| A (Q 2) = Aravind Adiga, 2008 Booker prize winner |
| B (Q 6) = Bolt, Usain, of Jamaica, won the 100m at the 2008 Beijing Olympics |
| C (Q 9) = Constipation = ‘crowded together’ |
| D (Q 13) = Dactylogram, = fingerprint |
| E (Q 23) = Earthquakes are measured on the Richter Scale. |
| F (Q24) = Furlong = 1/8th of a mile |
| G (Q16) = ‘Glossophobia’, fear of public speaking |
| H (Q 12) = Hydrogen is the most common atom in the universe |
| I (Q 20) = Indian Railways are the largest employers in the world. |
| J (Q 1) = Juliet, in Shakespeare’s tragedy, “Romeo & Juliet”, |
| K (Q 11) = Kodagu, district in Karnataka that celebrates Kailipodhu on 3rd Sept. |
| L (Q 15) = Lee, Brett is the only bowler to take a hat trick at T20 Internationals |
| M (Q 17) = Marilyn Monroe is the 1st woman to be a Playboy centre fold in 1953 |
| N (Q 25) = Numerator, the number above the line in a vulgar fraction |
| O (Q 18) = ‘Ocean of Wisdom’, is what ‘Dalai Lama’ translates to . |
| P (Q 7) = Phelps, Micheal, is the ‘Baltimore Bullet’. |
| Q (Q 8) = Queensbury Rules, govern the sport of boxing. |
| R (Q 14) = Raju, Ramalinga brought down the company with the logo, (Satyam) |
| S (Q 5) = Sneezing is what you would be doing if you were ‘sternutating’. |
| T (Q 4) = Taikonauts, Chinese call their astronauts |
| U (Q 19) = User Development Fee is the fee being collected by the BAIL. |
| V (Q 26) =Vermicelli, is pasta like ‘little worms’. |
| W (Q 3) = Wales, Jimmy …Wikipedia founder |
| X (Q22) = XP is the Windows version with the Bliss photo as its default screen |
| Y (Q 21) = Yuletide is the other name for the Xmas season |
| Z (Q 10) = Zambi, the name of the mascot for 2010 FIFA world cup in S. Africa. |