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Pandora's Box

Friendly

Feud

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Friendly feud helps the students break free from the monotonous cycle of classes, labs and exams and compete in an event that is tailor-made to let them have the maximum amount of fun while testing their focus and brainpower. The answers to the questions asked in Friendly Feud are unique in that they aren't factual "answers" at all. They are based on the answers provided by a survey panel. Contestants are asked to come up with the most popular answers to each question, which are placed on the game board and revealed as teams provide them.

Event Details:

• Event Date: 19th March 2022
• Mode - Online

Points to remember for Round 1:

• Before the scheduled time for round 1, the participants would be sent the link to the quiz.
• The competition would be proctored thoroughly by the organisers.

Points to remember for Round 2:

• The second session will be done via Zoom. A discord server might also be used for this.
• The contestants must remain in the competition throughout the entire duration of the competition.
• Questions will be asked to each participant in random order by the host.
• If a participant's response is not among the top ten responses recorded, the percentage for that response will be zero.
• Ties in round 2 will be broken based on round 1 rankings.

• There are two rounds.
• The competition is a knockout round.
• Individual participation is required.
• The teams that finish within the top 10 placed in the first round would advance to the second and final round.

Round 1:

• The first round involves the participants attending a live quiz on one of the several websites such as Kahoot, Quizziz.
• It would consist of a fixed number of questions, say 10-15, which have to be answered in a specified time duration, say 15-20 seconds.
• Questions based on pictures, guess the entity from these emojis, posters, etc., will be asked.
• Tiebreaks would be solved by the time of completion.
• The top 10 contestants would proceed to the second round.

Round 2:
Participants must choose their top three choices for each question in this round, and those who choose the ones with the highest cumulative % of occurrence* will receive the highest points, say 10, the second-best will receive 9, the third-best will receive 8, and so on.

These questions will be asked in a survey, and the responses will be recorded and categorised.

Here's a sample question: Name something that people open.
Chips, Eyes, Book, Laptop, Bottle, Door, Gift, Mail, Zip, Lock

The responses provided are presumed to be those of individuals who took part in the survey. The participants would simply be given the question without any options, and they would be required to provide three responses to the question. The percentage of occurrence of the responses would be summed, and the participant would be graded for the question based on the cumulative percentage of answers, as previously stated.

Judging Criteria:

• Anyone suspected of engaging in unethical behaviour will be disqualified.
• There are no partial points awarded for guessing close answers (Round 1).
• In case of disputes, the judges' decision will be final and binding.

FAQs:
1) Who can participate in Friendly Feud?
Anyone can participate in this event.
2) Are inter-college teams allowed?
Participants are not allowed to form teams as this event requires individual participation.

Prize Money: INR 15,000

Contact:

• Priyanka: 8400052889
• Jairam: 9380872847
• Shrivijay: 9952907140