Overview :
Starting 1st May 2013 at 7 p.m., Qbit Summer Quest brings you two months
of intense brain (w)racking. The Quest for Truth has always been a mover of
great minds, and Summer Quest promises to incorporate every bit of that !
Rules :
1. An active leader-board will be maintained, which we will
update every Sunday.
2. We are looking at 3 to 4 questions per week, plus a bonus question on
Sundays.
3. The correct answer, together with complete explanation will be posted
after sufficient time.
4. The title of the question and/or the URL of the images we put up can
be hints, so watch out !
5. The scoring methodology is similar to previous Qbit blog
quizzes and is given below.
6. Speed matters: The questions will mostly be googleable, so the faster
you post your answer, more chances of
you winning !
7. Prizes (cash and/or Qbit merchandise) for top 5 finishers. Also, prizes for highest scorer of every week.
8. No matter what happens, believe in God (particularly Lord Brahma
!), believe in Us.
Scoring :
The methodology of calculating the points scored is
as follows:
1. The questions will be rated on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is cakewalk and 5 is a gut-wrencher.
2. Each rating point is worth 10 points, so a question rated 4 is worth 40 points.
3. The points are divided by the number of correct answers to give the average score, say the number of correct answers is 5, so the average is 8 points.
4. The first person gets the maximum points, then the average points are subtracted for each subsequent answer. In our example, the first person gets 40, the next gets (40-8)=32, then (32-8)=24 and so on.
5. All decimals are rounded off.
1. The questions will be rated on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is cakewalk and 5 is a gut-wrencher.
2. Each rating point is worth 10 points, so a question rated 4 is worth 40 points.
3. The points are divided by the number of correct answers to give the average score, say the number of correct answers is 5, so the average is 8 points.
4. The first person gets the maximum points, then the average points are subtracted for each subsequent answer. In our example, the first person gets 40, the next gets (40-8)=32, then (32-8)=24 and so on.
5. All decimals are rounded off.
_/\_rule 8 _/\_ :D
ReplyDeleteLol..May Lord Brahma bless us ! :)
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