#SITNL 2013: Pub Quiz

www. Twan van den Broek .nl

www. Sven van Leuken .com

• The room is divided in 2 areas and every area represents one answer

• One, and only one, answer is correct

• Step, before @tbroek makes some noise, into the area for which you

think it represents the correct answer

• When your answer is correct, you may proceed

• When your answer is incorrect, you have to leave the 'playground‘

• 3 rounds are played and every round lasts 10 minutes

• When, at the end of a round, we have more winners then prices,

a deck of Scrum cards decides who wins and who loses.

(100 beats 40 beats 20 beats 13 beats 8 beats 5 ……0)

• By the way: Answers can not be challenged: I’m always right !

#SITNL 2013: Pub Quiz Household rules

Question 001 Preparing todays diner, Haseenah used more then

27 cans (400 grams per can) of tomatoes?

YES NO

Question 002 SAP plans to have 1% of its global workforce (of 65,000 employees)

to be people with autism.

YES NO

Question 003 Was this (see below) the www.SAP.com homepage in 1996?

YES NO

Question 004 There were 380 lectures, workshops and hands-on sessions on this

years SAP TechEd in Amsterdam (this is correct).

More then 124 of them were about SAP HANA

YES NO

Question 005 Jan Penninkhof wrote his first database application on a MSX.

YES NO

Question 006 There a more than 51 billion chickens on earth

YES NO

Question 007 The first SMS (Text message) was send in 1992

YES NO

Question 008

YES NO

This books is priced $69.99 at SAP Press (The answer to this question has been given during todays “Nederlandse SAP BI podcast” session)

Question 009 SAP TechEd Amsterdam 2013 winning InnoJam team is called

CloudBusters

YES NO

Question 010 The Dutch BI podcast had (in total) more than 4250 channel visits on

22 October 2013

YES NO

Question 011 Gingerbread is the codename of Android 2.3

YES NO

Question 012 The name of Yuri Gagarin’s space shuttle was called Vostok 1

YES NO

Question 013 All polar bears are left handed

YES NO

Question 014 The 2LIS_11_VAITM is an sales order header extractor

YES NO

Question 015 The middle name of Frank Zappa is Vincent

YES NO

Question 016 With bowling, 2 strikes in a row is called a Turkey

YES NO

Question 017 AMEN is an SAP transaction code

YES NO

Question 018 The first food prepared with/in a microwave was popcorn

YES NO

Question 019 In 2013 @tbroek ran the half marathon of Eindhoven

in less than 1 hour and 52 minutes

YES NO

Question 020 Phasmophobians fear ghosts

YES NO

Question 021 The elephant is the only animal that can’t jump

YES NO

Question 022 The silence of the lambs is in the IMDB top 25 movies of all time

YES NO

Question 023 The Atomium in Brussels contains 8 spheres (bollen)

YES NO

Question 024 @chiprodgers has more than 5678 followers on Twitter

YES NO

Question 025 This is the wrist (and watch) of @konijnenburg

YES NO

Question 026 Amsterdam was founded in 1275

YES NO

Question 027 Which vitamin is not to be found in an egg

A C

Question 028 Is SAP BW part of the SAP Netweaver stack?

YES NO

Question 029 Is Scrooge McDuck, according to the Fictional Forbes 15,

the richest character in the world in 2013?

YES NO

Question 030 Is Microsoft listed within the top 30

of the Fortune 500 list (based on revenue) of 2013

YES NO

Question 031 Was ‘occupyer’ the ‘word of the year’ in The Netherlands in 2011

YES NO

Question 032 The flag of the United States contains 50 stars

YES NO

Question 033 One bit contains 8 bytes

YES NO

Question 034 Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest American president ever

YES NO

Question 035 This years SitNL had more than 50 registered participants

YES NO

Question 036 There are, at the beginning of the game, 22 balls

on a snooker table

YES NO

Question 037 Haseenah used more then 84 eggs during the

preparation of todays dinner

YES NO

Question 038 The Polderbaan at Schiphol Airport is a runway which is longer

than 3760 meter

YES NO

Question 039 The Twitter ID of Ben Meijs is @myinfiniteloop

YES NO

Question 040 This is the last question of this quiz

YES NO