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    Round 1: Quiz (20 Questions)

    Online Quiz on _____ platform covering topics of finance, economics and business. The link for the
    quiz can be accessed from here during the Quiz window.

    Teams: 100 Teams of 2-4 each.

    Guidelines:

     All the 100 registered teams can take the online quiz on ____ (___hrs-__ hrs)

     The quiz window will be open for 3 hours between ___hrs-__hrs.

     Every team will get a set of __ questions, which need to be answered in __ minutes.

     Only the team leader, that is the member who registered the team will be allowed to
    attempt the quiz.

     The teams will be ranked based on the score and the finishing time. This means that if two
    teams have the same score, then the team that finished earlier will be ranked higher.

     Participating teams will move on to the next level based on their performance in this
    assessment.

     The results of the quiz will be declared on same day at --- hrs. This from the end of Round 1.

    Round 2: Funny Financial Forecasting

    Objective: Teams create and present a humorous financial forecast based on a random and
    outlandish future event. This activity combines creativity, quick thinking, and basic financial
    knowledge in a fun and engaging way.

    Participants:

     30 teams

     Each team consists of 4 members

    Duration:

     5 minutes per team

    Materials Needed:

     A list of funny future events (pre-prepared slips of paper or cards)

     Stopwatch or timer

     Pens and paper for note-taking

     2 Classrooms (one for Presentation and one for sitting area)

    Examples Funny Future Events:

    1. Aliens start trading in the stock market.

    2. Pets are now considered taxable dependents.


    3. Everyone gets paid in chocolate bars.

    4. Time travel becomes a common mode of transport.

    5. All physical currency turns into Monopoly money.

    6. The moon is colonized and starts its own economy.

    7. Trees start producing gold leaves.

    8. Robots take over all manual labor jobs.

    9. Dinosaurs are resurrected and need their own economy.

    10. Virtual reality becomes the primary way of doing business.

    Competition Structure:

    1. Introduction (5 minutes):

    o The facilitator introduces the activity and explains the rules.

    o Teams are informed that they will be given a random funny future event and must
    create a financial forecast based on it.

    2. Event Assignment (1 minute):

    o Each team draws a random funny future event from a hat or box one by one.

    3. Preparation Time (3 minutes):

    o Teams have 3 minutes to discuss and prepare their financial forecast.

    o They can take notes and decide how to present their forecast creatively and
    humorously.

    4. Presentation (2 minute per team):

    o Each team has 2 minute to present their financial forecast to the judges and
    audience.

    o Teams are encouraged to be creative and humorous in their presentations, using


    props, acting, or any other means to make it entertaining.

    Judging Criteria:

     Creativity: How imaginative and unique the financial forecast is.

     Humor: How funny and entertaining the presentation is.

     Relevance: How well the forecast relates to the given future event.

     Presentation Skills: Clarity, coherence, and engagement in the presentation.

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