The BT Business Quiz-VII
Theres more to business than meets the eye. Strange facts, unsung heroes, and stunning nuggets of trivia. If you know the name of the Indian who has just been named the CEO of United Airlines (Rono Dutta), or the company that designed DaimlerChrysler's Smart Car (Swiss watch-maker SMH), here's your chance. BUSINESS TODAY presents a series of quizzes on business, business events, and business people. The first 2 all-correct responses, received before October 7, 1999, will win a Canon Personal Organiser each.
1. Which global brand, available in India, derives its name from the French for 'dead' and the German for 'one'?
Baygon Harpic
Hasbro Mortein
2. Which company advertises that it had 11 Nobel Laureates work for it?
Bell Laboratories Microsoft
Bayer Intel
3. Boutros Boutros Ghali, Sharon Stone, and Clint Eastwood endorse a soccer-ball, the proceeds from whose sales will fund UNICEF.
Yves Saint Laurent Ralph Lauren
Louis Vuitton Donatella Versace
4. Which transnational megacorp was set up by Larry Hillblom, Adrian Dalslay, and Robert Lynn in 1969?
Sun Microsystems DHL
Oracle Exxon
5. The documentary film, A Brilliant Sun, directed by Zafar Hai, chronicles the life of which business magnate?
J.R.D. Tata Laxmi Niwas Mittal
M.S. Oberoi Aditya Vikram Birla
6. Which bank was born as the Bank of Calcutta in 1806?
Oriental Bank of Commerce Indian Overseas Bank
State Bank of India Vysya Bank
7. Which board-game, designed by Anthony Pratt, is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 1999, and has sold more than 150 million units?
Cluedo Monopoly
Scrabble Backgammon
8. Which Company originally owned the brand, Seven-Up, before selling it to PepsiCo?
Coca-Cola BAT Industries
Philip Morris Cadbury-Schweppes
9. With which organisation would you associate London's Lutine Bell?
P&O Shipping Lloyd's Insurance
East India Company Harrods
10. Which recently-launched software company, comprising former executives from Wipro, Lucent, and Cambridge Technologies, had its logo designed by Chetan, a 17-year-old student at the Spastic Society School?
Pentafour Aditi
Mindtree Liquid Intelligence
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