Contributed by Abhinash Acharya

1. Business Quiz – Connect Series

2. Q1: Connect the below photographs with “John De Mol” and “Joop Van Den”. / Page 2

3. Q2: Which sports we are discussing here? Statement 1: Yann Hnautra, Chau Belle, David Belle, Laurent Piemontesi, Sebastien Foucan, Guylain N'Guba Boyeke, Charles Perriere, Malik Diouf and Williams Belle Statement 2: Thums Up Advertisement Statement 3: "strong body, strong spirit, strong person“. Statement 4: Casino Royale / Page 3

4. Q3: What are the significance of the below images / Page 4

5. Q4:Identify Y. X Said about Y. “Everybody rapes the system but this man wanted to make it his mistress”. There is a popular movie based on their relationship. Clue One: Clue Two: / Page 5

6. Q5: What invention we are talking about? Inoue Daisuke invented this in 1971 but never bothered to patent it, losing his chance to become one of Japan's richest men. Daisuke languished for years in international obscurity. But in 1999, Time Magazine astonishingly called him one of the 20th Century's most influential Asians, saying he "had helped to liberate legions of the once unvoiced: as much as Mao Zedong or Mohandas Gandhi changed Asian days, Daisuke transformed its nights.” Daisuke was presented the Ig Nobel Peace Prize at Harvard University for his invention. The committee cited him for "providing an entirely new way for people to learn to tolerate each other". He received a standing ovation after calling himself the "last samurai". These days Daisuke makes a living selling, among other things, an eco-friendly detergent and a cockroach repellent for his invention. / Page 6

7. Q6: Identify.. XXX is a form of torture. It is used to obtain information, coerce confessions, and for punishment and intimidation. XXX consists of immobilizing an individual and pouring water over his face to simulate drowning, which produces a severe gag reflex, making the subject believe his death is imminent while ideally not causing permanent physical damage. This was in the news a lot lately (Bush Administration). / Page 7

8. Q7: Relation between the below personalities / Page 8

9. Q8: What is the significance of the below photographs with the other clues? Good Year Tyre and Rubber Co. August 26 / Page 9

10. Q9: The vehicle is attached to the one of the personalities present in the below photographs. Identify the person / event. / Page 10

11. Q10: Identify the gentleman and connect him with the two landmarks / Page 11

12. Q11: Connect the other images with Eiffel Tower / Page 12

13. Q12: ”Lost money in market. Earned fame in Cartoon Series”. The person was (in)famous in 2008. Identify the person / event. / Page 13

14. Q13: “I have no desire to be a 'successful' man or the head of a big firm. There are intelligent people who like that and let them do it. I hear you saying 'But you are not Socrates or Einstein'. No—and that is what Berlioz's father said to Berlioz. He called him a useless musician when he was young—Hector Berlioz who is now accepted as one of the world's greatest geniuses and France's greatest musician. How can anybody else know at what time what one will do, if there is nothing to show. ... It is no use saying to Beethoven 'You must be a scientist for it is great thing' when he did not care two hoots for science; or to Socrates 'Be an engineer; it is the work of an intelligent man‘” The above text is an excerpt from a letter written by the below personality to his father. Identify the person and connect him to the other two photos. / Page 14

15. Q14: Bloomsbury, Scholastic, Time Warner, General Electric Vivendi, Electronic Arts, Coca Cola, Amazon Mattel, Hasbro, Enesco, Fossil , Johnson & Johnson StockPickr had created a thematic index using the above scripts. They are related to one popular movie. Name the movie. / Page 15

16. Q15: The person was in news recently. Identify him Clue One: “A system for allowing a shoe wearer to lean forwardly beyond his center of gravity by virtue of wearing a specially designed pair of shoes which will engage with a hitch member movably projectable through a surface.” Clue Two: / Page 16

18. Ganesh Asirvatham

19. SOWPODS

20. Lexicon/ Page 17

21. Q17: Greek Maestro “Yanni ” was self taught and his "Live at Acropolis "is the second best selling music Album ever! Listening to this music induce a short-term improvement on the performance of certain kinds of mental tasks known as "spatial-temporal reasoning”. Köchel catalogue K 626 what are we discussing here? / Page 18

22. Q18: The below key words are related to New York Times Best Seller List for the year 2008. The Author of the book was named as one of the worlds 100 most influential person by Time Magazine in 2009. Identify the book or the Author. Smash Your Brand Contextual Branding GSK Hakuhodo Coca Cola The Truth and Lies About Why We Buy / Page 19

23. Q19: Connect them / Page 20

24. Q20: Both the images has Sikh Connection! Relate the images. / Page 21

25. Q21: The movie image was taken from a controversial biopic. Name the movie or the person(s) referred here. Anand Ghan / Page 22

26. Q22:The image is not related to one Coke advertisement. What is the connection between “Coca Cola” with the other photograph? / Page 23

27. Q23: The pictures (other than the sweets!) are of British Era. Identify the lady or build the connection. / Page 24

28. Q24: The left side photograph is of a “Mile Marker”. Identify it and how is it related to the person in the image? / Page 25

29. Q25: All the three of these statesmen were assassinated. Which other thing is common to all of them? / Page 26

30. Q26: The below personalities are of Indian Origin. What is common to all of them? / Page 27

31. Q27: Connect the pictures and identify the company? / Page 28

32. Q28: Which Indian Company is associated to the below images? / Page 29

33. Q29: The device shown in the picture is called Bong. Connect the below photos to an early 2009 news? / Page 30

34. Q30: Connect the logos and find the Indian Company attached to them? / Page 31

35. Thank you! / Page 32

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