Tata Crucible Corporate Edition 2013 – Delhi – Tata Track Questions
Results (Tata Track):
- WINNER:
TCS (Abhinav Kishore and Anurag Krishna)
- RUNNER UP:
TCS (Jaganathan S & Mirza Farhan Beg)
Round 1:
1) It is a division of Bloomsbury- a series since 1899 with a range of scholarly editions of ____________. Trademarked by Bloomsbury.
William Shakespeare
2) Started in Portobello Road, West London by the three Shahs- Arun, Nitin and Milan Shah in 1970s.
Pepe Jeans
3) If somebody is working with a TOQUE as a part of the attire, what would be the profession?
Chef
4) Term comes from the French language, meaning ‘free from servitude’. Developed as a feudal concept and could be seen with churches in Rome.
Franchise
5) Coca Cola GMBH- German bottlers, Max Keith couldn’t get the supply to US after WW II. He worked on a new drink as he didn’t want a dip in sales.
Fanta
6) Founder businessman- learnt the art of chocolate making from his father to keep himself occupied as he suffered from polio.
Mars
Round 2:
1) Symbol for –
Pawn Brokers/Money Lenders
2) Tendulkar flanked by other 2 guys. What is the unique club?
Club X- UFO Movies
3) Advertisement for?
Moto X
4) Personality donated all his royalty to philantrophy?
Mario Miranda
5) Chairman of conglomerate[world of luxury]
Bernaud Arnault (LVMH)
6) Creator of?
Barbie
Round 3:
1) Tata recent announcement; young person taking over reins at Tata Steel. Who?
TV Narendran
2) Tata group company has tied up with the Wildlife Trust of India to create a huge initiative for conserving whale sharks. Which company?
Tata Chemicals
3) Casual corporate eyewear brand from Tata Eye+ which gets its name from a popular cafe. Name?
Cabana
4) Who on the NYSE ticker is TTM?
Tata Motors
Round 4:
1) Knowledge Graph is to establish the relationship between things and people. Which great company is behind it?
2) Which industrial enterprise/group owns Open magazine?
RPG
3) Famous bank which for its HQ has two buildings known as Credit & Debit. Which bank?
Deutsche Bank
4) Who officially gives the Nobel Prize for Economics?
Sveriges Bank (Bank of Sweden)
Round 5:
1)
Clue 1: This person gave the world’s largest philanthropic donation of $105 million to Stanford Business School in 2006.
Clue 2: Resigned as CEO in 2004, retained position as chairman in the Board.
Clue 3: ‘Corporate Crook’ in Michael Moore’s ‘Downsize This’.
Phil Knight
2)
Clue 1: Launched in 1983. In 1998, group of individuals continued to pursue this under an umbrella seeking protection of copyright laws.
Clue 2: New version of software can be shared & tweaked to alter the process architecture.
Open Source
3)
Clue 1: Founded by Hans and Alfred.
Clue 2: Low cost brand known as Tudor.
Clue 3: Official timekeeper for Wimbledon.
Rolex
– Questions contributed by Subhodeep Jash.