Business Quiz Set-2

 SET-2

1) Which Indian brand derives its name from a foreign phrase that denotes  person of refined taste who know how to enjoy it?

-Taj Vivanta

2) Which company’s CEO once said “I have changed the face of mankind the most” ?

-Gillette

3) LittleMonsters.com is a social networking website of whome ?

-Lady Gaga

4)  This brand was established as Rampur Distillery in 1943.  But later a teetotaller bought it from Vishnu Hari Dalmia for  16 lakh in 1972. How we know it today ?

-Radico Khaitan

5) What was started by Reggie Brown and Evan Spiegel as a class project at Stanford University under the name of Picaboo. Its  mascot is called "Ghostface Chillah". What I  am talking about?

-Snap Chat

6) What started its life in Britain as Morris Oxford but with a quick name changed it went to became one of the India most enduring vehicles. Which also won a race organised by Top Gear ?

- Hindustan Motor Ambassdor

7) How we know very well to Satyanarayan Gangaram is an Indian engineer, business executive and policymaker.

-Sam Pitroda

8) HYLITES” which is in news recently, is a _______ ?

-GPRS based railway enquiry system

9) Id book "Idea Man" is written by whom ?

- Paul Allen

Business Quiz Set-1

Set: 1

1)  X communications service was launched on November 1, 1998. The logo of the company was designed by Landor  Associates, and represents the Big Dipper. Id this company? 

-Iridium.

2) What does TSB stand for in the Lloyds Bank TSB ?

- Trustee Saving Bank 

3) Zno, H3Bo3, Lanolin. In India it was first manufactured in 

late 1929. The product is still in use what I am talking about?

-Boroline

4) What is this commenced on January 26, 1967 and is one of the longest running programs?

-Krishi Dharshan

5) This magazine was started back in 1929 just before a  week of the stock market crash. In 2000s it was acquired by  the Bloomberg. Id which magazine is this ? 

-Business Week. 

6) What is the name of the only novel written by Charlie Chaplin that is being made public for the first time?

-Footlight

  

7) What was created by Frank Mason Robinson in 1885 and the font used in its creation is known as Spenserian script, which flourished from 1850 to 1925 in the United States.

-Coca Cola logo

8) Which iconic personality co-founded the television channel 'Oxygen' in 1998 to carry programming for young women?

-Oprah Winfrey

9) Assigning a project to a person or department within the company instead of hiring an outside person or company to do the work or to bringing a third party outsourcer to work inside a company's facility What is the term coined for such phenomena ?

- Insourcing

10) ID her ?

-Marry Barra CEO of General Motor, the first female CEO of a major global automaker 

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Famous Campaign 

Campaign                                                                  Product
1	"You don't have to be Jewish to love X" (1949) - food		Levy's Rye Bread
2	"Today the pits, tomorrow the wrinkles" (1970s)		Sunsweet Prunes
3	"Perception. Reality." (1985)		Rolling Stone
4	"Know what comes between me and my X? Nothing!"		Calvin Klein (X - Calvins)
5	"The Uncola" (1970s)		7 UP
6	"Crying Indian" (1971)		Keep America Beautiful
7	"We try harder" (1963)		Avis
8	"Let X put you in the driver's seat" (1961)		Hertz
9	"Be all that you can be" (1981)		U.S. Army
10	"Reach for a X instead of a sweet" (1920s)		Lucky Strike cigarettes (X - Lucky)
11	"When you care enough to send the very best" (1930s)		Hallmark
12	"It's so simple" (1977) - snappy!		Polaroid
13	"A different kind of company, A different kind of car." (1989)		Saturn
14	The X Man (1955) - harmful!		Marlboro
15	"Old People in Russia" (1970s)		Dannon Yogurt
16	"Breakfast of champions" (1930s)		Wheaties
17	Roadside signs in verse (1925)		Burma-Shave
18	"You'll wonder where the yellow went" (1956)		Pepsodent
19	"A diamond is forever" (1948)		DeBeers
20	"The pause that refreshes" (1929)		Coca-Cola
21	"It's a miracle" (1975)		Xerox
22	The X Bottle (1981) - vodka		Absolut
23	"From the Land of Sky Blue Waters" (1950s)		Hamm's beer
24	"It's morning again in America" (1984)		Reagan for President
25	"When it rains it pours" (1912)		Morton Salt
26	"It's the real thing" (1970)		Coca-Cola
27	"X hits the spot" (1940s)		Pepsi-Cola
28	"Hey, Mikey" (1972)		Life cereal
29	"Frank and Ed" (1985)		Bartles & Jaymes
30	"My friend, Joe Holmes, is now a horse" (1938)		Arrow shirts
31	"Look sharp, feel sharp" (1940s)		Gillette
32	"Lying Joe X" (1980s) - Japanese car		Isuzu
33	Gorilla commercial (1960s)		American Tourister
34	"I want my X" (1960s) - oatmeal		Maypo
35	"The ultimate driving machine" (1975)		BMW
36	"Tastes great, less filling" (1974)		Miller Lite
37	"Have it your way" (1973)		Burger King
38	"Snap! Crackle! and Pop!" (1940s)		Kellogg's Rice Krispies
39	"A buck well spent" (1948)		Springmaid sheets
40	"See the USA in your X" (1950s)		Chevrolet
41	"They laughed when I sat down at the piano, but when I started to play!" (1925)		U.S. School of Music
42	"Does she...or doesn't she?" (1957)		Clairol
43	"His master's voice" (1901)		Victor Talking Machine Co.
44	"Takes a licking and keeps on ticking" (1950s)		Timex
45	"A little dab'll do ya" (1950s)		Brylcreem
46	"Medecine Cabinet" (1960s)		Right Guard
47	"The instrument of the immortals" (1919)		Steinway & Sons
48	"99 and 44/100% Pure" (1882)		Ivory Soap
49	"Share the fantasy" (1979) - fashion		Chanel
50	"Please don't squeeze the X" (1964)		Charmin
51	"The man in the X shirt"		Hathaway Shirts (X - Hathaway)
52	"Melts in your mouth, not in your hands" (1954)		M&Ms
53	"Somewhere west of Laramie" (1923)		Jordan Motor Car Co.
54	"The penalty of leadership" (1915)		Cadillac
55	"Fast talker" (1982)		Fedex
56	"Good to the last drop" (1959)		Maxwell House
57	Average life of a car in Sweden (1960s)		Volvo
58	"Who's that behind those Xs?" (1965)		Foster Grant
59	"1984"		Apple
60	"Fast, fast, fast relief" (1952)		Anacin
61	"I dreamed I went shopping in my X bra"		Maidenform (1949)
62	"Do you know me?" (1975)		American Express
63	"This is SportsCenter" (1995)		ESPN Sports
64	"Hey Mabel, Black Label!" (1940s)		Carling Black Label beer
65	Uneeda Biscuits' Boy in Boots (1899)		National Biscuit Co.
66	"It's such a comfort to take the bus and leave the driving to us" (1957)		Greyhound
67	"501 Blues" (1984)		Levi's jeans
68	"I'd walk a mile for a X"		Camel cigarettes (X - Camel)
69	"Daisy" (1964)		Lyndon Johnson for President
70	"We'll leave a light on for you" (1988)		Motel 6
71	"Mmm mm good" (1930s)		Campbell Soup
72	"Ring around the collar" (1968)		Wisk detergent
73	"The disadvantages" (1960s) - harmful!		Benson & Hedges 100s
74	"Always a bridesmaid, but never a bride" (1923)		Listerine
75	"What becomes a legend most?" (1960s)		Blackglama-Great Lakes Mink
76	"Always" (1993)		Coca-Cola
78	"This X for you" (1970s) - beverage		Budweiser (X - Bud's)
79	"Reach out and touch someone" (1979)		AT&T
80	"Shot from guns" (1920s)		Quaker Puffed Wheat
81	"You can trust your car to the men who wear the star" (1940s)		Texaco
82	"Look, Ma! No cavities!" (1958)		Crest
83	"Where's the beef?" (1984)		Wendy's
84	"X tastes good--like a cigarette should" (1954)		Winston cigarettes (X - Winston)
85	Smokey the Bear/ "Only you can prevent forest fires"		U.S. Forest Service
86	"The skin you love to touch" (1911)		Woodbury Soap
87	"It takes a tough man to make tender chicken" (1971)		Perdue chicken
89	"Just Do It" (1988)		Nike
90	"The X generation" (1964)		Pepsi-Cola (X - Pepsi)
91	"Think Small" (1959)		Volkswagen
92	Bill Cosby with kids (1975)		Jell-O
93	"Got Milk?" (1993)		California Milk Processor Board
94	"You deserve a break today" (1971)		McDonald's

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