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Best of TATA CRUCIBLE Ravi Handa & Avinash Maurya A selection of 421 questions from Tata Crucible Business Quiz – Corporate from the years 2006 to 2009 MAURYA LEARNING P v t . L t d . Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible WHAT WE DO? VIDEOS The pool of 50 videos on our website covers the entire Math syllabus for MBA Entrance Exams (CAT/ XAT / MAT and others) [Absolutely FREE !! ] DOUBT CLEARING Get your doubts clarified on our forum by expert Math / DI / LR faculties. [Absolutely FREE !!] CONTENT DEVELOPMENT Articles / Books / Questions on Math, General Knowledge, Group Discussion (GD) & Personal Interviews (PI) LIVE EVENTS Quizzes for corporates, schools, colleges and clubs. >>Click on the topics to visit their respective webpage<< Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Very neat work and well segmented. I am sure this will come handy for all those who do not have a copy of the Crucible books. Truly appreciate your passion for quizzing and Crucible in particular. Giri (Pick Brain) QM – Tata Crucible Niraj Agarwal I managed to land up in the Mumbai regional finals of the Tata Crucible (’10) Sidhartha and I have your brilliant compilation to thank for. For a noob like me, your e-book was a godsend as a one-stop shop for crucible material. In fact, your I am truly amazed by what you book's popularity is quite wide spread have done for the quizzing because one enterprising candidate fraternity. A BIG Thank You ! had taken its printout and brought it along in hope of cracking the prelims! Thanks again, and may the force be with you! Awesome content! Commendable effort buddy. I am sure it must have taken an awful lot of time to compile them and publish. I can understand the labor gone into it as I am a TC finalist at Hyderabad Raghuram Rallapalli Ankur Jindal this year and spend some time trawling the net for fundaes! Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Tata Crucible does not need any introduction to the quizzing community in India. As far as the quality of the quiz and the hoopla surrounding the event is concerned, people have different opinions. As a matter of fact even both of us have contrasting views regarding Tata Crucible, its content and various issues. However, the one fact that both of us do agree upon is, that it is a quiz followed closely by many quizzers. We went around looking for a set of questions which have been asked in Crucible but the best we could find was on Nair’s site. Although the collection is quite comprehensive, a large number of questions are now outdated. Giri has the tendency to ask quite a few questions on current affairs, which we appreciate, but current affairs of 2007 are not relevant in 2010 or 2020. Also, some quiz bloggers had posted questions of their cities from memory hence some were without answers, erroneous or ill framed. So, we decided to take care of these problems and set out with a task to make a database of questions from Tata Crucible which are relevant today and will be relevant even in 2020, if Tata Crucible lasts that long. We sure hope it does. In this document you would find a set of 421 questions** which have been asked in Tata Crucible Corporate Editions over the years 2006 to 2009. For the list of cities covered have a look at the table given below: City\Years 2009 2008 2007 2006 Ahemdabad Bangalore Bhubneshwar Chandigarh Chennai Cochin Coimbatore Delhi Goa Hyderabad Indore Jaipur Jamshedpur Kochi Kolkata Lucknow Mumbai Pune Ranchi FINALS We hope that you find this compilation helpful. Also, feel free to contact us for – whatever you think you should contact us for. Our contact details are given at the end of the ebook. Cheers, Ravi Handa Avinash Maurya Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Level – 1 This set contains 251 questions of moderate level of difficulty. Most of these questions were asked in the prelim round of Tata Crucible over the years. Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible 1. What is the title of Colonel Harland Sanders’ autobiography? 2. FACUNDO DA ______ gave the world which Brand? 3. Which company's name is derived from Voice Data & Phone? 4. Which airlines parent company is called Interglobe Airlines? 5. Which entertainment company publishes an annual report called 'KIDSENSE'? 6. Which beverage giant gives out 'Wodruff Awards' annually? 7. Which Microsoft hardware product, launched in 2000, was created by Seamus Blackley and Kevin Bachus ? 8. "Interpret the world" is the tagline of which magazine? 9. Which brand of tea is named after its founders Mallik and Dilhan? 10. What is Bacon mail? Answers: 1. Finger Lickin' Good 2. Bacardi 3. Vodafone 4. Indigo 5. Disney 6. Coca Cola 7. XBOX 8. The Economist 9.Dilmah Tea 10. Mail for which you have subscribed but get filtered as SPAM. Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible 11. Which Hasbro toy line, manufactured by Takara Tomy, is divided into heroic autobots and evil decepticones? 12. Which R&D organisation started Projects Garuda, Setu, Veda, Vyasa, Vidwan, Vidur? 13. Who authored the book, “India: From Midnight to the Millennium” in 1997? 14. Which Padma Vibhushan awardee was the editor of Fortune magazine from 1943-48? 15. If Michelle Obama is one of the two US first ladies to feature on the cover of Vogue, name the other one? 16. Which US director agreed to an out of court 5 Million dollar settlement with an apparel company for using his picture in their ads? 17. Prestige pressure cooker and Kohinoor condom belongs to which company? 18. “A Double Tall Tale of Caffeine, Commerce, and Culture” book is on which organisation? 19. Leaden hall Street in the City of London in England was the headquarters of which organisation in 1729? 20. What did William Ramsay create which is now popularly used as an advertising tool? Answers: 11. Transformers 12. Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) 13. Shashi Tharoor 14. John Kenneth Galbraith 15. Hillary Clinton 16. Woody Allen 17. TTK 18. Starbucks 19. East India Company 20. Neon Glow Sign Board Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible 21. At the request of Mohd Ali Jinnah this person started the building ship ports/shipping industry? 22. Virginia House is the headquarter of which company? 23. What did Robert Wood create after getting inspired by a speech by antisepsis advocate Joseph joined brothers James Wood and Edward Mead? 24. Which Company has a logo called Joe and the ad line - “Change your body, Change your life”? 25. The Italian company Barilla is the world’s largest maker of what? 26. The Indian arm of which company traces its history to the accounting practice of Marc Merengue and W.A.Brown in Calcutta in 19th century? 27. In food and FMCG category marketing, what is LUP? 28. The Codex Leicester (also briefly known as Codex Hammer) is a collection of largely scientific writings by Leonardo da Vinci. Who purchased it in 1994 for 30.8 Million $ making it the costliest book ever? 29. Born at 10, Downing Street, London. He is the second son of Prime Minister Fredrick John Robinson. He was an authority in Self and Local governance. Who is this, in whose name a landmark stands at Chennai? 30. What was founded by Narayana Ranga Rao in 1948 as “Mysore Products and General Trading Company” producing soap nut, turmeric and agarbathis, its presence in 40 countries.? Answers: 21. Walchand Hirachand 22. ITC 23. Johnson & Johnson 24. Gold’s Gym 25. Pasta 26. Price Waterhouse Coopers 27. Low Unit Packaging 28. Bill Gates 29. Lord Rippon 30. Cycle Brand Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible Complied by: www.handakafunda.com/?botc Best of TATA Crucible 31. Which company did Dominic Chacko Kizhakemuri create in 1974? 32. What is Tilaknagar Industries most famous brand? 33. Which product appears on the International space station menu, was created by Edward McIllhyney? 34. Expand TAN as in taxation term? 35. Which brand of Bosch, started with the name that means or is "Ideal”? 36. Name of which Cookie Brand is also a slang for a Black who acts or thinks like a White because of its black exterior and becomes white as you go inside? 37. What term was given by Lou Montalli in 1994 of Netscape communications which is also a food items? 38. From 1990 until 1996, which brand used geographic, such as Africa, Alaska, Java, Nevada, and Inca to name its variants? 39. Which brand of clocks was started by O.R.Patel, Jaysukh Patel and Manubhai Patel? 40. Which Game is also known as Literati, Alfapet, Skip-A-Cross, Spelofun, Palabras Cruzadas? Answers: 31. D C Books 32. Indian-Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) 33. Tabasco sauce 34. TAN or Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number is a 10 digit alpha numeric number required to be obtained by all persons who are responsible for deducting or collecting tax. 35. Blaupunkt 36. Oreo 37. Cookies 38. Axe deodorant 39.
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