Q.2 Identify the person.
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31-Oct-2007
Q.1
Q.2 Identify the person.
Q.2 Identify the person.
30-Oct-2007
2 Sitters for the day !
Q.1
Q.2 Identify the image.
Q.1
Q.2 Identify the image.
29-Oct-2007
Q.1 He was one the greatest villains in the epics. He was the master of the game X. The instrument, he used for the game, was made from his father's thigh bones. He brain-washed his nephew, which resulted in a destructive war lost by his nephew.
Who is the person in question ?
Q.2 Identify the person in the pic.
Who is the person in question ?
Q.2 Identify the person in the pic.
26-Oct-2007
Two easy questions for the day !
Q.1 The name of this company is based on founder's daughter who died in car accident. Selling just 15 packets a day on bicycle, this company is one of the most popular brand. Identify the company.
Q.2 At Harrison street, 2 friends, X and Y, shared a flat. Y had thought to be writter but he gets successful in writting cases solved by X. They buy a car after World War II. While investing for a murder, X gets married. Identify X and Y.
Q.1 The name of this company is based on founder's daughter who died in car accident. Selling just 15 packets a day on bicycle, this company is one of the most popular brand. Identify the company.
Q.2 At Harrison street, 2 friends, X and Y, shared a flat. Y had thought to be writter but he gets successful in writting cases solved by X. They buy a car after World War II. While investing for a murder, X gets married. Identify X and Y.
25-Oct-2007
Q.1 Connect the following images:
Q.2
A sobriquet was given by the press to a person shown in the above figure. What is that sobriquet and why ?
Q.2
A sobriquet was given by the press to a person shown in the above figure. What is that sobriquet and why ?
24-Oct-2007
Q.1 The acronym for "SAT" was changed from 'X' to 'Y'. Why was it changed ?
Q.2 Depict the pic.
Q.2 Depict the pic.
23-Oct-2007
Q. British sailors, on mutiny, used to write down their names in a circle so that one wouldn't be able to figure out who was their leader. What term resulted ?
Q. What do we call images like these ?
Q. What do we call images like these ?
19-OCT-2007
19-OCT-2007
Q. Connect:
Issac Asimov
Sri Lanka
Satellites
Q.
(1) Dirty clothes
(2) Teachers' notes
(3) Human parts and remains
(4) Gambling Items
(5) Military Hardware
(6) Bootleg recording
(7) Crossbow and Knives
Above mentioned things are not ALLOWED.
What am I talking about ?
Q. This very famous author changed the name because of the thought that target audience might not read the book due to author's gender. Author was in news for suing a religious event.
Who is the author ?
Q. Connect:
Issac Asimov
Sri Lanka
Satellites
Q.
(1) Dirty clothes
(2) Teachers' notes
(3) Human parts and remains
(4) Gambling Items
(5) Military Hardware
(6) Bootleg recording
(7) Crossbow and Knives
Above mentioned things are not ALLOWED.
What am I talking about ?
Q. This very famous author changed the name because of the thought that target audience might not read the book due to author's gender. Author was in news for suing a religious event.
Who is the author ?
18-OCT-2007
18-OCT-2007
Q. 'X' was initially 115 mm, but then increased by 5mm for 'Y'. Some people say that, it was increased by company B, so as to beat the rival company A, who was already manufacturing it. And now, it has become a standard.
Identify X, Y, A, B.
Q. Connect the following images.
Q. 'X' was initially 115 mm, but then increased by 5mm for 'Y'. Some people say that, it was increased by company B, so as to beat the rival company A, who was already manufacturing it. And now, it has become a standard.
Identify X, Y, A, B.
Q. Connect the following images.
17-OCT-2007
17-OCT-2007 (Wednesday)
Question:
Q.
Connect the 4 images given.
Q. It was introduced as an experiment in Delhi with the support of the UNESCO, Philips and the US Govt. in 1959. It was delinked from its mother organization in 1976 and given the status of an independent corporation.
It was raking in Rs. 10 billion in ad revenue by 1987.
Which company are we talking about?
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Question:
Q.
Connect the 4 images given.
Q. It was introduced as an experiment in Delhi with the support of the UNESCO, Philips and the US Govt. in 1959. It was delinked from its mother organization in 1976 and given the status of an independent corporation.
It was raking in Rs. 10 billion in ad revenue by 1987.
Which company are we talking about?
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Starting Series of Questions in this BLOG.
I will keep on updating this blog.
Please leave your comments, as the feedback.
Thank you people for your response.
16-OCT-2007 (Tuesday)
Question:
Q. David Beckham, Kylie Minogue, Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, Sarah Jessica,
Shilpa Shetty, Shah Rukh Khan are some of the people. What does these people
have in common ? (Other than they are celebrities !)
Q. Starting in the late 1880s, European representatives of Thomas Edison recorded the voices of famous people to publicize the newly-invented phonograph. Not long after, this famous person became first one, whose voice was recorded when alive and heard after his death.
Name the person.
Fact: Have you ever thought why there are no 'B' drive in our computer ?
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15-OCT-2007 (Monday)
Question:
Q. "X" is an anagram of "Y", the title of the book on which the movie is based. A research done by Universal Pictures showed that women over 30 would not go to see a movie titled "Y" so Universal Pictures changed the title to be more inviting to a wider audience. The book was later re-released with the name X in order to capitalize on interest in the movie.
Identify X and Y.
Q. An European company, into forest products for the first 130 years of its existence, diversified into Television manufacturing in the eighties, but lost money there; burnt its fingers making computers and ultimately sold the computer division, faced a slump during the Russian recession of the early 90's, went deep in the red, and its CEO committed suicide. The new CEO decided to change the business they were in, and virtually reinvented the company. The company got its name from a river where they got relocated.
Name the company.
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12-OCT-2007 (Friday)
Question:
Q. Software 'X' is intended to play on words. 'Y' is said to have played his lyre as the city 'Z' burned. The program LOGO is historically inaccurate, where it shows a historical structure on fire.
Identify X,Y,Z.
Q.
Given is a pic from a cartoon series called as "ROAD RUNNER". Every product displayed in this cartoon has a label called "ACME" (like the rocket above).
What is ACME ?
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11-OCT-2007 (Thursday)
Question:
Q. KABUL (June-11-2004) : Don't telephone an Afghan at 8.30 in the evening. Chances are, he or she will be settled down and doing "some thing" ? What is that "something" in which the Afghans dont want be disturbed during that time ?
Q. On whose Epitaph it says "I lie somewhere over here".
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10-OCT-2007
Question:
Q. Two friends Frank and Tony live 15 miles apart from each other in England. They frequently come down to a bar midway between their towns to have a talk over drinks. These talks are by no means ordinary ones and every time one is held, a significant decision is brought about in the sporting world. How do we know them ??
Q. What is the full form of 'GNU' used in LINUX ?
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9-OCT-2007
Question:
(1) "Saat Swaad me LIJJAT LIJJAT papad" was the song of LIJJAT Compnay TV ad.
Why the "saat" (7) swaad ?
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8-OCT-2007
Question:
(1)He has been a prof of Electrical Engg and Computer Science at the Massachussetts Instt of Technology for 35 years
(2) His products are used in GM Cars, Zenith and Phillips TV divisions, NASA space shuttles, the Queen Elizabeth liner, and Broadway theaters.
(3) His father fled from Calcutta where he was wanted by the British police for revolutionary activities.
Identify the person.
Fact:
"Ctrl + Atl + Del" combination of keys was invented by Dave Bradley who was an Engineer in IBM. Ctrl+Alt+Del is also known as "Three Finger Salute" and was used to reboot the computer.
I will keep on updating this blog.
Please leave your comments, as the feedback.
Thank you people for your response.
16-OCT-2007 (Tuesday)
Question:
Q. David Beckham, Kylie Minogue, Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, Sarah Jessica,
Shilpa Shetty, Shah Rukh Khan are some of the people. What does these people
have in common ? (Other than they are celebrities !)
Q. Starting in the late 1880s, European representatives of Thomas Edison recorded the voices of famous people to publicize the newly-invented phonograph. Not long after, this famous person became first one, whose voice was recorded when alive and heard after his death.
Name the person.
Fact: Have you ever thought why there are no 'B' drive in our computer ?
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15-OCT-2007 (Monday)
Question:
Q. "X" is an anagram of "Y", the title of the book on which the movie is based. A research done by Universal Pictures showed that women over 30 would not go to see a movie titled "Y" so Universal Pictures changed the title to be more inviting to a wider audience. The book was later re-released with the name X in order to capitalize on interest in the movie.
Identify X and Y.
Q. An European company, into forest products for the first 130 years of its existence, diversified into Television manufacturing in the eighties, but lost money there; burnt its fingers making computers and ultimately sold the computer division, faced a slump during the Russian recession of the early 90's, went deep in the red, and its CEO committed suicide. The new CEO decided to change the business they were in, and virtually reinvented the company. The company got its name from a river where they got relocated.
Name the company.
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12-OCT-2007 (Friday)
Question:
Q. Software 'X' is intended to play on words. 'Y' is said to have played his lyre as the city 'Z' burned. The program LOGO is historically inaccurate, where it shows a historical structure on fire.
Identify X,Y,Z.
Q.
Given is a pic from a cartoon series called as "ROAD RUNNER". Every product displayed in this cartoon has a label called "ACME" (like the rocket above).
What is ACME ?
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11-OCT-2007 (Thursday)
Question:
Q. KABUL (June-11-2004) : Don't telephone an Afghan at 8.30 in the evening. Chances are, he or she will be settled down and doing "some thing" ? What is that "something" in which the Afghans dont want be disturbed during that time ?
Q. On whose Epitaph it says "I lie somewhere over here".
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10-OCT-2007
Question:
Q. Two friends Frank and Tony live 15 miles apart from each other in England. They frequently come down to a bar midway between their towns to have a talk over drinks. These talks are by no means ordinary ones and every time one is held, a significant decision is brought about in the sporting world. How do we know them ??
Q. What is the full form of 'GNU' used in LINUX ?
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9-OCT-2007
Question:
(1) "Saat Swaad me LIJJAT LIJJAT papad" was the song of LIJJAT Compnay TV ad.
Why the "saat" (7) swaad ?
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8-OCT-2007
Question:
(1)He has been a prof of Electrical Engg and Computer Science at the Massachussetts Instt of Technology for 35 years
(2) His products are used in GM Cars, Zenith and Phillips TV divisions, NASA space shuttles, the Queen Elizabeth liner, and Broadway theaters.
(3) His father fled from Calcutta where he was wanted by the British police for revolutionary activities.
Identify the person.
Fact:
"Ctrl + Atl + Del" combination of keys was invented by Dave Bradley who was an Engineer in IBM. Ctrl+Alt+Del is also known as "Three Finger Salute" and was used to reboot the computer.
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