The Marketing Society of MIB
                  presents

  The                               Quiz
                 21st March 2012
                       2 PM
Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics
www.hachetteindia.com
                        RULES
• 30 questions
• No negatives
• Use of unfair means (googling, peeping into
  others’ sheets) will lead to disqualification
• Part Points at QM’s discretion
• Any dispute will be taken care of after the quiz
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                                   1.
• X attended boarding schools in Himachal Pradesh, before graduating
  in commerce from St. Xavier's College, Calcutta. He then took a loan
  of Rs.20,000 and completed his MBA from The University of Texas
  at Austin. He also trained to be a pilot, a result of his childhood
  dream of flying for the Indian Air Force. He is a trained sitar player
  and enjoys classical music. He also applied to train as an actor at the
  Film Institute, Pune, but didn't follow it up as he then believed it not
  to be a serious job, as reported by Rediff.com. He was also drawn
  towards a picture of Swami Vivekanand in an advertisement by the
  Ramkrishna Mission, and decided to be a monk, but did not do so
  due to strong advice by his family and a Swami in Chicago.
• After his MBA in 1974, he worked in Chicago for two years for the
  Detex Company, before returning to India, where he worked for a
  logistics provider Lee and Muirhead] In 1984, he quit the job to start
  his own air freight company based in Kolkata. He also started a
  consumer protection centre
• Who? (Recently in news)
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  Connect and name them.
  They will be new members to a list in India.
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  A company from Europe sued this restaurant from
  Las Vegas for plagiarizing their logo.
  Name the company.
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                        4
Which company’s conference? and something ‘new’ ,
i.e. a major change was announced in this conference.
Name both.
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 This is list called ‘40 under 40’ by Fortune. Name X and Y.
 1 Sergey Brin     36        Google
 1 Larry Page      36        Google
 2 Mark Zuckerberg 25        Facebook
 3 James Murdoch 36          News Corp.
 4       X         33              Y
 5 Biz Stone       35        Twitter
 5 Evan Williams   37        Twitter
  6 Tiger Woods    33
 7 Jonathan Gray   39        Blackstone
 8 Jason Kilar     38        Hulu
 9 John Arnold     35        Centaurus Advisors
 10 Marc Andreessen 38       Netscape, Opsware, Ning,
                             Andreessen Horowitz
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• WPPED CREAM AWARDS ?
• Eligibility and field?
• 2 points
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• Made in America  Walmart
• Made in Japan  Sony
• Made in Korea  ??
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• Name them
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The Grumpy - @grumpyBBboy
The Cynic - @cynicBBboy
The Drama King - @dramaBBboy
The Whiner - @whinyBBboy
The Funny Guy - @funnyBBboy

What are they collectively known as ?
10
• www.stat.us will redirect you to which website?
11
• Z was first set up in undivided India in 1920 by a Hindu
  Punjabi, Kundan Lal Gujral. Following the partition
  between India and Pakistan, Gujral found himself one
  among many Hindu refugees fleeing the rioting and
  upheaval by moving to India. He moved his restaurant to
  Delhi in a place called Daryaganj. Kundan Lal Gujral is
  famous for inventing tandoori chicken. He also invented
  other Indian dishes, such as butter chicken and modern
  dal makhani.
• One of the favorites of Nehru this place was called as
  ‘pride of India’ by Nehru.
• What?
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• Which company’s ticker symbol on the NYSE is
  ‘PZZA’ ?
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• X a great in his field was given a nickname Y by
  his school friends because X’s father used to
  work for the Z brand. X later also endorsed Z.
  The ads showed his mother calling him Y.
• Give me X,Y,Z.
• No part points.
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• Luxo Jr. (small) and senior(large) are playing with a small
  inflated rubber ball, chasing it and trying to balance on
  it, as Luxo (large) reacts to these antics. The ball
  eventually deflates due to Luxo Jr. jumping on it; Luxo Jr.
  is admonished by Luxo, who then finds Luxo Jr. playing
  with an even larger ball, as Luxo just wonders.

• This is a scene from a short film from 1986.
• Luxo Jr. is now the mascot of a company which is
  pioneer in its field.
• ID the company.
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• Which brand’s new logo is called ‘the punch’ ?
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• began simply as a way to tell one person's cattle
  from another by means of a hot iron stamp.
• What word?
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• Connect.
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• Connect
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• X was previously known as Foodiebay.com. The brand
  name was changed due to a possible move outside of the
  food vertical and also to avoid a future conflict with
  eBay, because the earlier brand name Foodiebay contained
  ‘ebay’ in it.
• Foodiebay was started by Deepinder Goyal, a graduate from
  IIT Delhi. The journey to the present-day X started as a
  small exercise to help his colleagues negotiate huge stacks
  of menu cards with ease. It was in 2008 when he was
  working with Bain and Company, a management consulting
  firm, when he put all menu cards in his office on the
  internet
• The founders say that the word X means a Y with a Zing.
• Give X.
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     ID
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  Founder of the company? He
  was famous in some other field
  previously.
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• What was launched on 5th May (5/5) and was
  named after lucky no. of the founder and
  became the no1 seller afterwards?
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• Which company started as a playing card
  company in 1889 in Japan and literally means
  ‘Leave luck to Heaven’?
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• Intel after devising a number of
  microprocessors was facing the problem that
  numbers like 4086,8086 cannot be trademarked.
  Hence they came up with ‘something’. What?
25
• In Britain they are called
  ‘french letters’.
• It has also been
  speculated to be derived
  from the Italian word
  guantone, derived from
  guanto, meaning glove
• In North America they
  are also commonly
  known as prophylactics
• What am I talking about ??
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• Google Play is the new name of ? (2 words)
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                            29
• The term Internet Xis used
  to describe a concept that
  spreads via the Internet.
  The term is a reference to
  the concept of Xs, although
  the latter concept refers to a
  much broader category of
  cultural information. The
  earliest known usage of the
  word X is in the book The
  Selfish Gene by Richard
  Dawkins published in 1976.
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• Quiz prepared and conducted by Ankit Soni
• Facebook.com/iamankitsoni

The BRAND.i Quiz 2012 Prelims

  • 1.
    The Marketing Societyof MIB presents The Quiz 21st March 2012 2 PM Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics
  • 2.
    www.hachetteindia.com RULES • 30 questions • No negatives • Use of unfair means (googling, peeping into others’ sheets) will lead to disqualification • Part Points at QM’s discretion • Any dispute will be taken care of after the quiz
  • 3.
    www.hachetteindia.com 1. • X attended boarding schools in Himachal Pradesh, before graduating in commerce from St. Xavier's College, Calcutta. He then took a loan of Rs.20,000 and completed his MBA from The University of Texas at Austin. He also trained to be a pilot, a result of his childhood dream of flying for the Indian Air Force. He is a trained sitar player and enjoys classical music. He also applied to train as an actor at the Film Institute, Pune, but didn't follow it up as he then believed it not to be a serious job, as reported by Rediff.com. He was also drawn towards a picture of Swami Vivekanand in an advertisement by the Ramkrishna Mission, and decided to be a monk, but did not do so due to strong advice by his family and a Swami in Chicago. • After his MBA in 1974, he worked in Chicago for two years for the Detex Company, before returning to India, where he worked for a logistics provider Lee and Muirhead] In 1984, he quit the job to start his own air freight company based in Kolkata. He also started a consumer protection centre • Who? (Recently in news)
  • 4.
    www.hachetteindia.com 2. Connect and name them. They will be new members to a list in India.
  • 5.
    www.hachetteindia.com 3 A company from Europe sued this restaurant from Las Vegas for plagiarizing their logo. Name the company.
  • 6.
    www.hachetteindia.com 4 Which company’s conference? and something ‘new’ , i.e. a major change was announced in this conference. Name both.
  • 7.
    www.hachetteindia.com This islist called ‘40 under 40’ by Fortune. Name X and Y. 1 Sergey Brin 36 Google 1 Larry Page 36 Google 2 Mark Zuckerberg 25 Facebook 3 James Murdoch 36 News Corp. 4 X 33 Y 5 Biz Stone 35 Twitter 5 Evan Williams 37 Twitter 6 Tiger Woods 33 7 Jonathan Gray 39 Blackstone 8 Jason Kilar 38 Hulu 9 John Arnold 35 Centaurus Advisors 10 Marc Andreessen 38 Netscape, Opsware, Ning, Andreessen Horowitz
  • 8.
    www.hachetteindia.com 6 • WPPED CREAM AWARDS ? • Eligibility and field? • 2 points
  • 9.
    www.hachetteindia.com 7 • Made in America  Walmart • Made in Japan  Sony • Made in Korea  ??
  • 10.
    www.hachetteindia.com 8 • Name them
  • 11.
    www.hachetteindia.com 9 The Grumpy - @grumpyBBboy The Cynic - @cynicBBboy The Drama King - @dramaBBboy The Whiner - @whinyBBboy The Funny Guy - @funnyBBboy What are they collectively known as ?
  • 12.
    10 • www.stat.us willredirect you to which website?
  • 13.
    11 • Z wasfirst set up in undivided India in 1920 by a Hindu Punjabi, Kundan Lal Gujral. Following the partition between India and Pakistan, Gujral found himself one among many Hindu refugees fleeing the rioting and upheaval by moving to India. He moved his restaurant to Delhi in a place called Daryaganj. Kundan Lal Gujral is famous for inventing tandoori chicken. He also invented other Indian dishes, such as butter chicken and modern dal makhani. • One of the favorites of Nehru this place was called as ‘pride of India’ by Nehru. • What?
  • 14.
    www.hachetteindia.com 12 • Which company’s ticker symbol on the NYSE is ‘PZZA’ ?
  • 15.
    www.hachetteindia.com 13 • X a great in his field was given a nickname Y by his school friends because X’s father used to work for the Z brand. X later also endorsed Z. The ads showed his mother calling him Y. • Give me X,Y,Z. • No part points.
  • 16.
    www.hachetteindia.com 14 • Luxo Jr. (small) and senior(large) are playing with a small inflated rubber ball, chasing it and trying to balance on it, as Luxo (large) reacts to these antics. The ball eventually deflates due to Luxo Jr. jumping on it; Luxo Jr. is admonished by Luxo, who then finds Luxo Jr. playing with an even larger ball, as Luxo just wonders. • This is a scene from a short film from 1986. • Luxo Jr. is now the mascot of a company which is pioneer in its field. • ID the company.
  • 17.
    www.hachetteindia.com 15 • Which brand’s new logo is called ‘the punch’ ?
  • 18.
    www.hachetteindia.com 16 • began simply as a way to tell one person's cattle from another by means of a hot iron stamp. • What word?
  • 19.
    www.hachetteindia.com 17 • Connect.
  • 20.
    www.hachetteindia.com 18 • Connect
  • 21.
    www.hachetteindia.com 19 • X was previously known as Foodiebay.com. The brand name was changed due to a possible move outside of the food vertical and also to avoid a future conflict with eBay, because the earlier brand name Foodiebay contained ‘ebay’ in it. • Foodiebay was started by Deepinder Goyal, a graduate from IIT Delhi. The journey to the present-day X started as a small exercise to help his colleagues negotiate huge stacks of menu cards with ease. It was in 2008 when he was working with Bain and Company, a management consulting firm, when he put all menu cards in his office on the internet • The founders say that the word X means a Y with a Zing. • Give X.
  • 22.
  • 23.
    www.hachetteindia.com 21 Founder of the company? He was famous in some other field previously.
  • 24.
    www.hachetteindia.com 22 • What was launched on 5th May (5/5) and was named after lucky no. of the founder and became the no1 seller afterwards?
  • 25.
    www.hachetteindia.com 23 • Which company started as a playing card company in 1889 in Japan and literally means ‘Leave luck to Heaven’?
  • 26.
    www.hachetteindia.com 24 • Intel after devising a number of microprocessors was facing the problem that numbers like 4086,8086 cannot be trademarked. Hence they came up with ‘something’. What?
  • 27.
    25 • In Britainthey are called ‘french letters’. • It has also been speculated to be derived from the Italian word guantone, derived from guanto, meaning glove • In North America they are also commonly known as prophylactics • What am I talking about ??
  • 28.
    www.hachetteindia.com 26 • Google Play is the new name of ? (2 words)
  • 31.
    www.hachetteindia.com 29 • The term Internet Xis used to describe a concept that spreads via the Internet. The term is a reference to the concept of Xs, although the latter concept refers to a much broader category of cultural information. The earliest known usage of the word X is in the book The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins published in 1976.
  • 33.
    www.hachetteindia.com FIN • Quiz prepared and conducted by Ankit Soni • Facebook.com/iamankitsoni