MBA, 26-11-2019

ROUND 1: ABBREVIATIONS &

ACRONYMS

 Questions in this round will have Abbreviations and

Acronyms
 This round will have 2 Chances for the teams (i) Clock
Wise and (ii) Anti-Clock Wise
 Each question carries 5 Points
 No Negative Points
 No Passing of the questions
1. KYC – Refers to due diligence activities that
financial institutions and other regulated
companies must perform to ascertain relevant
information. What does ‘KYC’ stand for?

(a) Know Your Cost

(b) Know Your Currency
(c) Know you Customer
(d) Know your Capital
(c) Know Your Customer
2.HTC Corporation is a Taiwanese
manufacturer of smart phones and tablets.
What does ‘HTC’ stand for ?

 (a) High Tech Channel

 (b) High Transmission Computers
 (c) Heavy Technology Corporation
 (d) High Tech Computer
 (d) High Tech Computer Corporation
3. ITC Limited is an Indian public
conglomerate company head quartered in
Kolkata. What does ‘ITC’ Stand for?

 (a) Indian Technical Corporation

 (b) Imperial Tobacco Company of India
 (c) Indian Tobacco Company
 (d) Industrial Technical Corporation
 ) INDIAN TOBACCO COMPANY
 (c
4. IMF – Which is an international organization
head quartered at Washington, D.C., USA.
What does ‘IMF’ Stand for?

 (a) Industrial Monetary Finance

 (d) International Monetary Finance
 (c) Industrial Monetary Fund
 (d) International Monetary Fund
 (d) INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
5. JVC Ltd – Which is a Japanese international
consumer and professional electronics corporation
based in Yokohama, Japan. What does ‘JVC’ Stand for?

 (a) Victor company of Japan

 (b) Japanese Venture corporation
 (c) Japanese Vehicle Corporation
 (d) Japan Venture for consumers
(a) VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN
6. AMUL – A Brand which spurred ‘White revolution’
is an Indian dairy cooperative, based in Gujarat. What
does ‘AMUL’ stand for?

 (a) Amrit Milk Union Limited

 (b) Anand Milk Union Limited
 (c) Amulya Milk Urban Limited
 (d) Anand Milk Urban Limited
 (b) ANAND MILK UNION LIMITED
7. HCL – Which is a leading global Technology and IT
enterprise started in 1976 with annual revenues of US
$ 5.3 Billion. What does ‘HCL’ stand for?

 (a) Hindustan Chemicals Limited

 (b) Hindustan Computers Limited
 (c) Hindustan Computer Language
 (d) None of these
 (b) HINDUSTAN COMPUTERS LIMITED
8. CSC – Which is an American Multinational
Corporation that provides information technology
services and professional services refer to?

 (a) Computer Sciences Corporation

 (b) Computer Systems Corporation
 (c) Computer s sciences for consumers
 (d) None of these
 (a) COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION
9. IRDA – Which is an autonomous apex statutory
body which regulates and develops the insurance
industry in India stands for ?

 (a) Insurance Regulatory and Deployment Autonomy

 (b) Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority
 (c) Insurance Regulatory and Deployment Authority
 (d) Indian Regulatory and Development Authority
 (b) INSURANCE REGULATORY AND
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
10. The CII – is a non-government, not-for-profit,
industry-led and industry-managed organization,
seeking to play a proactive role in India’s development
process. What does ‘CII’ Stand for ?

 (a) Committee of Indian Industries

 (b) Community of Indian Infrastructure
 (c) Confederation of Indian Industries
 (d) Confederation of Indian Infrastructure
 (c) CONFEDERATION OF INDIAN INDUSTRIES
11. MRF – is a major tyre manufacturing company
which is also the sister concern of the leading
Malayalam daily ‘Malayala Manorama’ – stand for ?

 (a)Madras Rubber Factory

 (b) Malayala Radial tyre Factory
 (c)Madras Radial Factory
 (d) Madras Regency Factory
 (a) MADRAS RUBBER FACTORY
12. SAP AG is a German multinational software
corporation that makes enterprise software to manage
business operations and customer relations. What does
‘SAP’ stand for ?

 (a) Systems Application and Products in Data

Processing
 (b) Software Application and Products in Data
Processing
 (c) System Analysis and Programming in Data
Processing
 (d) Software Application and Programming
 (a) SYSTEMS, APPLICATIONS AND
PRODUCTS IN DATA PROCESSING
13. WIPRO Ltd – Which is the second largest IT
services company in India located in Bangalore stand
for ?

 (a) Western Indian Programming Organization

 (b) Western India Palm Refined Oil
 (c) Western Indian Palm Refinery Outlet
 (d) Western India Palm-Olive Refinery Outlet
 (b) WESTERN INDIA PALM REFINED OIL
14. Yahoo ! Inc. is an American multinational internet
corporation headquartered in California, USA. The company is
best known for web portal and search engine. What does Yahoo
stand for ?

 (a) Yet another Hierarchical Officious Oracle

 (b) Yet Another Hierarchical Organized Oracle
 (c) Yet Another Hypertext Organized Oracle
 (d) Yet Another Helpful Operation Origin
 (a) YET ANOTHER HIERARCHICAL
OFFICIOUS ORACLE
15.TATA DOCOMO – is in joint collaboration with NTT
DOCOMO, INC, Which is the predominant mobile phone
operator in Japan. What does ‘DOCOMO’ refer to?

 (a) do communicate through mobile operators

 (b) doing communications on mobiles
 (c) do communications over the mobile network
 (d) development of communication and mobile
operations
 (c) DO COMMUNICATIONS OVER THE
MOBILE NETWORK
16. The P&G – which is multinational consumer goods
company headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. USA stand for ?

 (a) Practor & Gambell

 (b) Proactive & Gentle
 (c) Proctor & Gamble
 (d) Proactive & Gimbel
 (c) PROCTER & GAMBLE
Round 2: COMPANY SLOGANS
 This round will have questions related to Company
slogans, taglines, punch lines etc.,
 This round will have 2 Chances (i) Clock-Wise and (ii)
Anti-Clock Wise
 The teams will have to bid scores before the question
given to a team
 The Minimum points to bid score is 5 Points and
Maximum points to bid score is 10 Points
 It has Negative Score of points bid by the team
1. “American by birth. Rebel by choice” –
is the tagline for which of the following ?

 (a) Fisher-Price
 (b) Grey Poupon
 (c) Harley Davidson
 (d) Greyhound
 (c) HARLEY DAVIDSON
2. ‘Drivers Wanted’ – is the tagline for which of
the following Automobile companies?

 (a) Mercedes Benz

 (b) BMW
 (c) FIAT
 (d) Volkswagen
(d) Volkswagen
3. I’M LOVIN’ IT – Goes with which of the following
brands?

 (a) Taco-Bell
 (b) Pizza Hut
 (c) Subway
 (d) McDonald’s
(d) McDonald’s
4. Which of the following news broadcasting company
uses the tag line “THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN
NEWS” ?

 (a) CNBC
 (b) CNET
 (c) CNN
 (d) BBC
(c) CNN – Cable News Network
5. “A FRIEND YOU CAN BANK UPON” is the tagline
of which of the following Indian Bank?

 (a) Indian Bank

 (b) Karnataka Bank
 (c) Central Bank of India
 (d) Vijaya Bank
(d) Vijaya Bank
6. “THE TASTE OF INDIA” Is the punch line of which
of the following companies?

 (a) Vijaya Diary

 (b) Amul
 (c) Nestle
 (d) Cadbury
(b) AMUL
7. “YOUR PERFECT BANKING PARTNER” is
the tagline for which of the following banks?

 (a) HDFC
 (b) IDBI
 (c) Federal Bank
 (d) ICICI
 (c) FEDERAL BANK
8. “SENSE AND SIMPLICITY” is the tagline for which
of the following companies?

 (a) Kodak
 (b) Phillips
 (c) Samsung
 (d) Panasonic
 (b) PHILLIPS
9. “THE WORLD’S ONLINE MARKETPLACE” is the
tagline for which of the following online shopping
store?

 (a) eBay.com
 (b) Flipkart.com
 (c) Amazon.com
 (d) Future Bazaar.com
(a) eBay.com
10. Which of the following Airlines company follow
the tagline “FLYING FOR EVERYONE”?

 (a) Air Deccan

 (b) Kingfisher Airlines
 (c) Spice Jet
 (d) Air India
(c) SPICE JET
11. “COUNT ON US” is the slogan used by which of
the following Automobile companies?

 (a) Maruti Suzuki

 (b) Mahendra
 (c) Tata Motors
 (d) Hyundai
 (a) MARUTI SUZUKI
12. “CARING FOR LIFE” – is the punch line used by which of
the following pharmaceutical companies?

 (a) Glaxo Smith Kline

 (b) Cipla
 (c) Ranbaxy
 (d) Dabur
 (b) CIPLA
13. “PEACE OF MIND. GUARANTEED” – is the
tagline used by which of the following companies?

 (a) Godrej Locks

 (b) Sheel Locks
 (c) Link Locks
 (d) Epson Locks
(a) GODREJ LOCKS
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