SNAP 2009 Question Paper

Which organization instituted the Nobel Prize in Economics?

Film stars have been endorsing Lux beauty soap since ages. Who was the first actress of Bollywood to do so?

India’s interstate cricket tournament is named after Kumar Shri Ranjitsinghji Vibhaji Jadeja or in short Ranji, the great cricket legend. He played his cricket in England and also played for English national team. Which county he used to play for in the league cricket of England?

As a practice, all major states’ capitals have offices of Reserve Bank of India with only one exception. Which city of India has an office of RBI without being a state capital?

This distinguished Indian was born on 28th December 1937 in Surat. He has completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School, USA. He turned down a job offer from IBM to join his family business and today he is one the top business leaders of India. Name the tycoon.

It’s known to be used in Egypt in 3000 BC, but its name had been derived from an old French expression. It is made from the fermentation of ethanol in a process that yields its key ingredient, ethanoic acid. What is it?

The name of this Japanese company literally means “three diamonds”. Which one?

Who were the first twins to play test cricket?

Which country has the largest rail network in the world?

Who won the 2009 French open tennis ladies title?