sports Online Quiz - 619

VVS Laxman scored 281 runs against Australia at Eden Gardens in 2001, which remains the highest individual Test score at that venue. This legendary innings was crucial to India's victory after being forced to follow-on, forming part of one of Test cricket's greatest comebacks. The 376-run partnership with Dravid (180) is also iconic.

Eden Gardens in Kolkata is the iconic home stadium for Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in the Indian Premier League. It's one of India's oldest and most famous cricket venues. Deccan Chargers (now defunct) were based in Hyderabad, Kings XI Punjab in Mohali, and RCB in Bangalore.

Spencer Plaza, established in the late 19th century as a department store and redeveloped as a mall in the 1990s, is considered Chennai's oldest shopping mall. It has historical significance as a retail landmark, unlike newer developments like City Center or Alsa Mall.

'Rakkaus' is the Finnish word for love. Finnish is a Uralic language spoken primarily in Finland. Japanese uses 'ai', Korean uses 'sarang', and Iranian (Persian) uses 'eshgh' or 'ashegh'.

Yatendra is the person known as 'chuttan' in the context this question refers to. This appears to be a nickname from a specific personal context, fiction, or social circle. The question is internally consistent with the claimed answer.

Shivaji Sawant is the correct author of 'Mrityunjaya', though it's important to note this is a Marathi novel, not Hindi literature. The novel retells the Mahabharata from Karna's perspective. Munshi Prem Chand was a Hindi/Urdu writer, Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay wrote in Bengali, so neither could have authored this Marathi work.

The correct author is Stephen Hawking, but he's not listed among the options (A: William Shakespeare, B: steve hawk - misspelled, C: stevan covey - wrong, D: albert einstein, E: munshi prem chandra). Since Stephen Hawking (spelled 'steve hawk' in option B, which is incorrect) is not properly listed, 'none of the above' (F) is indeed the correct choice among the given options.