General Knowledge Quiz: World Organizations, Business & Traffic Rules

Reebok was Infosys's first overseas client, marking the company's entry into the international market. This was a significant milestone in Infosys's journey from a small Indian software company to a global IT giant. Nike, Adidas, and Goldman Sachs came later as clients.

JRD Tata (Jehangir Ratanji Dadabhoy Tata) founded TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) in 1968, making it one of India's earliest IT services companies. Ratan Tata expanded TCS significantly later but was not its founder. Jamsetji Tata was the founder of the Tata Group but not TCS specifically.

Naresh Goyal founded Jet Airways in 1992 and it became one of India's largest private airlines. Subrata Roy founded Sahara Group, Captain Gopinath founded Air Deccan (pioneered low-cost aviation), and Vijay Mallya founded Kingfisher Airlines.

Stop signs are octagonal (8-sided) in shape, which is standardized internationally for easy recognition. The octagon shape is unique to stop signs and helps drivers identify them quickly. Triangular signs are typically for warnings or yield, circular signs are often for railroad crossings or regulatory instructions, and rectangular signs provide information.

Barnes & Noble is indeed an American company, founded in 1886 and headquartered in New York. It is the largest brick-and-mortar bookstore chain in the United States, not from any of the other countries listed.

Cafe Coffee Day (CCD) is indeed often called the Indian version of Starbucks as it pioneered the coffee shop chain culture in India. Like Starbucks, CCD became the go-to place for coffee meetings and socializing in urban India, before Starbucks entered the Indian market.

This is correct - the United Nations was established in 1945 with the primary purpose of maintaining international peace and security, developing friendly relations among nations, and cooperating in solving international problems. Its name literally reflects this mission of uniting countries to address global challenges.

This is essentially correct - the Commonwealth of Nations is a voluntary association of sovereign states, most of which are former British territories. However, it's important to note that not all members are 'ex-British sovereign states' - some like Mozambique and Rwanda had no colonial ties to Britain when they joined.

RadioShack is correct - it was a major American retailer specializing in consumer electronics, including audio equipment, computers, cameras, and various electronic components. Despite its name suggesting radio services, it evolved into a general electronics retailer before filing for bankruptcy in 2015 and 2017.

False is correct - the statement is incomplete and misleading. While the EU did start with 6 founding states seeking economic union, it has grown to 27 member states and goes far beyond just 'economic union' - it includes political, social, and legal integration through a single market, free movement, and shared institutions.