general knowledge Online Quiz - 5518

The Boeing 737-900 is a narrow-body commercial jet airliner produced by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. It is part of the 737 Next Generation family. It is not a mobile phone, telephone number, or comet.

The Taj Group of Hotels (including Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces) is owned by the Tata Group, one of India's largest conglomerates. The chain includes luxury hotels, palaces, and resorts across India and internationally. ITC, GrandBay, and Welcome are not the correct owners.

"Applying Thought" was Wipro's corporate tagline and positioning statement used in the early 2000s. It emphasized Wipro's approach of applying thoughtful innovation to business solutions. Infosys used "Powered by Intellect" and other taglines, not this one.

"Applying Thought" was Wipro's corporate tagline and positioning statement used in the early 2000s. It emphasized Wipro's approach of applying thoughtful innovation to business solutions. Infosys used "Powered by Intellect" and other taglines, not this one.

Onida's famous television advertisement campaign featured the tagline "Your neighbours will go envy" (grammatically "Your neighbours will envy you"). Onida used this positioning to market their TVs as desirable premium products that would make others jealous. LG, Samsung, and Videocon did not use this campaign.

ACNielsen (now part of Nielsen Company) had its corporate headquarters in New York for many years. While Nielsen has had operations in various cities including Tampa and Schaumburg, New York served as the primary global headquarters for the marketing research firm.

ACNielsen (now part of Nielsen) has its global headquarters in New York City. This is factual knowledge about the location of major market research companies. Schaumburg, IL is where Nielsen's US operations center exists, but the global headquarters is in New York.

David L. Calhoun served as the CEO of Nielsen (then ACNielsen) from 2006 to 2014. He was a significant figure in the company's transformation and later became CEO of Boeing. The other options listed are not associated with Nielsen's CEO position.

The Audimeter was the pioneering electronic device developed by Nielsen to attach to television sets. It automatically recorded which channels were watched, when, and for how long, revolutionizing television ratings measurement in the 1950s and replacing manual diary methods.

A2M2 (Anytime Anyplace Media Measurement) was Nielsen's initiative to measure television viewing across different locations and platforms. This project aimed to capture viewing outside the traditional home setting, addressing changing viewer habits in the digital age.

The diary method is a traditional media research technique where selected respondents manually record their television viewing or radio listening habits. Nielsen and other research companies have used this paper-based method to collect audience data before electronic measurement devices became widespread.

Tiffany Brissette portrayed the android child V.I.C.I. (Vicki) in the 1980s sci-fi sitcom Small Wonder. The show ran from 1985 to 1989 and Brissette played the robot girl throughout its entire run.

In the show Small Wonder, V.I.C.I. stood for Voice Input Child Indenticant and was called Vicki for short. This full name was explained in the show's opening narration and was part of the premise.

Vicki the robot was stored in a large cabinet in Jamie Lawson's bedroom, which served as her living quarters. This was a recurring element of the show and frequently shown in episodes.

Reggie Williams was Jamie Lawson's African-American best friend and neighbor on Small Wonder. The two characters frequently appeared together and Reggie was a regular presence throughout the series.

In the episode titled The Program, Ted Lawson created a computer program called Les that could simulate human thoughts and emotions. Vicki became involved with the program, causing complications when she started experiencing feelings.

Jessica was Jamie's love interest and dream girl in several episodes of Small Wonder. Vicki often misunderstood or interfered in Jamie's romantic pursuits, creating comedic situations throughout the series.

Warren is the correct answer - he was the recurring character who had romantic feelings for Vicki in the show Small Wonder. Jamie often programmed Vicki to behave in ways that would discourage Warren's advances. Reggie, Brandon, and Jim were not characters who had this storyline with Vicki.

The tree house in the backyard is correct. Jamie, feeling neglected when his parents focused on Vicki, ran away and hid in their backyard tree house. This was a common sibling jealousy plotline in the series. He did not go to the forest camp, Harriet's house, or school.

Stand-up comedian is correct. In this Small Wonder episode, a comedian became convinced Vicki was his long-lost daughter and planned to take her with him on tour. This was one of many misunderstandings that occurred because people didn't know Vicki was a robot. Rock star, soccer player, and graffiti artist were not his profession.