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• a) He successfully led a boycott by middle ranking officers against General Russell Hamilton who demanded they buy expensive gin.
• b) Nothing. The new word was decided by the Department of Philology at Oxford University by throwing darts at pieces of paper with the names of those present written on them.
• c) He opposed the policy of the British Crown of importing salt pork from Britain to India after the Sepoy Mutiny.
• d) He increased rents paid by Irish tenants which led to their boycott against him.

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• a) To get Cohiba cigars and rotgut for a rowdy sauna party of the Board of Directors.
• b) To write a school paper titled “How I would develop Nokia if I was its CEO”.
• c) To write a school paper titled “How to behave when elk-hunting without embarrassing the members of the Board”.
• d) To buy a pair of Kontio rubber boots, which Nokia still manufactured at the time.

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• a) It was sold stone by stone and item by item at a profit of more than 300 times what it cost.
• b) It was used to build stage sets for Hollywood movies.
• c) It was placed at Hearst’s luxurious home in San Simeon, California.
• d) It lay in crates at a warehouse in Brooklyn, New York for 26 years.

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