TGPSC Group-I Prelims 2002
286 questions from the 2002 papers, each with the official answer and an explanation.
A question repeated across years is listed once, under one of the years it appeared.
- Q241Coding, decoding and relations
According to a technical language, if the word FRANK is written as UIZMP, how should the word 'CLOSE' be written?
- aXOMHV
- bYPMIW
- cWNMIU
- dXOLHVAnswer
Explanation
Option D is correct because each letter is replaced by its reverse alphabetical counterpart, where the sum of the forward and backward positional values equals 27. C (3) maps to X (24) L (12) maps to O (15) O (15) maps to L (12) S (19) maps to H (8) E (5) maps to V (22) Option A: gives M instead of L as the third letter. Option B: shifts forward rather than taking reverse complements. Option C: gives W, N, M, and U through incorrect reverse mappings.
- Q242Coding, decoding and relations
According to a technical language, if the word TOWN is written as GLDM, how should the word SPARE be written?
- aHKYIU
- bHLZIU
- cHKZIUAnswer
- dHIZKV
Explanation
Option C is correct because each letter is paired with its reverse alphabetical counterpart summing to 27, with the final letter V printed as U in the examination paper. S (19) maps to H (8) P (16) maps to K (11) A (1) maps to Z (26) R (18) maps to I (9) E (5) maps to V (22, printed as U) Option A: gives Y instead of Z for the third letter. Option B: gives L instead of K for the second letter. Option D: gives I instead of K for the second letter.
- Q243Coding, decoding and relations
According to a technical language, if the word TASK is written as WEXQ, how should the word LORD be written?
- aOSWJAnswer
- bOSWI
- cORWJ
- dOSVJ
Explanation
Option A is correct because each successive letter in the word is shifted forward by an increasing number of positions, starting with +3, then +4, +5, and +6. L (12) + 3 = 15 = O O (15) + 4 = 19 = S R (18) + 5 = 23 = W D (4) + 6 = 10 = J Option B: OSWI incorrectly shifts D by +5 instead of +6 for the fourth letter. Option C: ORWJ applies a shift of +3 instead of +4 to the second letter O. Option D: OSVJ applies a shift of +4 instead of +5 to the third letter R.
- Q244Coding, decoding and relations
According to a technical language, if the word LOCK is written as NQEM, how should the word RASH be written?
- aTBUJ
- bSCUJ
- cTCUJAnswer
- dTCVI
Explanation
Option C is correct because each letter in the given word is replaced by the letter that is two positions ahead of it in the alphabet. R (18) + 2 = 20 = T A (1) + 2 = 3 = C S (19) + 2 = 21 = U H (8) + 2 = 10 = J Option A: TBUJ advances the second letter A by only 1 position instead of 2. Option B: SCUJ advances the first letter R by only 1 position instead of 2. Option D: TCVI shifts the third letter by 3 positions and the fourth by 1 position instead of 2 each.
- Q245Coding, decoding and relations
Read the following statements and find the answers to questions 89 and 90. Amit is Rahul's son. Sarika, who is Rahul's sister, has a son named Sonu and a daughter named Rita. Raja is Sonu's maternal uncle. What is Amit's relationship with Sonu?
- aNephew
- bCousin (Brother)Answer
- cMaternal Uncle
- dNo relation
Explanation
Option B is correct because Amit's father Rahul and Sonu's mother Sarika are brother and sister, making Amit and Sonu cousin brothers. Rahul is Amit's father. Sarika is Sonu's mother. Rahul and Sarika are siblings. Children of siblings are cousins to each other. Option A: Nephew is the son of one's sibling, not the child of a parent's sibling. Option C: Maternal Uncle refers to Rahul or Raja in relation to Sonu, not Amit. Option D: No relation is incorrect because Amit and Sonu share the same maternal and paternal grandparents.
- Q246Coding, decoding and relations
Read the following statement and answer questions 89 and 90. Amit is Rahul's son. Rahul's sister Sarika has a son named Sonu and a daughter named Rita. Raja is Sonu's maternal uncle. What is Rita to Raja?
- aSister
- bDaughter
- cNieceAnswer
- dNo relation
Explanation coming soon.
- Q247Coding, decoding and relations
Amol is standing facing North. From that position, he walks ten kilometers, turns left and walks another ten kilometers, turns right and walks five kilometers, and finally turns left and walks fifteen kilometers to reach a park. Now, in which direction is he facing?
- aEast
- bWestAnswer
- cNorth
- dSouth
Explanation
Option B is correct because tracking each successive turn starting from North shows that Amol's final orientation is towards the West. Initial facing direction is North Turn left changes orientation to West Turn right changes orientation back to North Final turn left changes orientation to West Option A: East is the opposite direction of his final orientation, resulting from an incorrect turn count. Option C: North was his orientation before executing the final left turn. Option D: South would require two consecutive left or right turns from his previous heading.
- Q248Shapes, figures and Venn diagrams
Which of the following is the actual Swastik symbol?
- aFigure 1
- bFigure 2
- cFigure 3Answer
- dFigure 4
Explanation coming soon.
- Q249Shapes, figures and Venn diagrams
What is the letter to be placed in the blank cell in the following diagram?
- aT
- bNAnswer
- cK
- dY
Explanation coming soon.
- Q250Clocks, calendars and ages
A's age is four times B's age. B is 5 years older than C. If C's age is 6 years, what is A's age?
- a15
- b24
- c44Answer
- d20
Explanation
Option C is correct because B is 11 years old, which makes A four times 11, or 44 years old. C's age = 6 B's age = 6 + 5 = 11 A's age = 4 * 11 = 44 Option A: It adds 4 to B's age instead of multiplying by 4. Option B: It multiplies C's age directly by 4, ignoring B's additional years. Option D: It multiplies B's age minus 6 by 4.
- Q251Number system and basic operations
In a zoo, there are deer and peacocks. There are a total of 80 heads. There are a total of 200 legs. How many peacocks are there in the zoo?
- a60Answer
- b20
- c50
- d30
Explanation
Option A is correct because setting up simultaneous equations for the total heads and legs reveals that there are 60 peacocks and 20 deer. Let d be the number of deer (4 legs) and p be the number of peacocks (2 legs). d + p = 80 4d + 2p = 200 Multiply the first equation by 4: 4d + 4p = 320 Subtract the second equation: 2p = 120 p = 60 Option B: 20 is the number of deer in the zoo, not peacocks. Option C: 50 peacocks and 30 deer would produce 2(50) + 4(30) = 220 legs, not 200. Option D: 30 peacocks and 50 deer would produce 2(30) + 4(50) = 260 legs, not 200.
- Q252Number system and basic operations
There are two boxes, A and B, containing pens. If 10 pens from box B are transferred to box A, the total number of pens in box A becomes three times the number of pens in box B. But, if 10 pens from box A are transferred to box B, the number of pens in both boxes becomes equal. Then, how many pens are there in box A and box B respectively?
- a30 and 20
- b80 and 70
- c50 and 30Answer
- d70 and 50
Explanation
Option C is correct because having 50 pens in box A and 30 pens in box B satisfies both transfer conditions given in the problem. A + 10 = 3(B - 10) gives A - 3B = -40 A - 10 = B + 10 gives A - B = 20 Subtracting gives 2B = 60, so B = 30 and A = 50 Option A: 30 and 20 fails because transferring 10 pens to A gives 40 and 10, which is four times rather than three times. Option B: 80 and 70 fails because transferring 10 pens from A to B leaves 70 and 80, which are unequal. Option D: 70 and 50 fails because transferring 10 pens to A yields 80 and 40, which is double instead of triple.
- Q253Time, work, speed and distance
If 3/8th of a tank is filled in 30 minutes, how much time will it take for the tank to be completely filled?
- aOne hour 10 minutes
- b1 hour 20 minutesAnswer
- c1 hour 25 minutes
- d1 hour 30 minutes
Explanation
Option B is correct because the time required to fill the entire tank is obtained by dividing the given time by the fraction filled. Fraction filled in 30 minutes = 3/8 Total time to fill the entire tank = 30 × (8/3) = 80 minutes 80 minutes = 1 hour 20 minutes Option A: One hour 10 minutes corresponds to 70 minutes, which is incorrect. Option C: 1 hour 25 minutes corresponds to 85 minutes, an overestimation. Option D: 1 hour 30 minutes corresponds to 90 minutes, which assumes 3/9th was filled.
- Q254People: appointments, honours and passings
Regarding Justice G.T. Nanavati, who was appointed as a member of the inquiry commission for the Godhra train massacre and Gujarat riots, which of the following statements is NOT true?
- aHe served as the Chief Justice of the Karnataka High Court.
- bHe served as the Chief Justice of the Orissa High Court.
- cHe served as a member of the inquiry commission for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
- dHe served as the Chief Justice of the Madras High Court.Answer
Explanation
Option D is correct because Justice G.T. Nanavati never served as the Chief Justice of the Madras High Court, making this statement incorrect. Chief Justice of Orissa High Court in 1994 Chief Justice of Karnataka High Court from 1994 to 1995 Appointed to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots inquiry commission in 2000 Appointed to the Godhra massacre and Gujarat riots inquiry commission in 2002 Option A: This is a factual statement because he served as Chief Justice of the Karnataka High Court in 1994. Option B: This is a factual statement because he served as Chief Justice of the Orissa High Court prior to Karnataka. Option C: This is a factual statement because he led the judicial inquiry commission into the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
- Q255People: appointments, honours and passings
Who among the following is the first black person to become a Cabinet Minister in Britain recently?
- aPeter Mandelson
- bJay Maurer
- cMartin Sixsmith
- dPaul BoatengAnswer
Explanation
Option D is correct because Paul Boateng made British political history in May 2002 when he was appointed Chief Secretary to the Treasury in Tony Blair's government, becoming the first black Cabinet Minister in the United Kingdom. Option A: Peter Mandelson is a white British politician who served in various Cabinet posts under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. Option B: Jay Maurer is not a British politician or Cabinet Minister. Option C: Martin Sixsmith was a British civil servant and communications director, not a Cabinet Minister.
- Q256People: appointments, honours and passings
Who among the following was recently elected as the President of the Pugwash Movement, founded by Abdul Waqf in 1955?
- aDr. M.S. SwaminathanAnswer
- bDr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
- cDr. Raja Ramanna
- dDr. R. Chidambaram
Explanation
Option A is correct because the renowned agricultural scientist Dr. M.S. Swaminathan served as the President of the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs from 2002 to 2007. Option B: Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was the President of India and was never elected President of the Pugwash Movement. Option C: Dr. Raja Ramanna was a prominent nuclear scientist who participated in international forums but never served as Pugwash President. Option D: Dr. R. Chidambaram served as Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India and did not hold the presidency of the Pugwash Conferences.
- Q257People: appointments, honours and passings
Who was recently elected as the first woman Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO)?
- aGro Harlem BrundtlandAnswer
- bMargaret Thatcher
- cTony Blair
- dQueen Elizabeth
Explanation
Option A is correct because Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, former Prime Minister of Norway, was elected as the first woman Director-General of the World Health Organization, serving from 1998 to 2003. Option B: Margaret Thatcher was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and never held an administrative role at the WHO. Option C: Tony Blair was a British Prime Minister and not associated with WHO leadership. Option D: Queen Elizabeth was the British monarch and had no administrative connection to the WHO.
- Q258People: appointments, honours and passings
Who is the Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO)?
- aKofi Annan
- bRuddy Arthur
- cRenato RuggieroAnswer
- dWolfensohn
Explanation
Option C is correct because Renato Ruggiero served as the first Director-General of the World Trade Organization, holding office from 1995 to 1999 following the Marrakesh Agreement. Option A: Kofi Annan served as the Secretary-General of the United Nations, not the head of the WTO. Option B: Ruddy Arthur has never served as the Director-General of the WTO. Option D: James Wolfensohn served as the President of the World Bank, not the Director-General of the WTO.
- Q259People: appointments, honours and passings
Who among the following is the Head of State (President) of China?
- aJiang ZeminAnswer
- bWang Ding
- cChi Haotian
- dLengpand
Explanation
Option A is correct because Jiang Zemin served as the President of the People's Republic of China from March 1993 to March 2003, matching this historical past-paper question. Option B: Wang Ding was a historical official of the Qing dynasty, not a President of the People's Republic of China. Option C: Chi Haotian was China's Defence Minister and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, not the President. Option D: Lengpand is an invalid name that corresponds to no Chinese head of state.
- Q260People: appointments, honours and passings
Who is the Chief Executive Officer of the Pakistan Cricket Board?
- aImran Khan
- bMajid KhanAnswer
- cNaveed Khan
- dSalimaan
Explanation coming soon.
- Q261People: appointments, honours and passings
Who is the current Governor of the Reserve Bank of India?
- aProf. Madhu Dandavate
- bM.S. Ahluwalia
- cC. Rangarajan
- dDr. Bimal JalanAnswer
Explanation coming soon.
- Q262People: appointments, honours and passings
Who among the following is the current chairman of the National Commission for Scheduled Castes and Tribes?
- aB.S. Ramuwalia
- bRam Vilas Paswan
- cH. Hanumanthappa
- dNone of theseAnswer
Explanation coming soon.
- Q263People: appointments, honours and passings
Who among the following was selected for the Indira Gandhi Peace Prize for the year 1997?
- aRonald Reagan
- bJimmy CarterAnswer
- cKofi Annan
- dGeorge Bush
Explanation
Option B is correct because former United States President Jimmy Carter was selected for the Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and Development for the year 1997 in recognition of his global efforts toward conflict resolution, human rights, and humanitarian work. Option A: Ronald Reagan was never selected for the Indira Gandhi Peace Prize. Option C: Kofi Annan was awarded the Indira Gandhi Peace Prize for the year 2003, not 1997. Option D: George Bush was not a recipient of the Indira Gandhi Peace Prize.
- Q264People: appointments, honours and passings
Among the following persons, who was awarded the Bharat Ratna in the year 1997?
- aDr. U.R. Rao
- bDr. Raja Ramanna
- cDr. G. Padmanabhan
- dDr. A.P.J. Abdul KalamAnswer
Explanation
Option D is correct because Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was conferred India's highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna, in 1997 for his immense contribution to scientific research and the modernization of defence technology in India. Option A: Dr. U.R. Rao was honoured with the Padma Bhushan in 1976 and the Padma Vibhushan in 2017, but never received the Bharat Ratna. Option B: Dr. Raja Ramanna was awarded the Padma Shri, Padma Bhushan, and Padma Vibhushan, but was never conferred the Bharat Ratna. Option C: Dr. G. Padmanabhan was awarded the Padma Shri in 1991 and the Padma Bhushan in 2003, but not the Bharat Ratna.
- Q265People: appointments, honours and passings
To whom was 'The Global 500 Roll of Honour for Environment Achievement', the most prestigious international award given by UNEP, presented in June 2002?
- aRajasthan in India
- bGuangdong Province in ChinaAnswer
- cKutch region in Gujarat
- dSundarbans in West Bengal
Explanation
Option B is correct because the Environmental Protection Bureau of Guangdong Province in China was awarded the Global 500 Roll of Honour by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in June 2002 for outstanding environmental achievements. Option A: Rajasthan was not a recipient of the UNEP Global 500 Roll of Honour in June 2002. Option C: Kutch region in Gujarat was not selected for this award in 2002. Option D: Sundarbans in West Bengal was not recognized with the UNEP Global 500 Roll of Honour in 2002.
- Q266People: appointments, honours and passings
Pop musician, leader of The Rolling Stones, who is about to receive knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II?
- aElton John
- bPaul McCartney
- cMick JaggerAnswer
- dSean Canavan
Explanation
Option C is correct because Mick Jagger is the iconic frontman and lead vocalist of The Rolling Stones who was officially knighted for his services to popular music. Option A: Elton John is a solo artist, not a member or leader of The Rolling Stones, and was knighted earlier in 1998. Option B: Paul McCartney was a core member of The Beatles, not The Rolling Stones, and was knighted in 1997. Option D: Sean Canavan is not associated with The Rolling Stones.
- Q267People: appointments, honours and passings
The following government recently awarded the prestigious Chevalier de l'Ordre National du Mérite to Dr. D. Balasubramanian. Which of the following statements is true about Balasubramanian?
- aHe is the Director of L.V. Prasad Eye Institute.
- bHe is a Padma Shri awardee.
- cHe worked as the Director of CCMB in Hyderabad.
- dThe British Queen has also awarded him the OBE.Answer
Explanation coming soon.
- Q268People: appointments, honours and passings
Who was the first statesman from India to receive the World Statesman Award?
- aI.K. GujralAnswer
- bAbdul Gayoom
- cK.R. Narayanan
- dA.B. Vajpayee
Explanation coming soon.
- Q269People: appointments, honours and passings
Which of the following novels received the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction?
- aTopdog/Underdog
- bA Nation Challenged
- cEmpire FallsAnswer
- dGreen Leaves
Explanation
Option C is correct because Richard Russo's novel Empire Falls won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Option A: Topdog/Underdog is a play by Suzan-Lori Parks that won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, not Fiction. Option B: A Nation Challenged was a special section produced by The New York Times staff that won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. Option D: Green Leaves is not a Pulitzer Prize-winning literary novel.
- Q270People: appointments, honours and passings
The film that received the 'Golden Palm' award at the Cannes International Film Festival in May 2002
- aThe PianistAnswer
- bThe Sonnet
- cThe Man Without a Past
- dDivine Intervention
Explanation
Option A is correct because Roman Polanski's biographical war drama The Pianist received the prestigious Palme d'Or (Golden Palm) at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival. Option B: The Sonnet was not the film honoured with the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 2002. Option C: The Man Without a Past, directed by Aki Kaurismaki, won the Grand Prix at the 2002 festival, which is the runner-up prize to the Palme d'Or. Option D: Divine Intervention, directed by Elia Suleiman, won the Jury Prize at the 2002 festival rather than the Palme d'Or.
- Q271People: appointments, honours and passings
A good Indian cricketer, Subhash Gupte, recently passed away in Trinidad in May 2002. He was a
- aBatsman
- bLeg spinnerAnswer
- cFast bowler
- dMedium-fast bowler
Explanation
Option B is correct because Subhash Gupte was widely regarded as one of India's finest leg-spinners, famously praised by Sir Garry Sobers as the greatest leg-spinner he had ever played against. Option A: He was a specialist bowler and tail-ender, not a recognized batsman. Option C: He bowled slow leg-breaks and googlies rather than fast bowling. Option D: He operated strictly as a slow spin bowler rather than a medium-fast bowler.
- Q272People: appointments, honours and passings
The creator of the world-renowned Barbie doll who recently passed away
- aBarbariana Mary
- bRuth HandlerAnswer
- cMargaret Kelly
- dNancy King
Explanation
Option B is correct because Ruth Handler co-founded the toy company Mattel and introduced the Barbie doll in March 1959 at the American International Toy Fair in New York. Option A: Barbariana Mary is a fictitious name not associated with the doll's creation. Option C: Margaret Kelly was an Irish dancer and founder of the Bluebell Girls, unrelated to Mattel. Option D: Nancy King is an incorrect name with no connection to the creation of Barbie.
- Q273People: appointments, honours and passings
What is the original name of Dilip Kumar?
- aYusuf KhanAnswer
- bHanif Khan
- cVasudev
- dRanbir Raj
Explanation
Option A is correct because the legendary Bollywood actor Dilip Kumar was born Mohammed Yusuf Khan in Peshawar in 1922, before adopting his screen name Dilip Kumar for his debut film Jwar Bhata. Option B: Hanif Khan is an incorrect name. Option C: Vasudev is incorrect and unrelated to Dilip Kumar. Option D: Ranbir Raj was the birth name of his contemporary and friend Raj Kapoor.
- Q274People: appointments, honours and passings
Vice President Krishan Kant unveiled the book 'The Saga of Hyderabad Struggle: An Indian Freedom Movement' in Hyderabad on May 19, 2002, in the presence of three Chief Ministers. Who is/are its author(s)?
- aP.V. Narasimha Rao
- bVilasrao Deshmukh
- cV.H. Desai and C. SudarshanAnswer
- dSwami Ramananda Tirtha
Explanation
Option C is correct because the comprehensive historical work 'The Saga of Hyderabad Struggle: An Indian Freedom Movement' was jointly researched and authored by senior journalist V.H. Desai and C. Sudarshan. Option A: P.V. Narasimha Rao was the former Prime Minister of India who attended the release event as a dignitary but did not write the book. Option B: Vilasrao Deshmukh was the Chief Minister of Maharashtra who attended the unveiling ceremony as a guest. Option D: Swami Ramananda Tirtha was the prominent leader of the Hyderabad State Congress who wrote Memoirs of Hyderabad Freedom Struggle.
- Q275People: appointments, honours and passings
Who is the author of 'Bitterwoods'?
- aAnandamohan Ghosh
- bDinabandhu MitraAnswer
- cSarat Chandra Chatterjee
- dMunshi Premchand
Explanation coming soon.
- Q276Sports
Who officially announced the commencement of the FIFA World Cup Football competitions in Seoul on May 31, 2002?
- aSouth Korean President Kim Dae-jungAnswer
- bJapanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi
- cNew FIFA President Sepp Blatter
- dFrench soccer star Zinedine Zidane
Explanation
Option A is correct because South Korean President Kim Dae-jung delivered the official declaration opening the 2002 FIFA World Cup at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on May 31, 2002. Option B: Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi attended the opening ceremony and addressed the crowd, but did not officially declare the tournament open. Option C: New FIFA President Sepp Blatter gave a welcoming speech as FIFA head, but official opening honours lay with the host nation's head of state. Option D: French soccer star Zinedine Zidane was a competing player on the defending French squad, not an opening dignitary.
- Q277Sports
Who won the 2002 World Professional Billiards Championship in May 2002?
- aRussell Crowe
- bPeter Gilchrist
- cDhruv Sitwala
- dMike RussellAnswer
Explanation
Option D is correct because Mike Russell clinched the 2002 World Professional Billiards Championship title in May 2002 by defeating Peter Gilchrist in the final. Option A: Russell Crowe is a world-renowned actor, not a cue sports player. Option B: Peter Gilchrist was the losing finalist in the 2002 championship match. Option C: Dhruv Sitwala is an Indian billiards player who did not reach or win the 2002 final.
- Q278Events, summits and observances
Where was the World Council of Religion Leaders meeting held in June 2002?
- aBangkokAnswer
- bGeneva
- cManila
- dLaos
Explanation
Option A is correct because the World Council of Religious Leaders was formally inaugurated at a summit meeting held in Bangkok, Thailand, from June 12 to 14, 2002. Option B: Geneva was not the host city for the June 2002 founding summit. Option C: Manila was not the location of this religious leaders meeting. Option D: Laos did not host the World Council of Religious Leaders meeting.
- Q279Events, summits and observances
Which country did not sign the Almaty Charter at the 16-nation summit held in June 2002?
- aThailandAnswer
- bIndia
- cKazakhstan
- dPalestine
Explanation
Option A is correct because Thailand was an observer state at the first Summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia held in Almaty in June 2002, and therefore was not a signatory to the Almaty Act. Option B: India is a founding member of CICA whose Prime Minister signed the Almaty Act in June 2002. Option C: Kazakhstan is the founding initiator and host nation of CICA that drafted and signed the charter. Option D: Palestine was a founding member state of CICA and signed the charter at the 2002 summit.
- Q280Events, summits and observances
Ann Daniel and Caroline Hamilton, the two women who recently reached the North Pole and made history as the first female adventurers to reach both poles, are from which country?
- aEnglandAnswer
- bCanada
- cNew Zealand
- dAustralia
Explanation
Option A is correct because Ann Daniels and Caroline Hamilton are British polar explorers from England who formed part of the first all-women team to reach both the North and South Poles on foot. Option B: Canada is not the home country of either explorer; both were born and raised in the United Kingdom. Option C: New Zealand is not the country of origin for these polar adventurers. Option D: Australia is incorrect because both explorers represent Great Britain.
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