Business quiz 2010: part in pictures

In the these final instalment of our festive quiz, let's see if these pictures help you remember the business and economic events of 2010。

1. 1.What did this sportsman campaign against?
   
   1. Tax dodgers
   2. The oil industry
   3. The banks
2. 2.What did this man clash with China over?
   
   1. Its 'undervalued' currency
   2. Its 'weak' environmental standards
   3. Its 'poor' protection of workers' rights
3. 3.Why was a plaque from Lehman Brothers' HQ in the news?
   
   1. It was stolen
   2. It was auctioned
   3. It was melted down for scrap
4. 4.What happened to 'rogue trader' Jerome Kerviel?
   
   1. He was acquitted
   2. He was convicted
   3. The trial collapsed
5. 5.Who employed 'fabulous' Fabrice Tourre, the trader whose flamboyant emails were crucial to a $1bn fraud case?
   
   1. Goldman Sachs
   2. AIG
   3. JP Morgan
6. 6.Who, pictured, is Britain's new trade minister?
   
   1. Mark Hoban
   2. Stephen Green
   3. Paul Myners
7. 7.Which company is this American now running?
   
   1. BT
   2. Barclays
   3. BP
8. 8.This CEO is leaving which bank, after missing out on the chairmanship?
   
   1. HSBC
   2. Standard Chartered
   3. Royal Bank of Scotland
9. 9.And what did this CEO used to manage?
   
   1. Wm Morrison
   2. HMV
   3. Waitrose
10. 10.And finally, what did this man persuade Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg do to?
    
11. 1. Buy a suit
    2. Give away half his fortune
    3. Learn to play bridge

The Bank of England in London: who has voted for a rate rise, and what is the QE programme worth? Photograph: Simon Dawson/Getty Images

1. 1.Who is the only member of the Bank of England's MPC to vote to raise interest rates this year?
   1. David Miles
   2. Adam Posen
   3. Andrew Sentance
2. 2.What is the Bank of England's QE programme worth?
   1. £50bn
   2. £200bn
   3. £500bn
3. 3.UK unemployment reached what level this year?
   1. 2.5m
   2. 2.75m
   3. 2.99m
4. 4.For how many months this year did CPI inflation come within the government's target?
   1. None
   2. Three
   3. Six
5. 5.Which of these measures was announced in Ireland's austerity fiscal plan in November?
   1. A new maximum wage of €1m a year
   2. A €1/hour cut in the minimum wage
   3. A €5bn bank levy
6. 6.Which country waded into the foreign exchange markets in October to devalue its own currency?
   1. Japan
   2. Iceland
   3. Argentina
7. 7.Which Republican presidential hopeful criticised the Federal Reserve's foray into quantitative easing?
   1. Newt Gingrich
   2. Sarah Palin
   3. Mitt Romney
8. 8.Which sector was credited with driving the UK's surprisingly strong GDP growth early this year?
   1. Services
   2. Manufacturing
   3. Construction
9. 9.What did World Bank president Robert Zoellick claim would help restore the global economy to health?
   1. The abolition of the federal Reserve
   2. The return of the gold standard
   3. The reintroduction of the Deutschmark
10. 10.Which of these countries emerged from recession at the start of December?
    1. Australia
    2. Greece
    3. Iceland
       
       
       
       Asil Nadir was in the news after his dramatic return to the UK. But is he one of the correct answers in our business quiz? Photograph: Carl Court/AFP/Getty Images

       1. 1.Who wanted his life back?
          1. Tony Hayward
          2. Bernard Madoff
          3. Sir Fred Goodwin
       2. 2.Who quit the Office for Budget Responsibility after just three months?
          1. Sir Alan Budd
          2. Andrew Tyrie
          3. Christopher Pissarides
       3. 3.And where was replacement Robert Chote recruited from?
          1. Ernst & Young
          2. IFS
          3. London School of Economics
       4. 4.Who faced taxing criticism after swapping Monaco for Westminster?
          1. Asil Nadir
          2. Sir Michael Bishop
          3. Sir Philip Green
       5. 5.Who told MPs that Mervyn King was too political?
          1. Paul Tucker
          2. Martin Weale
          3. Adam Posen
       6. 6.Which economist joined the Red Knights bidding to take over Manchester United?
          1. Jim O’Neill
          2. Nouriel Roubini
          3. Paul Krugman
       7. 7.Who is Todd Combs?
          1. The new City minister
          2. Ireland’s finance minister
          3. Warren Buffett’s likely successor
       8. 8.Who topped the FTSE 100 bosses pay league in 2010, taking home £90m in cash and share options?
          1. Mick Davis of Xstrata
          2. Bart Becht of Reckitt Benckiser
          3. Sir Stuart Rose of Marks & Spencer
       9. 9.Who took on Citigroup in a high-profile court case, and lost?
          1. Richard Branson
          2. Lehman Brothers’ administrators
          3. Guy Hands
       10. 10.What did Ajai Chopra do?
           1. Drafted the UK’s new banking levy
           2. Exposed accountancy failures at TUI Travel
           3. Lead the IMF team behind Ireland’s bailout