Logos, Slogans and Brand Names

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. The "Belle Chocolatiere" of Baker products is fictitious. True False

2. How did Pepsi-Cola get its name? It gave you "pep" It was once peppermint flavored It had a "pepsy" taste It once claimed to contain pepsin

3. Why did Dr. Pepper once have "10-2-4" on its bottles? They were the times of day to drink it It was the drink's formula number It was the time of day it was created For October 24, when it was created

4. Which American president gave us the Maxwell House coffee slogan? Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt Abraham Lincoln Woodrow Wilson

5. What did Anheuser and Busch name Budweiser beer for? A Czech town "Bud" Weiser, a baseball player Two men named Buddy and Wise Clarence Budweiser, Milwaukee mayor

6. "Oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes-Benz?" The car is named for Carl Benz' wife. True False

7. Where did the Chevrolet cross originate? From a French cathedral From a knight's shield From Chevrolet's coat of arms From a hotel wallpaper

8. A car brand name was once used to sell light bulbs. True False

9. Name the nationality of the founder of Bridgestone tires. English Japanese Welsh Scottish

10. Morton Salt got its slogan from an old proverb. True False

11. Where did H.J. Heinz get his "57 Varieties" slogan from? His horoscope The year of his birth, 1857 A shoe ad His age at the time

12. Where did Paramount Pictures get its name from? A New York apartment house A San Francisco laundry A pipe fitter's wagon An old vaudeville house

13. The MGM lion was created by a lyricist for another studio. True False

14. In what city can you find the logo of Little, Brown and Co. publishers? New York Baltimore Chicago Boston

15. The Exxon logo was once used in a mystery story. True False