A Quiz On Soft Drinks, AKA "Pop" Quiz

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. The logo on the "Mug" Root Beer two-liter bottle label features what breed of dog? Pug St. Bernard Bulldog Rottweiler

2. Different countries have different names for soft drinks. Three of these are names for soft drinks in the United Kingdom, one is not. Can you tell me which one is NOT a British alternate for the term "Soft Drink"? Pop Minerals Fizzy Drinks Benzenes

3. Savage Garden's Billboard Top Ten debut single, "I Want You", mentions a kind of soft drink in its numerous lyrics. Which one does it name? Cream Soda Sarsaparilla Cherry Cola Sunkist

4. David Naughton, lead actor in the movie "An American Werewolf in London", appeared in a series of commercials in the 1970s as the jingle singer for popular soft drink? Coca-Cola Dr Pepper Mello Yello Diet Pepsi

5. Sarsaparilla, or root beer, were originally developed from a fermentation process using the root of what plant? Ginger Bitterroot Horseradish Sassafras

6. Which of these brand name soft drinks took its name from the malady it was originally prescribed to treat? Coca-Cola Fresca Mr. Pibb Pepsi-Cola

7. Which popular brand name soft drink was endorsed by Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Ted Williams? Moxie Hires Vernor's Nesbitt's

8. The early 1980s saw a resurgence of a little known soft drink when the late John Candy improvised a mention of it in the movie "The Blues Brothers". What was it? Welch's Grape Soda Faygo Orange Whip Nehi

9. Coca-Cola and other colas can trace their origins to "coca wine", first developed in 1863. In what country did this originate? Brazil Germany France Finland

10. Soft drinks as we know them today wouldn't have been possible without the invention/discovery of carbonated water. Who discovered the method of infusing water with CO2, or carbon dioxide? Joseph Priestley Fritz Pregl Amodeo Avogadro Pierre Jean Robiquet