Famous Brand Slogans Quiz

DePuy Orthopedics, a medical device company specializing in joint replacements and orthopedic products, uses 'Restoring the joy of motion' to emphasize their mission of helping people regain mobility.

Disneyland has used 'The happiest place on earth' as their iconic slogan since the 1950s. This phrase perfectly captures the brand promise of magical experiences and joy.

El Pollo Loco, which means 'The Crazy Chicken' in Spanish, uses 'When you're crazy for chicken' as their slogan. The restaurant specializes in flame-grilled chicken.

Epiphany, an Oracle company providing CRM and customer experience solutions, uses 'See your way forward' to emphasize clarity and vision in business decision-making.

FTD (Florists' Transworld Delivery) uses 'Say it with flowers' as their famous slogan, emphasizing that flowers communicate emotions when words aren't enough. FTD is a floral delivery service.

General Electric uses 'Imagination at work' as their corporate slogan, highlighting their focus on innovation and creative solutions across technology, energy, and healthcare sectors.

"We bring good things to life" was General Electric's long-running corporate slogan used from the 1970s through 2000s. The other options don't match - Sprite uses "Obey Your Thirst," KFC uses "Finger Lickin' Good," and Cast Away is a movie title, not a brand.

"Celebrate the moments of your life" was General Foods' famous slogan, particularly associated with their coffee brands. The other options are incorrect - Sprint PCS used different slogans, Kellogg's Smart Start had its own marketing, and Moments is not a brand.

"Babies are our business" is Gerber's straightforward slogan emphasizing their exclusive focus on baby food and products since 1928. The other options are wrong - Kaiser Permanente is healthcare, Spaghettios is a canned pasta brand, and Charmin makes toilet paper.

This slogan directly references Gerber's baby products brand. The other options are incorrect - Juicy Juice is a children's juice brand, Southwest Airlines is travel, and Cheez-It is a snack cracker, none of which focus on babies.

"It's not nice to fool Mother Nature" was Chiffon Margarine's famous commercial slogan from the 1970s, where a person disguised as Mother Nature got angry when tricked into thinking margarine was butter. The other options don't match this advertising campaign.

"Inspiration comes standard" was Chrysler's automotive slogan emphasizing that creativity and innovative thinking came built-in with their vehicles. The other options are wrong - Biocon is pharmaceuticals, Parkay is margarine, and Tums is antacid medication.

"Will you be ready" is Cialis's slogan for erectile dysfunction medication, playing on preparedness for intimacy. The other options don't fit - Panasonic is electronics, Trix is children's cereal, and Bissell makes vacuum cleaners.

"Empowering the Internet generation" was Cisco Systems' slogan highlighting their networking and internet infrastructure leadership since the 1990s. The other options are wrong - Packard (likely Hewlett-Packard) had different branding, Toyota Innova is a vehicle model, and Bissell makes vacuums.

"Live richly" was Citibank's (now Citi) financial services slogan emphasizing wealth and lifestyle aspirations. The other options don't match - Toyota has different slogans, Pacific Southwest Airlines is defunct, and Blogger.com is a platform.

"Does she or doesn't she" was Clairol's famous hair color slogan from the 1950s-60s, playing on the mystery of whether a woman dyed her hair. The other options are wrong - Moods is contraception, Pace Picante is salsa, and Bloomingdales is retail.

"The antidote for civilization" is ClubMed's slogan positioning their resorts as an escape from modern stress and routine. The other options don't fit - Ferrari, Oracle, and Toyota are all part of modern civilization/technology/industry, not an escape from it.

CNN's well-known tagline 'The most trusted name in news' directly identifies them as the leading news broadcasting network, emphasizing their credibility and journalistic standards.

Coca-Cola's advertising campaign 'Coca-Cola refreshes you best' directly features the brand name and emphasizes the refreshing quality of their beverages.