Famous Advertising Slogans Quiz

Equal Pay, Equal Time was a workplace equality concept. While Bulova has used various marketing slogans, this particular phrase appears to be associated with gender pay equality campaigns rather than a specific Bulova advertising campaign.

Empowering the Internet Generation was a major Cisco Systems advertising campaign and corporate slogan from the late 1990s. Cisco positioned itself as the company building the internet infrastructure that would empower a new generation.

Compaq used this advertising slogan in the 1990s to position their computers as life-changing technology. The tagline was part of their mainstream consumer marketing campaigns. The other options (Acer, Sony, HP) used different slogans like 'Inspire Technology' (Acer) and 'The Computer Is Personal Again' (HP).

Courier Express used this slogan promising next-day delivery solutions. FedEx's famous slogan is 'When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight.' First Flight is an Indian courier company with different branding.

DHL's famous tagline 'We keep your promises' emphasizes their reliability in delivery commitments. Sanyo is an electronics company, HMV is a music/entertainment retailer, and Del Monte is a food company - none of which would use a promise-keeping slogan in logistics context.

Dockers, a khaki pants brand owned by Levi Strauss, used the slogan 'One leg at a time' in their advertising campaigns. The slogan suggests putting on pants one leg at a time - a metaphor for their comfortable, casual approach to menswear. Allen Solly and Zodiac are other clothing brands with different positioning.

Energizer's famous tagline 'It keeps going, and going, and going...' refers to their long-lasting batteries and features their Energizer Bunny mascot in commercials. This slogan became iconic in advertising. Eveready is a competitor but used different branding. Durex makes condoms, not batteries, and Honda is an automotive company.

"Make yourself heard" was the well-known tagline used by Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications company. This slogan emphasized the company's focus on communication and helping people connect through their mobile phones and network equipment. The other options (Sony, Blackberry, Nokia) used different marketing slogans for their brands.

The slogan 'Extinct is Forever' was used by Friends of Animals, an animal rights organization focused on preventing species extinction. This tagline emphasizes their mission to protect endangered species and wildlife conservation efforts.

'The best a man can get' is Gillette's iconic advertising slogan, used in their razor and grooming product campaigns for decades. The tagline positions Gillette as the premium choice for men's personal care.

'Computers help people help people' was IBM's corporate slogan during the 1970s-80s era. It emphasized IBM's vision of technology as a tool to enhance human productivity and connection rather than replace human interaction.

KLM (Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij) used 'The reliable airline' as part of their branding campaign. As the world's oldest airline still operating under its original name (founded 1919), KLM emphasizes reliability and longevity in their marketing.

'The milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand' is M&Ms famous tagline highlighting their signature candy shell coating. This patented feature prevents the chocolate from melting due to hand heat, making M&Ms ideal for sharing and snacking.

'I'm Margie. Fly me' was National Airlines' controversial 1971 advertising campaign featuring a flight attendant named Margie. The campaign used attractive flight attendants to promote the airline, reflecting advertising practices of that era.

John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre on April 14, 1865. Booth was a famous stage actor and Confederate sympathizer who carried out the first successful presidential assassination in U.S. history.

The pattern follows Latin-derived terms for killing specific individuals: 'infanticide' (killing an infant) leads to 'uxoricide' (killing one's wife). 'Uxor' is Latin for wife, making uxoricide the correct term following this linguistic pattern.

'Naughty but nice' was the National Dairy Council's advertising slogan promoting dairy products. This campaign positioned dairy indulgences like ice cream and chocolate as permissible treats within a balanced diet.

Intrepid means showing fearlessness and bravery. Someone who is intrepid faces dangerous or difficult situations without being afraid.

This is an Old Spice advertising slogan. The phrase 'The thrill of Roses Spiced with excitement Speaking of love' was part of Old Spice's romantic, exotic branding campaign for their men's grooming products.