General Awareness
Brand and Company Trivia
2,803 Questions
Brand and Company Trivia covers the history, founders, mascots, and acquisitions of major global corporations. These questions often feature in banking, SSC, and corporate quiz competitions. Practice these questions to improve your recall of business and marketing facts.
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Brand and Company Trivia Questions
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Kingfisher
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Budweiser
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Foster
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Tuborg
B
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This is a brand slogan question. 'The king of beers' is Budweiser's famous tagline positioning itself as the premium American beer. Kingfisher is Indian, Foster is Australian, and Tuborg is European - none use this slogan.
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Archies Online
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Hallmark
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Ferns & Petals
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800 Florals
B
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'When you care enough to send the very best' is Hallmark's famous greeting card slogan, emphasizing quality and emotional connection in gift-giving. Archies, Ferns & Petals, and 800 Florals are competitors with different brand positioning.
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Camel
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Tareyton Cigarettes
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Virginia Cigarettes
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Malboro
B
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'I'd rather fight than switch' was Tareyton cigarettes' controversial 1960s slogan showing smokers with fake black eyes, implying brand loyalty. Camel, Virginia, and Marlboro are different cigarette brands with separate advertising campaigns.
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ZDNet
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Alka-Seltzer
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Wendy’s
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Virginia Slims Cigarettes
B
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This is the famous advertising slogan for Alka-Seltzer, an antacid medication. The sound effects describe the fizzing action when the tablets dissolve in water. The slogan emphasizes the relief from indigestion and heartburn that the product provides. It became one of the most recognizable jingles in advertising history.
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Brylcreem
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Burger King
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Folger’s Coffee
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Enjoli
A
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This slogan was used for Brylcreem, a popular hair grooming product. The phrase emphasized that only a small amount of the product was needed to style hair effectively. This advertising message highlighted the product's concentrated formula and value to consumers. The slogan became part of mid-20th century popular culture.
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Green Giant
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Diet Pepsi
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Diet Coke
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Hamm’s Beer
C
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This slogan was used by Diet Coke to position the beverage as enjoyable rather than just functional. The marketing approach contrasted with many diet products that emphasized health benefits over enjoyment. Diet Coke used this tagline to appeal to consumers who wanted a low-calorie option without sacrificing pleasure. It represented a shift in how diet products were marketed.
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Coke
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Pepsi
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Diet Coke
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Diet Pepsi
A
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This slogan was used by Coca-Cola in their advertising campaigns. The complete phrase 'Things go better with Coke' suggested that the beverage improved life experiences. This campaign positioned Coke as an enhancement to everyday activities and social occasions. The messaging associated the brand with positive outcomes and better experiences, reinforcing Coca-Cola's market position as the leading cola beverage.
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Burger King
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KFC
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Pizza Hut
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McDonald’s
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This slogan was used by McDonald's in their customer service and advertising messaging. The phrase emphasized customer satisfaction and the restaurant's commitment to positive dining experiences. McDonald's used this tagline to position themselves as a brand that cared about customer happiness. The slogan reinforced the company's identity around friendly service and creating enjoyable moments for customers of all ages.
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Kingfisher Beer
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Fosters
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Miller Beer
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Haywards
C
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'If you've got the time, we've got the beer' was Miller Beer's well-known advertising slogan from the 1970s. Miller Beer used this tagline to position itself as the beer of choice for leisure moments.
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Cadbury's
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Nestles
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Parle
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Parry's
B
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Explanation
The complete slogan 'Nestle makes the very best...chocolate' was part of Nestle's advertising campaign. While Cadbury's is also a major chocolate brand, this specific slogan belongs to Nestle.
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Diet Coke
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Coke
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Pepsi
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Diet Pepsi
C
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'_ hits the spot' was Pepsi's famous advertising slogan, positioning Pepsi as the refreshing choice that satisfies perfectly. 'Coke' and 'Diet Coke' are competing brands with different slogans.
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Lowenbrau Beer
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Hamm’s Beer
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Kingfisher Beer
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Schlitz Beer
B
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'From the land of sky-blue waters' was Hamm's Beer's slogan, referencing the pure waters of their brewing origin in Minnesota. This positioning emphasized the quality and purity of their beer source.
B
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Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten is a famous slogan from Gucci, the Italian luxury fashion house. This tagline encapsulates Guccis brand philosophy that true luxury lies in craftsmanship, heritage, and quality rather than temporary price considerations. It reinforces the idea that investing in luxury goods is a long-term decision based on enduring value.
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Amway
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Johnson & Johnson
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Huggies
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Garnier
D
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Take Care is Garniers tagline, reflecting the brands focus on personal care, beauty, and skincare products. Garnier, owned by LOreal, positions itself as a brand that cares for consumers hair, skin, and body with its range of beauty and personal care products. The tagline emphasizes the brands commitment to helping people take care of themselves through accessible beauty solutions.
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Walmart
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Home Depot
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Landmark
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Big Bazar