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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Corona
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Budweiser
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Thunderbolt
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None of these
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Budweiser has long used the slogan 'The King of Beers' in its advertising, positioning itself as a premium, leading beer brand. This is one of the most recognized brand slogans in the beer industry.
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Busch Beer
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Miller Lites
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Budweiser Beer
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none
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Busch Beer uses the slogan 'Head for the mountains' in its marketing, evoking outdoor adventure and associating the brand with nature, wilderness, and mountain settings. This appeals to consumers who enjoy outdoor activities.
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Tetley's tea
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Tata Tea
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Taj Mahal Tea
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None of These
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The question appears to be identifying which brand is associated with tea production. Tetley is indeed a well-known tea company that manufactures tea bags, making Tetley's tea the correct answer among the options provided.
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nescafe
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Pan-American Coffee Bureau
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mochachino coffee
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None of These
B
Correct answer
Explanation
This quote appears to be an advertising slogan. Pan-American Coffee Bureau was an organization that promoted coffee consumption in the mid-20th century. While Nescafe is a specific coffee brand, the quoted slogan is associated with Pan-American Coffee Bureau's marketing campaigns.
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Macdonalds
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Fuddruckers
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Wendys
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Marrybrown
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Fuddruckers is known for positioning itself as a premium burger chain, not fast food. They offer larger, customizable burgers with premium toppings, distinguishing themselves from chains like McDonald's and Wendy's which are traditional fast-food establishments. The mention of olives and pimento aligns with Fuddruckers' gourmet positioning.
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Macdonalds
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Fuddruckers
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Wendys
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Marrybrown
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Fuddruckers is known for positioning itself as a premium burger chain, not fast food. They offer larger, customizable burgers with premium toppings, distinguishing themselves from chains like McDonald's and Wendy's which are traditional fast-food establishments. The mention of olives and pimento aligns with Fuddruckers' gourmet positioning.
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Cadbury's Drinking Chocolate
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Cadbury's Fruit & Nut
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Cadbury's Fudge
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None of these
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The phrase 'Cup hands here comes Cadbury' suggests drinking chocolate, which would be served in a cup. Cadbury's Drinking Chocolate is a hot chocolate beverage that fits this imagery perfectly. The other options are solid chocolate bars (Fruit & Nut, Fudge) that wouldn't be associated with cupping hands to receive a drink.
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Cadbury's Flake
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Cadbury's Roses
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Cadbury's Fruit and Nut
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None of these
A
Correct answer
Explanation
'Sixpence worth of Heaven' is the slogan for Cadbury's Flake, known for its crumbly, delicate texture that 'flakes' apart when eaten. The premium positioning suggests luxury at an affordable price (sixpence). Roses and Fruit & Nut are separate Cadbury products with different marketing.
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Cadbury's Fruit & Nut
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Cadbury Cream Egg
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Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate
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None of these
C
Correct answer
Explanation
'Award yourself the CDM' is Cadbury's slogan for Dairy Milk Chocolate, with CDM being the product's common abbreviation. The playful slogan suggests treating yourself to premium chocolate. Fruit & Nut and Cream Egg are variants, not the flagship product.
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Coke
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Tea
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Alcoholic drinks
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Pepsi
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The original joke setup specifies marathon runners have "14 alcoholic drinks a week on average" - this was the full answer in the source quiz. The question as presented is incomplete without the unit "drinks," making it ambiguous.
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McDonalds
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Barbie
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Makers
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Toy Store USA
A
Correct answer
Explanation
McDonald's distributes more toys annually through Happy Meals than any dedicated toy retailer. The company is one of the world's largest toy distributors, partnering with major toy manufacturers and entertainment franchises. Barbie is a toy brand, not a distributor, and the others are generic options.
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Bottled Water
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Coke
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Pepsi
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None of the above
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The US bottled water market is highly fragmented with over 800 different brands available, reflecting diverse consumer preferences and market competition.
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Tea is the second most consumed beverage worldwide after water. Globally, more tea is consumed than coffee, cola, or any other drink. This is especially true in Asia, Europe, and many former British colonies. Coffee and soft drinks like Coke/Pepsi are popular but trail tea in global consumption statistics.
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a fair
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at R &D department
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at a Company
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General Mills
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The ice cream cone was indeed invented at a fair (1904 World's Fair in St. Louis is the popular story). This was a practical solution when an ice cream vendor ran out of dishes and a waffle vendor rolled his waffles into cones. The other options don't represent the actual historical origin.
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Adidas
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Puma
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Nike
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Woodland
A
Correct answer
Explanation
'Impossible is Nothing' is the famous tagline of Adidas, the German sportswear company. This slogan emphasizes the brand's philosophy of overcoming obstacles and achieving greatness through sports and athletics. Nike's tagline is 'Just Do It', Puma uses 'Forever Faster', and Woodland's tagline is 'Explore more'.