How Much Do You Know About Brands? Quiz
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What does SEO stand for?
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Search Engine Organization
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Search Engineering Optimization
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Search Engine Optimization
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Search Engine Optimal
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Search Engine Organizing
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How many brands do you use in your daily lives? How much do you know about brands or the branded things you use? Here is a quiz that we have brought for you. In this quiz, we will be testing your knowledge about various brands and stories related to them. Interestingly, there are so many brands that you may or See moremay not be aware of. The quiz will expand your knowledge about the same at the time. You will be testing yourself by having fun with these fun questions. All the best!
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What does UPC stand for?
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Unit Per Cost
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Universal Price Code
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Unit Product Code
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Universal Product Code
Correct Answer
A. Universal Product CodeExplanation
The correct answer is "Universal Product Code." UPC stands for Universal Product Code, which is a barcode symbology that is widely used for tracking products in the retail industry. It consists of a series of black bars and white spaces that represent different numbers and can be scanned by barcode readers to retrieve product information and prices.Rate this question:
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Which actor has never appeared in either a T.V. commercial or print ad in the U.S.?
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Demi Moore
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Al Pacino
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Denzel Washington
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John Leguizamo
Correct Answer
A. Al PacinoExplanation
Al Pacino is the correct answer because he has never appeared in either a T.V. commercial or print ad in the U.S. This means that he has not been involved in any advertising campaigns on television or in print media in the United States.Rate this question:
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In terms of total global sales, which industry currently has half of its brands in Forbes’ Top 10 global companies list?
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Banking
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Pharmaceutical
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Oil and Gas
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Aerospace & Defense
Correct Answer
A. Oil and GasExplanation
The oil and gas industry currently has half of its brands in Forbes' Top 10 global companies list in terms of total global sales.Rate this question:
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Which brand was not involved in a product tampering scare?
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Perrier
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Sudafed
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Tylenol
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Excedrin
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A. PerrierExplanation
Perrier was not involved in a product tampering scare. This means that there were no incidents or reports of tampering with Perrier products, unlike the other brands listed (Tylenol, Excedrin, and Sudafed) which have had instances of product tampering in the past.Rate this question:
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When Coke infamously changed its formula to New Coke, what else did they change?
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Price
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The physical size of cans and bottles
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Packaging colors
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The font
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A. The fontExplanation
Coke changed the font when they infamously changed their formula to New Coke. This means that they altered the style or design of the letters used in their branding and packaging.Rate this question:
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Which of the following news outlets is available in all of these formats: Online, print, and TV.
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CNN
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USA Today
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New York Times
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Fox News
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. None of the aboveExplanation
None of the news outlets listed (CNN, USA Today, New York Times, Fox News) is available in all three formats: online, print, and TV. Each of these outlets may have an online presence, but they may not have a print publication or a TV channel. Therefore, the correct answer is "None of the above."Rate this question:
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Which celebrity didn’t do a commercial for Pepsi?
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Britney Spears
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Justin Timberlake
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Whitney Houston
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Michael Jackson
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Spice Girls
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A. Whitney HoustonExplanation
Whitney Houston didn't do a commercial for Pepsi.Rate this question:
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What does TiVo stand for?
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TV Video
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Television In Video
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Television Information Video Organizer
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Television Information Video Optimizer
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Nothing
Correct Answer
A. NothingExplanation
TiVo is a digital video recorder (DVR) that allows users to record and watch television programs. The acronym "TiVo" actually doesn't stand for anything. It is a made-up word that was chosen by the company to represent their brand. This is a common practice in the technology industry, where companies often create unique and memorable names for their products.Rate this question:
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What's older?
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Email
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The internet
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Blogs
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World wide web
Correct Answer
A. EmailExplanation
Email is the oldest among the options provided. It predates the internet, blogs, and the World Wide Web. Email was first developed in the early 1970s, while the internet was established in the late 1960s. Blogs became popular in the late 1990s, and the World Wide Web was introduced in 1989. Therefore, email is the correct answer as it has been around longer than the other options.Rate this question:
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Which colors are not in Google's regular logo?
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Purple
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Orange
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Brown
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Yellow
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A. Purple
A. Orange
A. BrownExplanation
The regular logo of Google consists of the colors red, blue, yellow, and green. Purple, orange, and brown are not part of Google's regular logo.Rate this question:
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Which brand does not currently have a mascot?
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Radio Shack
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Pizza Hut
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Sears
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Taco Bell
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GE
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A. Radio Shack
A. Pizza Hut
A. Sears
A. Taco Bell
A. GEExplanation
All of the given options currently have a mascot except for GE. Radio Shack has "RadioShack Robo" as its mascot, Pizza Hut has "Pizza Hut Delivery Boy", Sears has "Craftsman", Taco Bell has "Taco Bell Dog", but GE does not have a specific mascot associated with its brand.Rate this question:
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Which of these brands should have an apostrophe in their logos?
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Quiznos
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Wendys
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Little Caesars
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Arbys
Correct Answer(s)
A. Wendys
A. ArbysExplanation
Wendy's and Arby's should have an apostrophe in their logos. The apostrophe is used to indicate possession or contraction. In the case of Wendy's, the apostrophe indicates that the restaurant is owned by or associated with someone named Wendy. For Arby's, the apostrophe indicates the contraction of "Arby's" from "R.B.", which stands for "Raffel Brothers".Rate this question:
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Which brand has a stadium or field named after it?
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FedEx
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Target
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Staples
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Ford
Correct Answer(s)
A. FedEx
A. Target
A. Staples
A. FordExplanation
FedEx, Target, Staples, and Ford all have stadiums or fields named after them. This suggests that these brands have invested in sports sponsorships and have secured naming rights for these venues. By having a stadium or field named after them, these brands gain significant visibility and exposure, helping to enhance their brand recognition and reach a wider audience. Additionally, this also indicates that these brands are financially strong and have the resources to invest in such sponsorships.Rate this question:
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Which of the following was invented or came about during Generation Y?
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Plasma screen
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IPod
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The WB Network
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Retail chain Target
Correct Answer(s)
A. IPod
A. The WB NetworkExplanation
The correct answer is iPod and The WB Network. The iPod was introduced by Apple in 2001 and became a popular portable media player during the Generation Y era. The WB Network was also launched during this time, specifically in 1995, and became a prominent television network known for shows like Dawson's Creek and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.Rate this question:
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Which brands have both online and retail stores?
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Blockbuster
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Zappos.com
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Apple
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EBay
Correct Answer(s)
A. Blockbuster
A. Zappos.com
A. Apple
A. EBayExplanation
The brands that have both online and retail stores are Blockbuster, Zappos.com, Apple, and eBay. These brands offer customers the option to shop online or visit physical retail locations to make their purchases. This allows them to cater to a wider range of customers who may have different preferences for shopping.Rate this question:
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