Famous Slogans and Tag Lines
$100: This sneaker company urges consumers to "Just Do It."
What is Nike?
$100: The "Golden Arches" belong to this fast-food chain.
What is McDonald's?
$100: This technique involves using a celebrity or famous person to endorse a product.
What is a Testimonial?
$100: This detergent is known as the "Quicker Picker-Upper"
What is Bounty?
$100: This fast-food mascot has red hair, a yellow suit, and a love for cheeseburgers
Who is Ronald McDonald?
$200: This fast-food chain's slogan is "I'm Lovin' It."
What is McDonald's?
$200: This sportswear company uses a simple "swoosh" tick mark as its logo.
What is Nike?
$200: This technique encourages buying a product because "everyone is doing it."
What is Bandwagon?
$200: "Where's the Beef?" was a famous 1980s campaign for this restaurant
What is Wendy's?
$200: The Michelin Man is made out of these
What are tires?
$300: Known for its "finger lickin' good" chicken, this company is often associated with Colonel Sanders.
What is KFC?
$300: This beverage company logo features a white cursive script on a red background.
What is Coca-Cola?
$300: This type of advertising uses only positive words and phrases to imply superiority without evidence.
What are Glittering Generalities?
$300: "Like a good neighbor" tells you to call this insurance company
What is State Farm?
$300: This character for a breakfast cereal asks you to "Snap! Crackle! Pop!"
Who are Rice Krispies Elves?
$400: This candy brand tells you to "Taste the Rainbow."
What is BMW?
$400: Which company has a logo of a stylized fox encircling a blue globe?
What is Firefox?
$400: This persuasive technique often uses emotional appeal to make the consumer feel superior or part of an elite group.
What is Snob Appeal?
$400: This car company revolutionized ads in 1959 with the "Think Small" campaign
What is Volkswagen?
$400: This brand was originally called "Brad's Drink" in 1893
What is Pepsi?
$500: Which car company used the slogan "The Ultimate Driving Machine"?
What is BMW?
This unpopular fast food has a box in its logo and name.
What is Jack-in-the-box?
$500: AIDA is a classic advertising model that stands for Awareness, Interest, Desire, and this final action-oriented term.
What is Action?
$500: "Reach out and touch someone" was a 1979 campaign to encourage using this service
What is AT&T?
$500: The "Geico Gecko" was created during a 1999 strike by these professionals
Who are Screen Actors Guild (Voice Actors)?