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Free ad quiz: name that advert, guess famous advertising slogans and iconic TV commercials, from Citroën to Pringles. Questions with answers, no sign-up.
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From Citroën to Pringles, by way of Madame Denis, this quiz explores the slogans and ad campaigns that stayed etched in people's memories. A fun way to test your advertising knowledge. Name that advert, guess the slogan: this advertising quiz is a fun ad quiz with every answer explained.
This quiz currently has 80 questions, ranging from easy to hard, available in French, English and Spanish when the Spanish translation is available.
Warm up before the quiz with these 16 trivia questions and their explained answers: click a question to reveal the answer.
Answer: Nutella. Nutella built its image around the family breakfast.
Answer: La Vache qui rit. Léon Bel launched The Laughing Cow in 1921 in the Jura; the red cow was drawn by Benjamin Rabier. Her earrings are… Laughing Cow boxes, on which the cow wears boxes herself: a famous infinite regress.
Answer: Sprite. Launched in 1994, ‘Obey your thirst’ played on authenticity and hip-hop, mocking overly polished adverts. Sprite, a lemon-lime drink, has belonged to The Coca-Cola Company since its creation in 1961.
Answer: The longest lasting. The brand based its entire communication on the longevity of its batteries.
Answer: LU. LU stands for Lefèvre-Utile, the couple of Nantes biscuit makers who founded the brand. Petit Écolier, a chocolate slab on a butter biscuit, was launched in 1897; its illustration shows a schoolboy biting into his snack.
Answer: Fruit of the Loom. Specialists in underwear and comfort clothing.
Answer: Pringles. The slogan 'Once you pop, you can't stop' is internationally known.
Answer: Haribo. This sung advertising jingle has been iconic in France since the 1990s.
Answer: Citroën. The slogan 'And yet it moves' was used by Citroën to extol the reliability of its Wankel rotary engine.
Answer: She's comfortable in her own skin. A wordplay on the stoneware jar and self-confidence.
Answer: Volkswagen. Volkswagen means ‘people's car’ in German. The slogan ‘Das Auto’ (‘The Car’), used worldwide from 2007, was dropped in 2015 after the rigged diesel engine scandal.
Answer: Grand-Mère. An iconic 1980s slogan for Grand-Mère coffee.
Answer: Stay Fresh. The brand communicates on the sensation of long-lasting freshness.
Answer: Seiko. Seiko is recognised for its technological precision.
Answer: Omo. The slogan 'Omo is here, dirt disappears' and the adverts featuring Madame Denis remain famous.
Answer: Carrefour. This slogan ran through the retailer's ad campaigns for several years.
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