Advertising Slogans of the 1960s Trivia Challenge
From candy lines and cereal slogans to car-rental campaigns, cola ads, airline promises, and kitchen-table brands, this challenge tests your memory of the advertising phrases that stuck with viewers long after the commercial break.
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Trivia Study Guide ›
- Which cereal brand used the slogan "The Breakfast of Champions"?
- Which bread brand became known for the line "Builds strong bodies 12 ways"?
- Which candy was advertised with the line "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand"?
- Which rental car company used the slogan "We try harder"?
- Which gasoline brand told drivers to "Put a tiger in your tank"?
- Which airline asked travelers to "Fly the friendly skies"?
- Which cola brand used a 1960s ad campaign built around a youthful "Generation" theme?
- Which pain reliever used the line "I can't believe I ate the whole thing"?
- Which watch brand used the line "Takes a licking and keeps on ticking"?
- Which soup brand used the slogan "M'm! M'm! Good!"?
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