Brand Quiz

1

This outfit was the inspiration behind a legendary industrial

design?

What?

2

Print ad by which brand?

3

Which famous magazine’s first cover?

It hit newsstands in December 1953, but did not carry a

date because the publisher wasn’t sure whether or not a

second issue would be produced.

4

TJ Brand of Confectioneries (including Potato Chips/Wafers) are quite a rage in the North of India.

What does TJ stand for?

5

This company was started by 3 people, they named the company as their initials. During partition, one of them left to

Pakistan, and became a big-shot there. Since the company stationery were already printed with the initials, so the other two kept the initials same, although thet changed the name of the company, so that they could use the same stationery.

Which company am I talking about?

6

Print ad which follows a famous pattern.

Identify the brand.

7

Is it a Male or a Female?

Reason & Significance?

8

Explain the image

9

Gary Gilmore was a notorious murderer and committed two gruesome murders. He was executed by a firing squad on January 17,1977 in Utah. His last three words have made him a legend in the world of Business and Branding. What did his last words lead

to?

10

X has had over 43 pets including 21 dogs, 12 horses, 3 ponies, 6 cats, a parrot, a chimpanzee,

a panda, a lion cub, a giraffe and a zebra.AND… 80 careers everything from a rock star to a

paleontologist to a presidential candidate.

11

Which Exclusive club of celebrities

do these belong to

12

Identify the ad

13

Identify the brand,

14

Dr. S.K.B. was once a very popular doctor in the remote and tribal areas as he healed people with locally found herbs.

Working on the popularity of his home made medicines, He decided to venture into entrepreneurship and started his own company and named it taking the initials of what his

patients used to call him.

I want either the name of the company,the man or what his patients used to call him.

15

Identify the brand, although not so famous but finds

mention in the title of a song by an iconic

band although not a part of the lyrics.