Slogan Trivia
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159 free Slogan trivia questions with answers — pop culture quiz, new questions added Oct 2026.
126 free slogan trivia questions with answers. Some sentences sell billions of dollars of product on the strength of three or four words. This quiz covers the best of them: Nike's line borrowed from a death-row inmate's last words, the diamond slogan a young copywriter scribbled before bed, the paper towel that got quicker, the elderly woman who asked where the beef was, the milk question an agency thought was too lazy to run, and the cereal sign a Minneapolis ad man sketched on a notepad. Questions run both ways. Sometimes you are given the slogan and asked for the brand; sometimes the brand and asked for its slogan; and the harder ones ask who wrote the line, which agency, and what year. It works for pub quiz rounds, marketing class icebreakers, office trivia and anyone who has ever hummed a jingle they wish they could forget. Every answer has been checked against the brand or campaign's Wikipedia entry, and the sentence that establishes it appears under each question, so you can settle the inevitable argument about whether it was "melts in your mouth" or "melts in your hand".
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Q 01"Just Do It" is the slogan of which company?
Nike
Nike's share of the North American sport-shoe market climbed from 18 to 43 percent in the decade after the slogan launched.
Q 02Which men's grooming brand's 2010 ads starred 'The Man Your Man Could Smell Like'?
Old Spice
Old Spice's star, Isaiah Mustafa, then filmed 186 personalised video replies to fans and celebrities in about two and a half days.
Q 03Which jazz singer's voice shattered a glass, live and again on tape, in Memorex's famous 1970s ads?
Ella Fitzgerald
Ella Fitzgerald's recorded note broke a second glass on playback, which set up the slogan asking whether it was live or Memorex.
Q 04Which camera company's early slogan promised 'You press the button, we do the rest'?
Kodak
Kodak, famous for film, had its own engineer Steven Sasson build a battery-powered handheld digital camera prototype in 1975.
Q 05Which video-sharing site's logo once carried the slogan 'Broadcast Yourself'?
YouTube
YouTube's first video, 'Me at the zoo', shows co-founder Jawed Karim at the San Diego Zoo remarking that elephants have really long trunks.
Q 06Which actress delivered the line "Where's the beef?" in the original commercial?
Clara Peller
Clara Peller was an 80-year-old temporary manicurist on an earlier ad shoot when the agency cast her, and she was later dropped for saying 'I found it' in a Prego ad.
Q 07Which US state's tourism slogan, written in 1969, declares it is 'for Lovers'?
Virginia
Virginia's agency first drafted separate history, beach and mountain 'lovers' ads, and the short line entered the Madison Avenue Walk of Fame in 2009.
Q 08The first "Got Milk?" commercial hinged on a radio quiz asking who shot which Founding Father?
Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton's killer, Aaron Burr, is the answer the historian knows but can't say through a mouthful of peanut butter sandwich.
Q 09"A Diamond Is Forever" was coined in 1947 for which company?
De Beers
De Beers' line likely inspired the James Bond title Diamonds Are Forever, and Advertising Age named it the best slogan of the 20th century in 2000.
Q 10Which hair-colour brand's 1956 ads teased that only her hairdresser knows for sure?
Clairol
Clairol's line came from copywriter Shirley Polykoff, whose campaign changed attitudes to dyed hair as sales soared.
Q 11Which brand's slogan is "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand"?
M&M's
M&M's were first made with Hershey chocolate, because Hershey controlled America's rationed chocolate during World War II.
Q 12Which cereal promises that it is 'magically delicious'?
Lucky Charms
Lucky Charms began when General Mills developer John Holahan mixed bits of circus peanut candy into a bowl of Cheerios.
Q 13Which fried-chicken chain's slogan is 'It's finger lickin' good'?
KFC
KFC's very name, Kentucky Fried Chicken, was coined by Don Anderson, a sign painter working for a Utah restaurant owner.
Q 21"Betcha can't eat just one" is the long-running slogan of which snack?
Lay's
Lay's founder Herman Lay started out as a travelling salesman, delivering potato chips to his customers by car.
Q 22Which razor brand used "The best a man can get" from 1989?
Gillette
Gillette swapped it for 'The Best Men Can Be' in a 2019 ad about toxic masculinity that drew boycott calls.
Q 23Which wireless carrier ran the "Can you hear me now?" campaign from 2001?
Verizon
Verizon's Test Man, actor Paul Marcarelli, played a character based on a real network tester.
Q 24Which theme park's slogan is "The Happiest Place on Earth"?
Q 14Which chocolate bar's famous slogan begins 'Have a break'?
Kit Kat
Kit Kat's name echoes the Japanese phrase 'kitto katsu', 'you will surely win', so students there are given it as a good-luck charm before exams.
Q 15Which cereal's mascots are Snap, Crackle and Pop?
Rice Krispies
Rice Krispies' trio first appeared in 1933, and their names come from a radio ad describing the cereal's sound in milk.
Q 16Which sandwich chain used the slogan "Eat Fresh"?
Subway
Subway also branded its counter staff 'Sandwich Artists'.
Q 17What were the original words of L'Oréal's slogan when copywriter Ilon Specht wrote it in 1973?
Because I'm worth it
'Because I'm worth it' became 'Because you're worth it' in the mid-2000s and 'Because we're worth it' in 2009.
Q 18Which frozen and canned vegetable brand's mascot booms 'Ho ho ho'?
Green Giant
Green Giant's mascot began in 1928 as a scowling caveman in a bearskin, until Leo Burnett gave him a leafy suit and a smile.
Q 19Which cosmetics brand's famous slogan wonders whether she's simply 'born with it'?
Maybelline
Maybelline is named after founder Thomas Lyle Williams's sister Mabel, whose homemade petroleum jelly and coal dust lash trick inspired him.
Q 20Which paper towel is "the quicker picker-upper"?
Bounty
The original line was "the quick picker-upper"; the extra syllable came later, delivered for decades by Nancy Walker as diner waitress Rosie.
Disneyland
Disneyland's 1955 opening was dubbed 'Black Sunday': about half the crowd had counterfeit tickets or sneaked in, and restaurants ran out of food.
Q 25Which pop star recorded the song behind McDonald's 2003 global ad campaign?
Justin Timberlake
Justin Timberlake's track was produced by the Neptunes, and rapper Pusha T later claimed he wrote the hook, which its credited writers dispute.
Q 26Which brand's slogan is "You're in good hands"?
Allstate
Allstate's slogan was written in 1950 by the company's own general sales manager, Davis W. Ellis, not an ad agency.
Q 27Which singer-songwriter wrote the State Farm jingle "Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there"?
Barry Manilow
Barry Manilow wrote the jingle in 1971, and Weezer released a cover of it in 2011.
Q 28"Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh what a relief it is" advertised which product?
Alka-Seltzer
Alka-Seltzer's jingle was recorded twice by Sammy Davis Jr. in 1978, and his big band version aired on TV.
Q 29Which coffee is "Good to the last drop"?
Maxwell House
Maxwell House is named after a hotel in Nashville, Tennessee, that was the coffee's first major customer.
Q 30"The best part of wakin' up" is which coffee "in your cup"?
Folgers
Folgers' 1984 jingle has been recorded by Aretha Franklin, Randy Travis, Bonnie Tyler and Rockapella.