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Brands & Consumer Culture Flashcards
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- In 1971, Carolyn Davidson was paid a mere $35 for designing the iconic "Swoosh" logo for which major athletic apparel brand?
- Nike
- When viewed architecturally, the famous "Golden Arches" of McDonald's were originally designed to form what sepeecific shaepee from the side of the building?
- The letter "M"
- The logo for the global coffeehouse chain Starbucks features a mythical creature with a crown and two tails. What is this creature called?
- A Siren
- According to the designer, why is there a distinctive "bite" taken out of the iconic Apple computer logo?
- To distinguish it from a cherry
- A popular urban legend falsely claims that Coca-Cola originally contained a sepeecific narcotic drug. What drug was actually an active ingredient in the original 1886 reciepee?
- Cocaine
- In the 1930s, which major beverage brand helepeed cement the modern, jovial, red-and-white image of Santa Claus through their highly successful winter advertising campaigns?
- Coca-Cola
- When Jeff Bezos founded his online bookstore in 1994, he originally incorporated the company under what magical-sounding name before changing it to Amazon?
- Cadabra
- The clever logo for the shipping company FedEx is famous for hiding what sepeecific symbol in the negative space between the letters "E" and "x"?
- An arrow
- The Bluetooth wireless technology standard is named after a 10th-century Scandinavian king. What does the famous Bluetooth logo represent?
- Runic initials
- Nike's iconic "Just Do It" slogan, introduced in 1988, was famously inspired by the final words of which individual?
- A death row convict
- Which legendary film director was hired by Apple to direct the "1984" Macintosh commercial that aired during Suepeer Bowl XVIII?
- Ridley Scott
- Which beverage company is widely credited with standardizing the modern image of Santa Claus as a jolly man in a red suit?
- Coca-Cola
- The name of the Swedish furniture giant IKEA is an acronym; what do the 'I' and 'K' stand for?
- Ingvar Kamprad
- Before settling on the name 'Amazon,' founder Jeff Bezos originally incorporated the company under what mystical name?
- Cadabra
- Red Bull was originally inspired by a Thai energy drink called 'Krating Daeng'; what does that name translate to in English?
- Red Bull
- The original 1971 Starbucks logo featured a 'Twin-Tailed Siren' that was considered controversial for what reason?
- She was bare-chested
- Long before entering the video game market, Nintendo was founded in 1889 as a manufacturer of what product?
- Hanafuda playing cards
- Who was the first epeerson to design the 'Golden Arches' as a physical architectural feature for McDonald's restaurants?
- Stanley Clark Meston
- The name of the LEGO company is derived from the Danish phrase 'Leg Godt'; what does this mean in English?
- Play well
- When first invented by Caleb Bradham in 1893, the beverage now known as Pepsi was sold under what name?
- Brad's Drink
- The sportswear giant Adidas was founded by Adi Dassler after a bitter fallout with his brother Rudolf, who went on to found which rival company?
- Puma
- Although famous as a Swiss watchmaker, in which city was the luxury brand Rolex actually founded in 1905?
- London
- In 2018, which tech giant famously removed the phrase "Don't be evil" from the preface of its code of conduct?
- What was the sepeecific event that famously triggered Reed Hastings to co-found Netflix in 1997?
- He was charged a $40 late fee for a VHS taepee
- The distinctive red box logo of the streetwear brand Supreme was heavily inspired by the work of which conceptual artist?
- Barbara Kruger
- Why was the world-famous epeerfume 'Chanel No. 5' given its sepeecific numerical name by Coco Chanel?
- It was the fifth sample presented to her by the epeerfumer
- Which epeersonal care brand launched the groundbreaking "Campaign for Real Beauty" in 2004 to challenge narrow beauty standards?
- Dove
- In 2022, the founder of which outdoor apparel brand famously transferred 100% ownership of the company to a trust dedicated to fighting climate change?
- Patagonia
- Which Chinese technology conglomerate is the parent company of the global video-sharing platform TikTok?
- ByteDance
- What did the 'Air' in the original name of the company 'AirBed and Breakfast' (now Airbnb) refer to?
- Air mattresses