1. What product's slogan was "Plop, plop, fizz,
fizz, oh what a relief it is" ?
State Farm Insurance
Farmers Insurance
Bromo Seltzer
Travelers Insurance
Pepcid AC
Geico Insurance
Goody's Headache Powder
8. What product is known as "The Freshmaker" ?
Alka-Seltzer
Trident gum
2. Which soft drink boasted that it "Never had it,
never will" ?
Mentos candies
Colgate toothpaste
Sprite
Tide laundry detergent
Pepsi
9. "Time to make the doughnuts" was the slogan
for which doughnut store chain?
Mountain Dew
7-UP
Happy Doughnuts
3. "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" is the
slogan for what brand of wrist watch?
Krispy Kreme
Dunkin' Donuts
Timex
Mr. Donut
Casio
10. Which product claimed it was as "Clean as a
whistle" ?
Bulova
Citizen
Coast soap
4. In the 1980's, which product was billed as "the
astronauts' drink" ?
Irish Spring soap
Borax cleanser
Florida orange juice
Jergens hand soap
Colombian coffee
11. If you got caught squeezing the Charmin, who
would you have to look out for?
milk
Tang
Mr. Whipple
5. Think back to the 1970's for the name of this
hair-care product. It was called "Gee, your hair
smells..." (what's the next word in the title?)
Madge
Mr. Hooper
Answer:
Mr. Roper
(One
Word)
6. Finish this product's slogan; "The incredible,
edible..."
12. Do you remember "Madge" of commercial
fame? She was giving people a manicure in the local
grocery store (?!) and wound up soaking her clients'
hands in which product?
Answer:
Dawn dish soap
(Don't
be a "chicken" - you know this one!)
7. Which insurance company says "We live where
you live" ?
Pine Sol cleaner
Purex laundry detergent
Palmolive dish soap
13. OK - here's a more recent one that should be
pretty simple. What question does the bespectacled
Verizon ad guy keep repeating over and over? (NOTE:
Please do not include the question mark.)
Answer:
(5
Words (don't include punctuation))
14. Which greeting card company's slogan is
"When you care enough to send the very best" ?
Carlton cards
American Greetings cards
Hallmark cards
Personal Touch cards
15. Juan Valdez is the spokesman for which kind
of coffee?
100% Colombian Coffee
Taster's Choice
Folger's
Maxwell House
Popular American TV Commercials
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2.01
Apply ethical principles to the industry.
A. Define ethics.
1. Ethics is recognizing the difference between right and wrong, then choosing what is right.
2. Ethical decisions can be complex. Ethics guide how an organization behaves in relationships with others.
a. Personal views of ethics are subjective, unique to an individual.
b. Example: One company may think it is ethical to actively lure a person employed by a competitor to its
company while others may view this as unethical.
3. Social responsibility dictates that corporations must be responsible members of society.
a. Companies need to be active, positive members of the community.
b. Example: A professional sports team aiding a player in covering an illegal activity is both unethical and
socially irresponsible.
B. Analyze ethical practices and codes of conduct.
1. When dealing with the public, organizations must be above reproach and hold themselves to high standards.
2. Corporations adopt codes of conduct.
a. Example: Most companies have regulations regarding co-worker interactions.
b. Example: The National Football League requires a player found in violation of the league’s substance policy
to be fined and suspended.
c. Example: Abbot Laboratories may fire a worker who discloses confidential information.
3. Codes of conduct are designed to improve:
a. Public perception.
b. Business operations.
4. Codes of conduct are not the perfect guard against ill doing within a company.