Professional Development & Growth Flashcards
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In a branding workshop: which feature does the Monopoly mascot Rich Uncle Pennybags actually have?
Answer: A top hat and mustache but no monocle
The Monopoly man has never worn a monocle despite widespread belief.
What does the Fruit of the Loom logo actually show?
Answer: Fruit only, with no cornucopia
The logo has never included a cornucopia, a classic Mandela Effect example.
How is the candy bar brand Kit Kat actually written?
Answer: KitKat as one word and Kit Kat with a space, never hyphenated
Official branding has used Kit Kat without a hyphen.
What is the correct spelling of the Warner Bros. cartoon series?
Answer: Looney Tunes
The series is Looney Tunes, named as a play on 'Silly Symphonies' music-themed cartoons.
How is the hot dog brand name spelled?
Answer: Oscar Mayer
The company is Oscar Mayer, though many remember 'Meyer' from the jingle.
How is the fast-food chicken chain's name spelled?
Answer: Chick-fil-A
The name is Chick-fil-A, with a lowercase 'fil'.
Which is the correct current styling of the soda brand 'Dr Pepper'?
Answer: Dr Pepper without a period
The brand dropped the period from its styling in the 1950s.
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