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| Hint: This corporation is the world’s largest chain of hamburger fast food restaurants. |
Hint: The world’s most famous operating system developed, marketed, and sold by Microsoft. |
Hint: An agency of the United States government that is responsible for the nation’s civilian space program and for aeronautics and aerospace research. |
Hint: The name of this company stands for “Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle”. |
| ANS: MCDONALDS |
ANS: WINDOWS |
ANS: NASA |
ANS: YAHOO |
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| Hint: This logo of this high fashion brand is represented by two interlocked letters “C”. One of them stands for “Coco”. |
Hint: The largest social network in the world! |
Hint: The name of this popular voice-over-IP service was derived from “sky” and “peer”. |
Hint: A major German company that produces athletic footwear and sportswear. |
| ANS: CHANEL |
ANS: FACEBOOK |
ANS: SKYPE |
ANS: PUMA |
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| Hint: Potato chips brand, also known as Walkers in the United Kingdom, Smith’s in Australia and Sabritas in Mexico. |
Hint: Tom Hanks plays a role of a top international manager for this company in the movie Cast Away. |
Hint: 5 shot venti, 2/5th decaf, ristretto shot, 1pump Vanilla, 1pump Hazelnut, breve, 1 sugar in the raw, with whip, carmel drizzle on top, free poured, 4 pump mocha, please! |
Hint: The blue represents the California sky and the gold represents the color of the California hills, the state where Bank of America was founded. Who knew credit card issuers were so poetic? |
| ANS: LAYS |
ANS: FEDEX |
ANS: STARBUCKS |
ANS: VISA |
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| Hint: The founder of this company built and sold personal computers from his dorm room at the University of Texas in 1984 at the age of 19. The original name of the company was PC Unlimited. |
Hint: The largest online encyclopaedia ever put together. |
Hint: Photoshop, Acrobat, Fireworks, Dreamweaver… are all created by this company. |
Hint: Probably the most recognizable luxury watch brand in the world. |
| ANS: DELL |
ANS: WIKIPEDIA |
ANS: ADOBE |
ANS: ROLEX |
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| Hint: This company was founded by Steve Jobs, Ronald Wayne and Steve Wozniak. |
Hint: The most famous video-sharing website in the world! |
Hint: A famous a tyre manufacturer. “Because so much is riding on your tires!” |
Hint: This pizza company has had various celebrity spokespeople, including Jessica Simpson, the Muppets, Damon Hill and even a former Soviet Union Premier Mikhail Gorbachev. |
| ANS: APPLE |
ANS: YOUTUBE |
ANS: MICHELIN |
ANS: PIZZA HUT |
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| Hint: This South Korean multinational company makes smartphones, TVs, refrigerators, big ships and even skyscrapers. |
Hint: United Parcel Service. |
Hint: Each week nearly one-third of the U.S. population visits the stores of this company. |
Hint: The term microblogging is often associated with this website. |
| ANS: SAMSUNG |
ANS: UPS |
ANS: WALMART |
ANS: TWITTER |
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| Hint: An Italian sports car manufacturer. |
Hint: An American video game developer most famous for Warcraft. |
Hint: Italian fashion label specializing in luxury goods. |
Hint: This company is named after the initials of its founder, Ingvar Kamprad, Elmtaryd, the farm on which grew up and Agunnaryd, the nearby village. |
| ANS: FERRARI |
ANS: BLIZZARD |
ANS: PRADA |
ANS: IKEA |
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| Hint: A video gaming brand created by Microsoft. |
Hint: French clothing company most famous for its polo shirts. |
| ANS: XBOX |
ANS: LACOSTE |
