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Break the Ice: Nike Quiz

Welcome to the "Break the Ice" quiz! Test your knowledge about one of the world's leading athletic brands, Nike. Whether you're a sneaker enthusiast or just curious about sports marketing, this quiz is for you!

10 engaging multiple-choice questions
Learn interesting facts about Nike
Perfect for sports fans and marketing aficionados

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by SneakerSavvy21

The company officially became Nike, Inc. on May 30, 1971. Before this period what was Nike called?

Red Ribbon Sports

Blue Ribbon Sports

Oregon Athletics

On May 12, 2002, this company was sold to Nike, Inc. For an undisclosed amount?

Lululemon

Dick’s Sporting Goods

Hurley

In 1987, Nike was sued by Apple Records for the unauthorized use of a Beatles song in one of their advertisements. Which song was it?

Hey Jude

Revolution

Let it be

Come together

Nike recycles old sneakers in order to create material used for surfacing basketball courts.

True

False

Maybe

Nike provides compensation for star athletes to use and promote their products. Who was the first professional athlete to receive an endorsement contract from Nike?

Serena Williams

Ilie Nastase

Michael Jordan

LeBron James

The majority of Nike factories are situated in Asia where they have been criticized for using cheap labor and creating poor working conditions to make their products. What are these facilities otherwise known as?

Slopshops

Slaveshops

Sweatshops

Cheapshops

Amidst a 1988 advertising campaign, Nike came out with their now famous slogan, "Just Do It". It was subsequently preserved in which D.C. institution?

Smithsonian Museum of American History

Library of Congress

White House

Museum of Natural History

During the first seven years of operation, Nike was a distributor for athletic shoe manufacturer Onitsuka Tiger. What is the country of origin for this Asian company?

China

Japan

Russia

Korea

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