The Weird Battery Quiz
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The Energizer Bunny was not the first battery with a rabbit mascot. Which of these advertising characters is real, and predates Energizer's version?
The Duracell Bunny
The Rayovac Rabbit
The SANYO Bunny
ANSWER:
From Duracell.com: "It began in 1973, when breakthrough advertising was developed to communicate that Duracell alkaline batteries lasted much longer in than ordinary and inexpensive zinc carbon batteries. A small pink, fluffy bunny was created, who, powered by Duracell batteries, was able to outlast all others in an array of colourful challenges."
The Energizer Bunny debuted in 1989 with this commercial:
From Duracell.com: "It began in 1973, when breakthrough advertising was developed to communicate that Duracell alkaline batteries lasted much longer in than ordinary and inexpensive zinc carbon batteries. A small pink, fluffy bunny was created, who, powered by Duracell batteries, was able to outlast all others in an array of colourful challenges."
The Energizer Bunny debuted in 1989 with this commercial:
From Duracell.com: "It began in 1973, when breakthrough advertising was developed to communicate that Duracell alkaline batteries lasted much longer in than ordinary and inexpensive zinc carbon batteries. A small pink, fluffy bunny was created, who, powered by Duracell batteries, was able to outlast all others in an array of colourful challenges."
The Energizer Bunny debuted in 1989 with this commercial:
From Duracell.com: "It began in 1973, when breakthrough advertising was developed to communicate that Duracell alkaline batteries lasted much longer in than ordinary and inexpensive zinc carbon batteries. A small pink, fluffy bunny was created, who, powered by Duracell batteries, was able to outlast all others in an array of colourful challenges."
The Energizer Bunny debuted in 1989 with this commercial:
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What size is this squat little guy?
A
½ AA
B
ANSWER: It’s not just a clever name, either. These batteries, which are used in small electronics, are the same diameter as AA batteries and are around half as long.
It’s not just a clever name, either. These batteries, which are used in small electronics, are the same diameter as AA batteries and are around half as long.
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It’s not just a clever name, either. These batteries, which are used in small electronics, are the same diameter as AA batteries and are around half as long.Still in a quiz-taking mood?
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