A Serial of Cereals Trivia Quiz

Answer: Frosted Flakes

Frosted Flakes was produced by Kellogg's in the 1950s with Tony the Tiger as the mascot. He had several catchphrases for the cereal, the most common being 'They're great!'.

Answer: Corn Pops

Corn Pops was made from milled corn and produced by Kellogg's in 1951. It went by many names, however. It started as Corn Pops and then Sugar Pops and Sugar Corn Pops. It was changed back to Corn Pops when many many cereal advertising companies dropped sugar from their titles. In 2006, the title was shortened to Pops but eventually back to Corn Pops.

Answer: Pop

Rice Krispies was one of the first cereals produced by Kellogg's. It first appeared to the public in 1928. Over the years, the cereal's popularity marketed several other flavors, such as cocoa, marshmallow and berry.

Answer: Cap'n Crunch

Cap'n Crunch was originally produced in 1963. The original cereal is made of corn and oat pieces.

Answer: Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble

Cocoa Pebbles was produced in 1971. It was later followed by Fruity Pebbles. In the commercials, Barney would always trick Fred out of his breakfast with several disguises, but not without Fred catching him and pursuing him on a chase.

Answer: Raisin Bran

Raisin Bran was originally marketed by U.S. Mills in 1926. The most popular Raisin Bran was produced by Kellogg's cereal in 1942. Its advertisements include a sun who boasts 'two scoops of raisins in Kellogg's Raisin Bran'.

Answer: Trix

Trix was invented in 1954 and was made from fruit flavored corn pieces. The cereal was originally round shaped and over the years introduced a variety of new shapes and colors. In 2007, it was returned to its original shape. The mascot for Trix was a scheming rabbit who consistently would trick kids out of the cereal with various disguises but would always get caught.

Answer: A toucan

Froot Loops was marketed by Kellogg's in 1963. The torus shaped loops that make the cereal are traditionally in red, blue, yellow, green, orange and purple colors and flavors. Toucan Sam, who serves as the mascot, is known for his famous motto 'follow your nose.'

Answer: Apple Jacks

Apple Jacks were originally orange and O-shaped. In 1998, Kellogg's decided to add green to the cereal. In 2003, they changed the green shapes to X's to reflect the jack. The original mascot for Apple Jacks was an apple head figure that was later replaced by an apple car.

Answer: Honey Smacks

Honey Smacks were marketed by Kellogg's in 1953. Dig 'Em the frog was the mascot. The cereal was originally called Sugar Smacks until the 1980s when it was changed to Honey Smacks. In the 1990s, the name was shortened to Smacks for a time and went back to Honey Smacks.