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1. The advertising jingle "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke", reworked as "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing", became a hit for the British group the New Seekers in 1971. What singular honour fell to the group in 1972?
2. Which archipelago in the Indian Ocean was the first place in the world where Coca-Cola was made with salt water?
3. Coca-Cola has been erroneously credited with inventing the modern image of this character, but he, she or it was first used by White Rock Beverages to sell mineral water in 1915, and ginger ale in 1923. Who is this character?
4. The 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, was widely criticised as 'The Coca-Cola Olympics', but Coke was in fact the very first commercial sponsor of the Olympic Games - in 1928! Where were those Olympics held?
5. Is there such a thing as Kosher Coca-Cola?
6. Since 1985, what sweetener has been used in US Coca-Cola that is not used in European Coca-Cola?
7. In 1993, what animal started to be used in Coca-Cola adverts?
8. In which Asian country did their Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) claim, in 2003, that pesticide residues in Coke were 30 times the level of pesticide residues permitted under European Union regulations?
9. Calimocho, Rioja libre, jote, bambus and Catemba are all names for a mixed drink containing Coke and what other ingredient?
10. All these slogans, except one, have been used to advertise Coca-Cola in America over the years since 1886. Which one hasn't?
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