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    Breaktime and General Mills have partnered together across 48 campaigns to build better brand pages that inspire shoppers and get them to convert, all while guaranteeing performance. In this experience, you can test your knowledge about General Mills, figure out if you're more Ivana or Chris with a fun quiz, browse some of our favorite programs we've run with your peers, and play match the "Mill-ers" in a classic game of memory match!

    Test Your GMI Knowledge: Are you a GENeralist or a GENius?

    4 QUESTIONS
    TIMER: 60 SECONDS PER QUESTION

    Which of the following did General Mills invent?

    Correct! General Mills patented the microwave popcorn bag in 1981, and Pillsbury sold them. These old-school bags were sold either frozen or in the refrigerated section, as they contained real butter! **DYK GMI also invented the Black Box & the Nerf Ball! What a company!
    Correct! General Mills patented the microwave popcorn bag in 1981, and Pillsbury sold them. These old-school bags were sold either frozen or in the refrigerated section, as they contained real butter! **DYK GMI also invented the Black Box & the Nerf Ball! What a company!
    Correct! General Mills patented the microwave popcorn bag in 1981, and Pillsbury sold them. These old-school bags were sold either frozen or in the refrigerated section, as they contained real butter! **DYK GMI also invented the Black Box & the Nerf Ball! What a company!
    Correct! General Mills patented the microwave popcorn bag in 1981, and Pillsbury sold them. These old-school bags were sold either frozen or in the refrigerated section, as they contained real butter! **DYK GMI also invented the Black Box & the Nerf Ball! What a company!

    Which chain restaurant did General Mills start?

    Correct! The first Olive Garden was created in Orlando in 1982 as the first-ever original-concept restaurant created by General Mills. The concept was an immediate success. In just seven years, it would grow to 145 locations and become the fastest-growing restaurant chain in the country.
    Correct! The first Olive Garden was created in Orlando in 1982 as the first-ever original-concept restaurant created by General Mills. The concept was an immediate success. In just seven years, it would grow to 145 locations and become the fastest-growing restaurant chain in the country.
    Correct! The first Olive Garden was created in Orlando in 1982 as the first-ever original-concept restaurant created by General Mills. The concept was an immediate success. In just seven years, it would grow to 145 locations and become the fastest-growing restaurant chain in the country.
    Correct! The first Olive Garden was created in Orlando in 1982 as the first-ever original-concept restaurant created by General Mills. The concept was an immediate success. In just seven years, it would grow to 145 locations and become the fastest-growing restaurant chain in the country.

    Which General Mills personality was created to answer letters from shoppers?

    Correct! Gold Medal Flour put out an ad that asked consumers to complete a jigsaw puzzle and mail it in to receive a prize. These submissions came with over 30,000 cooking-related questions. Because of this, the marketing team created Betty Crocker as a personality to answer their letters.
    Correct! Gold Medal Flour put out an ad that asked consumers to complete a jigsaw puzzle and mail it in to receive a prize. These submissions came with over 30,000 cooking-related questions. Because of this, the marketing team created Betty Crocker as a personality to answer their letters.
    Correct! Gold Medal Flour put out an ad that asked consumers to complete a jigsaw puzzle and mail it in to receive a prize. These submissions came with over 30,000 cooking-related questions. Because of this, the marketing team created Betty Crocker as a personality to answer their letters.
    Correct! Gold Medal Flour put out an ad that asked consumers to complete a jigsaw puzzle and mail it in to receive a prize. These submissions came with over 30,000 cooking-related questions. Because of this, the marketing team created Betty Crocker as a personality to answer their letters.

    Taryn Beck Helm has taken part in which of the following activities…

    Correct! Taryn found her love of falconry during a trip to Scotland at Gleneagles. She’s going again this June!
    Correct! Taryn found her love of falconry during a trip to Scotland at Gleneagles. She’s going again this June!
    Correct! Taryn found her love of falconry during a trip to Scotland at Gleneagles. She’s going again this June!
    Correct! Taryn found her love of falconry during a trip to Scotland at Gleneagles. She’s going again this June!
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