Ford Vs. Ferrari

This term is defined as the rivalry among businesses for customers.

• Advertising

• Marketing

• Competition

• Industrialization

Because of competition, and in an attempt to beat their competitors, businesses are always looking for:

• new and improved products.

• expensive and useless products.

Why did the Ford Motor Company want to buy the Ferrari company?

• Ford wanted to attract younger customers.

• Ford wanted to become an international car company.

The Ferrari automobile company is headquartered in:

• Germany

• England

• Italy

• France

The Ferrari company is known for making some of the:

• fastest and prettiest cars in the world.

• easiest to use software in the world.

• most fashionable apparel in the world.

• longest lasting light bulbs in the world.

After Ferrari backed out of a deal to sell the company to Henry Ford II, the Ford Motor Company decided to:

• build a larger and more fuel efficient family car.

• build a race car that would beat those made by Ferrari.

Carroll Shelby was a "bigger than life" American entrepreneur who is most famous for his development of:

• the modern electric light bulb.

• the automobile assembly line.

• the software used to operate computers.

• the Ford Cobra and Ford Mustang.

This is the the world's oldest active sports car endurance race, held annually since 1923.

• The 24 Hours of Le Mans

• The Daytona 500

• The Indianapolis 500

• The Monaco Grand Prix

These two actors star in the movie Ford vs. Ferrari.

• Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise

• Matt Damon and Christian Bale

According to the commentator, the movie Ford vs. Ferrari isn't about a car race, it is about:

• ingenuity

• perseverance

• teamwork

• all of these are correct