The triangular red Nabisco logo is an example of a ________
A) patent
B) brand mark
C) trade character
D) brand meaning
E) cobrand
B
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Celina has owned a small coffee shop at the corner of a tourist area in her town for several years. The shop offers coffee, coffee drinks, tea, fresh scones, cinnamon rolls, and other pastries, breakfast, and sandwiches made on fresh bread with fresh ingredients. All breads and pastries are made on the premises. Celina has several regular customers who eat at the same time on the same days each week. One week, one of her regulars did not eat breakfast but the customer's companion ate without him. Celina inquired about the customer by name and when she discovered that he was quite ill, put together a basket of goods from the store and sent them to him. When a fire threatened the town and the firefighters were up all night trying to extinguish the blaze, Celina made pots of coffee and
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