Crayola Crayons: History and Production

When was the Crayola brand first introduced?

• 1913

• 1923

• 1893

• 1903

Who were the founders of the Crayola brand?

• Edwin V. and C. Harold Smith

• John D. and William Cray

• George Eastman and Edwin Land

• Thomas Edison and Henry Ford

What was the profession of Edwin's wife, who named the Crayola brand?

• Chemist

• Writer

• School teacher

• Artist

Which company acquired Crayola in 1984?

• Mattel

• Hasbro

• Hallmark

• Disney

What is the significance of the Crayola Factory in eastern Pennsylvania?

• It is the first Crayola factory ever built

• It is the only factory producing Crayola markers

• It is a family destination for fun and discovery

• It is the largest crayon factory in the world

What is the primary material used in the production of Crayola crayons?

• Soy wax

• Candle wax

• Beeswax

• Paraffin wax

How many crayons does Crayola produce annually?

• 1 billion

• 2 billion

• 3 billion

• 4 billion

What unique feature is associated with Crayola crayons according to a Yale University study?

• Their color variety

• Their packaging

• Their unique smell

• Their durability

What new color did Crayola introduce in 2017?

• Sunset Orange

• Emerald Green

• Blutiful

• Dandelion

What is the main purpose of the stearic acid in Crayola crayons?

• To add fragrance

• To increase durability

• To enhance color

• To provide a waxy consistency