WorksheetsLogo Knowledge
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 13mins
Cisco, the worldwide leader in networking for the internet, is named after its headquarters’ location in San Francisco. While its namesake doesn’t have a hidden meaning, the blue stripes above the logotype not only represent an electromagnet but also, ________________________________.
Telephone wires
The wave that sound makes
Golden Gate Bridge
A geometric pattern
Amazon is a powerhouse when it comes to online shopping, and their logo reflects that. The yellow arrow in their logo starts at the letter ‘a’ and ends at the letter ‘z’, implying that they sell everything from a to z. The arrow also represents __________.
A smile
How fast your order comes
It takes four days for shipping (each letter is a day)
Underground transportation of packages
What do you notice about Baskin Robbins logo?
The blues lines represent ice cream scoops
BR stands for Carol Baskin
The b sideways represents a banana split
31 is in pink - represents the 31 flavors
What company logo is this?
Roxy (Clothes)
Timberland (Shoes)
United Way (organization)
Botanical Gardens of KC (gardening)
Name this logo.
London Symphony Orchestra
Lees Summit Outdoors (athletic clothing)
Urban Outfitters (outdoor clothing and supplies)
Urban Openness (home building company)
Le Tour De France logo has two hidden messages inside of it. The first is a bit more obvious, with a cyclist making up the letter ‘r’, but the second is more subdued. The yellow circle that acts as the ____________ is also a sun, indicating that the events of the race only occur in the daytime.
happy face of riders
entirety of the race
oranges they eat at rest stops
bikes wheel
Name this logo.
AG Low (construction company)
Maze-tacular (children's play place)
Atlanta Georgia Art Museum
Agriculture Growing Company
What makes this logo special? (This is a clothing company)
The m and the w show the way to the department store.
The e and the a represent a 96, which is how much the clothes cost.
If you rotate it, it says the same thing.
There is nothing special about it.
Gamecube’s logo is very interesting to look at, and for good reason. Not only is it a cube within a cube, but....
The cubes form a G and C.
It represents a rubiks cube
It shows how a game is inserted in the game system
It shows how the games were created using pixels.
What is hidden in this logo?
a face
the Earth
Nothing
The company owners name
What is the hidden meaning? (Brown didn't even know this)
The arrow shows how fast they ship items
The colors represent the nations flag that started FedEx
D and E work together, that is why they are together
F and E are the owners initials.
This old logo for the Milwaukee Brewers looks like a baseball mit catching a baseball, but it’s not only that. Upon closer inspection, you can see that ______________.
The letters m and b make the mit.
It is not a baseball in the glove. It's a football.
Nothing is special.
It is actually the logo for the basketball team
What does the gold mound represent?
Matterhorn Mountain in Switzerland
A pile of chocolate, since they make huge chocolate bars
An old man in a hat, the original creator
Pile of gold, all of the money they make
What is so special about this?
Nothing
It has each letter, TOYOTA in it
It's the colors of Japans flag, where they are made
It represents the wheels on automobiles
Washington State University’s mascot is a cougar, which is their logo mark. Subtly hidden in the cougar’s head is ____________.
A baby cougar
Nothing
The university initials
A football
Hmmmm....
The p is a pushpin
Nothing but fancy letters
S and t connected shows connections between people
S and t make a heart to show that people can pin what they love
What do you see?
Africa
People
Birds
Mountains
What company is this logo for?
Guild of Food Writer
Bic Pen Company
Ancient Writers Association
Pen and Ink Publishing Company
???
NBC
NCB
NBO
NOB
Is this baby a real person, or an artists sketch?
Real Person
Artists Sketch
The story of the world-famous Nike Swoosh logo is a great lesson for designers to keep in mind. The designer of the Swoosh, Carolyn Davis, was actually a design student when she created the logo for the company and was paid ______ for her contribution.
$35
$0
$150
$2,500
The Walt Disney is his signature.
True
False
