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Welcome to the Logo Quiz
-BY SUTEJ

Rules:
 Normal pounce and bounce
 +20/-20 on pounce and +10/0 on bounce
 Part points on pounce on my discretion
 Text your pounces followed by answers to me on WhatsApp
 MAY THE RATE OF CHANGE OF MOMENTUM BE WITH YOU

1.
 In 1933, X was established as Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory, the
name given to _______ manufactured on a trial basis at the time was Y. This
title reflected the benevolence of Y, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, and
embodied the Company's vision of creating the best _______ in the world.
The logo included the word with an image of “Y with 1,000 Arms" and
flames.
 Name the company.

2.
 On the very first logo of this company, there was a spiked shoe. The
company after a point of time decided that it would not give-up on their
old logos and hence it has now four logos, each used for different
product lines.
 The least seen among them is the circle (logo), which can be seen
across the Style collections created in collaboration with famous
designers.
 Give me the company

3.
 If this particular idea wasn’t dropped by the founder of this company ,
there would have been about 17,800 of them in place of 3.
 Which particular idea am I talking about? (No points for the company)

Number of dots in the
domino’s logo

4.
Connect these to a company (exhaustive)
 Slats (1916-28)
 Jackie (1928-56)
 Bill (1927-28)
 Telly (1928-32)
 Coffee (1932-35)
 Tanner (1934-56)
 George (1956-58)
 Leo (1957-present)

5.
 Probably the turning point in the history of logo design was when in 1956,
Paul Rand designed the iconic, pictographic X logo featuring a human eye
and a bee.
 The famous X logo strips were introduced in the logo in 1966 to indicate
speed and vibrancy of the company's international business expansion. The
first X logo had thirteen stripes in black. Incorporating the strips gave
the logo a new look and create a unique image for the viewers.
 Give me X

6.
 The very first logo of this company featured one of the very famous
incidents of the past, that changed the world. The logo also had “X... ‘A
Mind Forever Voyaging Through Strange Seas of Thought... Alone.’ ”
Alone.’ ” inscribed at the bottom.
 The second logo of this company was multicolored, to represent the
colorful choices one would get for this company’s product(particular) and
plus the fact that this product had multi-colored screens. The current logo
is just a mono-colored version of the second logo.
 Id the company

7.
List of companies using this particular feature in their logos (non-
exhaustive)
 Apple
 Twitter
 Pepsi
 BP
 Toyota
 National Geographic

8.
 The X brand name comes from the Spanish verb chupar, meaning “to
suck.”
 “In 1969, Y was approached to design a new X logo, and the result became
as instantly recognizable as his works. Y incorporated the X name into a
brightly colored daisy shape. Always keenly aware of branding, Y
suggested that the logo be placed on top of the lolly instead of the side so
that it could always be seen intact.”
 Give me both X and Y

9.
 Bill Hendrick’s civilian job was Director of Public Relations at Warner
Brothers Studios. He was friends with many celebrities who he asked to
help support the newly created Marine Toys for Tots Program. As a
personal friend and as a favor to Bill, X designed the first Toys for Tots
poster which included a miniature three-car train that was subsequently
adopted as the Toys for Tots logo.
 Id X

10.
 Graphic designer Irina Blok and her team were given the task of creating
a logo that would include a _____ and be easily recognized. Funny as it
seems, the inspiration came from the symbols we usually see on the
doors of public washrooms.
 The lesser known versions of X are Astro and Blender.
 Give me X

11.
 X’s friend and classmate Andrew McCollum designed a logo using an image
of Y he’d found online that he covered with a fog of ones and zeros—the
elementary components of digital media.
 The first picture uploaded here was of a cartoon cat.
 Id the company

12.
 The Harp on the logo of X is the also the same as the national emblem of
Republic of Ireland. Since X trademarked the symbol first, the
Government had to turn the official government harp the other way
around.
 Y released first 50,000 copies of this, primarily as promotional items for
X. But X and Y are not officially linked at the present times and many a
times people confuse whether there’s a connection between them or
not.
 Give me either X or Y

13.
 For the longest time, viewers assumed the it was an abbreviation due to
the colored dots between the letters. However, that theory has been
shot down as has the theory of the number of letters referring to the
number of the characters.
 Also it was pointed out that the dots are the same colors as the
umbrellas that the characters were holding during the sequence.
 What am I talking about ?

14.
 Created by Andrew Pothecary, the art director of the
FCCJ magazine, it was at the front page of April issue of
No 1 Shimbun.
 All you’ve to tell me is , which other famous logo is the
inspiration for this image?

15.
 While there have been four different logotypes for X since their debut in
2013, the second and third iterations are technically not official logos,
although they were prominently featured on their merchandise. The original
bulletproof logo was considered the X’s official logo until 2017 when the X
and Y door emblems were introduced.
 The reason behind the bulletproof logo was the translation of X’s full name
to English.
 Give me X and Y.

16.
 There’s a very tiny chance that the logo of X also represents the past from
where Y, owner of X, had propelled to become one of the biggest company of
India in the 20th century. When the logo of X is inverted/flipped it can be
noticed that it represents _ _ _ .
 This claim is also supported by the fact that there’s no trace of “X” in Y’s name.
 Give me either X or Y, and the blank.

17.
 X’s logo is not geometrically perfect. It is not a perfect circle, and the color arcs
don’t align with each other perfectly. The internet went buzzed over the
imperfections, given the company in the question.
 One of the possible reasons for this was to keep every color’s visual weight
same. For instance, orange is a light color, so a greater part of lighter colors
were used in comparison to darker colors.
 Name the company.

18.
 Its new logo was chosen by a panel of experts from a crowdsourcing contest
organized by the Department of Tourism. The logo that was finally chosen is red
and white in color, sans serif, with the typography conveying a sense of fluidity,
boldness and vitality. The rolling font was devised by bankers-turned-designers
Rushi Patel and M Venkateshwara Rao, founders of Nammur, a creative design
start-up.
 ‘be’ and ‘u’ part of the logo is highlighted using red color, signifying the motto “Be
You”. Two letters, part of the logo, are also part of another language and hence
representing the mixed topography.
 Which logo is this?

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