167 Logo Trivia Questions (Ranked From Easiest to Hardest)

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167 Logo Trivia Questions Ranked From Easiest to Hardest (Updated For 2024)

1. What search engine makes changes to its logo, known as "doodles," to celebrate holidays, anniversaries, and famous people, such as a pointillist version in honor of artist Georges Seurat?
   
   Answer: Google
   
   
2. Any Beef 'n Cheddar fans out there? What fast food chain that uses a cowboy hat as a logo pays Ving Rhames to remind you that they “have the meats?”
   
   Answer: Arby's
   
   
3. What is the official company name for Nike's trademark logo, shaped like a check mark and indicating movement and speed? The logo was also meant to lightly hint at a wing shape, as an homage to the company's titular goddess.
   
   Answer: Swoosh
   
   
4. What pizza chain, whose logo features the silhouette of a palm tree in a yellow square, was founded by two former federal prosecutors in Beverly Hills in 1985?
   
   Answer: California Pizza Kitchen
   
   
5. "Delightfully tacky, yet unrefined" is the slogan of what restaurant chain with an owl in its logo?
   
   Answer: Hooters
   
   
6. What real estate company, known for its hot air balloon logo, has a name that is short for “Real Estate Maximums?”
   
   Answer: RE/MAX
   
   
7. The Steelers are known for their black and yellow color scheme, but their official logo also contains what two colors, represented by two of three "hypocycloid" stars?
   
   Answer: Red and blue
   
   
8. Defined by nine vertical bars of varying lengths, Cisco’s logo was originally inspired by the symmetrical shape of what iconic structure that first opened to the public in 1937?
   
   Answer: The Golden Gate Bridge
   
   
9. In the 1980s, "The Ain'ts" was a derisive nickname for what NFC South team that has a fleur-de-lis in its logo?
   
   Answer: Saints
   
   
10. Best recognized by its logo comprised of a white phone icon within a green speech bubble, what instant messaging app was founded by former Yahoo! employees Brian Acton and Jan Koum in 2009?
    
    Answer: WhatsApp
    
    
11. Which courageous web browser with a lion on the logo was developed by Brendan Eich in 2019 as a privacy-focused way to surf the web without ads and trackers?
    
    Answer: Brave
    
    
12. The official coat of arms in Costa Rica was most recently updated in 1998 to add smoke to the featured volcanoes. How many volcanoes are present in this official logo, which is found in miniaturized form on the national flag?
    
    Answer: Three
    
    
13. If you know your Greek alphabet and mathematical symbols, the red triangle logo for which airline will make sense, as it’s the name of the letter?
    
    Answer: Delta
    
    
14. The logo of which beer company features the number "1759" (the year of it was founded) and a cláirseach, a type of Celtic harp featured on the British, Irish, and Canadian coats of arms?
    
    Answer: Guiness
    
    
15. First opened in 1966 by Richard Schulze and his business partner, “Sound of Music” was the original name of what alliterative retailer that specializes in selling the latest in tech and electronics and is best recognized by its yellow-tagged logo?
    
    Answer: Best Buy
    
    
16. What logistics company's orange and purple corporate logo was created in 1994 and has a hidden arrow between the two penultimate letters?
    
    Answer: FedEx
    
    
17. Which American insurer founded in 1912 is headquartered in Boston but has an NYC landmark in its logo? (Hint: You might recall the company’s mascot—an emu—from the TV commercials)
    
    Answer: Liberty Mutual
    
    
18. What orthopedics brand with a blue-and-white logo was founded in 1906 by a Chicago shoemaker's apprentice who was in medical school at the time?
    
    Answer: Dr. Scholl's
    
    
19. Glyphs in Cyrillic, Hebrew, Latin, and more make up Wikipedia’s distinctly unfinished logo of puzzle pieces arranged to resemble what object?
    
    Answer: Globe
    
    
20. What credit card company adopted a gladiator or centurion into their logo in 1958? Although the image has taken less prominence in the brand over time, it still appears on the company's traveler's cheques, charge cards and credit cards.
    
    Answer: American Express
    
    
21. In June 2015, Nike signed an 8-year deal with the NBA to become the league's official uniform supplier. All teams in the league besides the Hornets now feature the Nike Swoosh. What logo do the Hornets uniforms feature?
    
    Answer: Jumpman
    
    
22. In 2020, Cadillac Fairview partnered with what horsey-logo'd Stuttgart automaker for test drive experiences of the new Taycan model?
    
    Answer: Porsche
    
    
23. What insurance provider, founded in 1931 in Illinois, offers liability among other insurance services, and owns Esurance? Their logo appropriately features two outstretched palms.
    
    Answer: Allstate
    
    
24. During the surge of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, over 300,000 freelance workers were hired in two months to deliver groceries for what personal shopping app which uses a carrot for its logo?
    
    Answer: Instacart
    
    
25. What is the three-letter acronym of the international organization established in 1961 whose purpose is environmentalism and conversation? This organization’s logo includes a depiction of a species of bear found in Asia.
    
    Answer: WWF
    
    
26. You might use it in your office, but which open-source database by Apache has a logo that looks like it belongs in your living room? (Hint: The word that comes before “DB” in the name is actually an acronym)
    
    Answer: CouchDB
    
    
27. The Cavallino Rampante, or "prancing horse," is a symbol on the logo of what Italian automaker, whose models include the Roma and the Testarossa?
    
    Answer: Ferrari
    
    
28. In 1862, long before it had become a national symbol, the brewery Guinness trademarked what string instrument as its logo?
    
    Answer: Harp
    
    
29. The Austin-based bourbon distiller Nine Banded Whiskey is named for what nine-banded little armored critters that appear on their logos?
    
    Answer: Armadillos
    
    
30. Founded and headquartered at Dallas's Love Field, a heart is aptly part of the logo of what U.S. airline?
    
    Answer: Southwest Airlines
    
    
31. What popular gym club, founded in 1992 in New Hampshire, features a logo of a gear with a hand offering a thumbs up? You may be able to get a workout that is out of this world.
    
    Answer: Planet Fitness
    
    
32. In use since 1971, what apparel brand uses a trefoil design as one of its two official logos? Hint: the other logo is not a swoosh.
    
    Answer: adidas
    
    
33. You probably see it every day, but have you been paying attention? How many different colors are used in the lettering of Google's logo?
    
    Answer: Four (blue, red, green, and yellow)
    
    
34. A large-eyed owl face, outlined in black on a bright green circular background, is the logo of what travel ratings company?
    
    Answer: TripAdvisor
    
    
35. The People’s Action Party, a conservative party that is active in modern day Singapore, has what natural phenomenon at the center of its logo?
    
    Answer: Lightning bolt
    
    
36. Based out of Boston, what multinational financial institution offers managed stock accounts for its clients? Its logo is a light shining on top of a pyramid, and its name is a word meaning faithfulness.
    
    Answer: Fidelity investments
    
    
37. The Olympic logo consists of five interlocking rings that are respectively blue, yellow, green, red, and what fifth color?
    
    Answer: Black
    
    
38. A large, double-sided sign featuring the logo of an oil company overlooks Kenmore Square in Boston. The sign was first installed in 1940 and most recently had its logo updated in 1965. What brand is represented on this sign?
    
    Answer: Citgo
    
    
39. The Brandenburg Gate appears on the logo of the BMW-sponsored marathon held in what European capital city?
    
    Answer: Berlin
    
    
40. Ryan Holmes co-founded what startup company in 2008, a social media management platform that allows for integration of Twitter and Facebook strategies, among other websites? Its logo is appropriately of an owl.
    
    Answer: Hootsuite
    
    
41. What “A” antivirus software is a freeware solution available across multiple platforms, with an amoeba like orange “A” as a logo? It is also a pirate word meaning “Stop.”
    
    Answer: Avast
    
    
42. During a trip by founders Sandy Lerner and Leonard Bosack to register the company, the sight of the Golden Gate Bridge inspired the nine parallel line logo of what digital tech corporation whose name might be on your router?
    
    Answer: Cisco
    
    
43. What electronics brand has a face-like logo that somewhat surreptitiously also spells out the brand's two-letter name?
    
    Answer: LG Electronics
    
    
44. Liability insurance is available from what “T” insurance website, whose logo is a green metal cap with a closed end, used to protect the finger and to push the needle while sewing?
    
    Answer: Thimble
    
    
45. Which French fashion brand was founded by a 7-time Grand Slam tennis champion of the 1920s? His nickname was "The Crocodile," explaining the choice of such an animal as the company logo.
    
    Answer: Lacoste
    
    
46. Providing software that focuses on customer service and market automation, what San Francisco-based company has a blue cloud logo with its name in the middle?
    
    Answer: Salesforce
    
    
47. Providing its name (and its image for the logo) to a modern piece of modern language learning software, what ancient stone slab discovered in Egypt in 1799 provided the key to deciphering hieroglyphics, and is now the most visited item on display in the British Museum?
    
    Answer: The Rosetta Stone
    
    
48. What is the name for a manmade stone landmark or cairn built for use by the Inuit, Yupik, or other peoples in the Arctic region of North America? The landmark has sharply increased in popularity as a symbol for Canadian culture in the 21st century, including as the foundation for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics logo.
    
    Answer: Inuksuk
    
    
49. Don't think too hard about it: West Ham United FC's logo features a crossed pair of what tool?
    
    Answer: Hammers
    
    
50. What color do you get if you mix together the two colors that appear twice in the Google logo?
    
    Answer: Purple
    
    
51. To "represent a flavor for every day of the month," what company added a name and number to their official logo in the 1950s?
    
    Answer: Baskin-Robbins
    
    
52. Featuring a logo shaped like a bird, what is the name of the programming language released by Apple in 2014 for use in developing apps for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and more?
    
    Answer: Swift
    
    
53. Nike athlete Breanna Stewart already has two WNBA titles under her belt, with what alliterative Northwestern team sporting a lightning bolt on their logo?
    
    Answer: Seattle Storm
    
    
54. A rooster rendered in the red, white, and blue of the French flag is the logo of what brand, whose products include skis and the apparel and accessories worn with them?
    
    Answer: Rossignol
    
    
55. With a logo that blends a harp with a winged being, what Dublin-based budget airline is Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers?
    
    Answer: Ryanair
    
    
56. As far as fruit-growing conglomerate logos go, Chiquita has their signature woman donning a fruit hat while what company turns the “O” in its name into a red and yellow sunburst?
    
    Answer: Dole
    
    
57. The Heineken Company owns a number of global beer brands, including what Singapore-made beer with a big cat in its logo?
    
    Answer: Tiger Beer
    
    
58. What identity theft protection company with two “L” words stuck together was acquired by Symantec in 2017 and now shares its name with Norton? Their logo is a yellow circle that has been filled in with a check mark.
    
    Answer: LifeLock
    
    
59. Featuring a logo with a deer that looks like it's thinking about converting to Christianity and a name meaning "master hunter," what German booze brand released their own Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur in 2019?
    
    Answer: Jägermeister
    
    
60. Which company’s first logo, created and used in 1976?, features a drawing the famous scientist Sir Isaac Newton?
    
    Answer: Apple
    
    
61. Several brands have logos so iconic that they can be recognized internationally. What symbol on the Heineken logo earned the company this status?
    
    Answer: Star
    
    
62. Seen in a variety of Māori art pieces, as well as in the logo of Air New Zealand, what four-letter word refers to the spiral shape of an unfurling silver fern frond?
    
    Answer: Koru
    
    
63. What “R” database software, an in-memory data structure store with a red stacked logo, was originally written by Salvatore Sanfilippo in 2009?
    
    Answer: Redis
    
    
64. In 1995, which German manufacturer's logo was the subject of legal action by the International Olympic Committee on the basis of the supposed resemblance between this logo and one of the Olympic symbols?
    
    Answer: Audi
    
    
65. Which Canadian travel unicorn startup with a bunny on its logo can help you find the best price on a flight and hotel?
    
    Answer: Hopper
    
    
66. The Irish for “young clover” gives us the English name of what lucky "s"prig used as the symbol of Aer Lingus?
    
    Answer: Shamrock
    
    
67. What iconic global brand has significantly streamlined its logo in recent years, moving away from the initial version which included a "fully visible double fish tail" and shifting from a brown-and-white motif to a bright green-and-white motif?
    
    Answer: Starbucks
    
    
68. The original Bayer logo, replaced by the "Bayer Cross" in 1904, contained what heraldic animal from the coat of arms of Eberfield (where the company was based in 1863, the year it was founded)?
    
    Answer: Lion
    
    
69. Established in its own right in 1997, Grey Goose Vodka was acquired in 2004 by which alcoholic spirit company with a bat on their logo?
    
    Answer: Bacardi
    
    
70. Subaru is the Japanese name for the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters as it comprises of seven stars. How many stars are in the logo for the car manufacturer Subaru?
    
    Answer: Six (Japanese tradition says one of the seven stars is invisible)
    
    
71. In 2003, Acer signed a brand deal with what Italian luxury sports car brand to make a line of laptops and smartphones bearing its name and clompy logo?
    
    Answer: Ferrari
    
    
72. What “S” regional database management system, developed by D. Richard Hipp, is contained in a C library? Its logo is a feather.
    
    Answer: SQLite
    
    
73. What multinational consumer goods company, was founded in 1837 in Cincinnati by its two namesake founders. The company owns Gillette and Braun, among many others, and its logo is two letters and an ampersand imposed on a three dimensional blue disc.
    
    Answer: Procter & Gamble
    
    
74. What brand's name is a "syllabic abbreviation" of two states in which some of their original potato fields were located? The brand originally included the outlines of these states, but the logo has simplified over the years and they are now a brand within the Kraft Heinz snack food empire.
    
    Answer: Ore-Ida
    
    
75. Which American tech giant originally styled its name it all lowercase letters because it was intended to be a shortened version of where it started—San Francisco? (Hint: The company’s logo also features a notable over-water landmark)
    
    Answer: Cisco
    
    
76. Featuring the Space Needle in its team logo, what is the "noisy" name of Seattle's Major League Soccer team?
    
    Answer: Seattle Sounders FC
    
    
77. A lion holding a sword appears on the logo of Ceylon Tea as well as the flag of what teardrop-shaped Indian Ocean country that exports the product?
    
    Answer: Sri Lanka
    
    
78. Grocer Joel Owsley Cheek started a coffee brand in 1892 and soon named the brand after a hotel in Nashville (the brand's largest customer). The brand was the highest-selling coffee in the United States for nearly 100 years and frequently incorporates its "good to the last drop" slogan into its logo. What brand is this?
    
    Answer: Maxwell House
    
    
79. Though they're based in New Jersey, the logo for Prudential Insurance is what massive hunk of limestone at the bottom tip of the Iberian Peninsula?
    
    Answer: Rock of Gibraltar
    
    
80. Vernon Rudolph bought a sweet yeast-raised recipe from a New Orleans chef, rented a building in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and started a company in 1937. Fast forward almost 100 years later, and the alliterative company started by Rudolph is still headquartered in North Carolina featuring a classic red-and-green logo. What is this company?
    
    Answer: Krispy Kreme
    
    
81. What directionally named former Los Angeles Lakers player is the silhouetted player in the NBA logo?
    
    Answer: Jerry West
    
    
82. What US state has a flag featuring three white stars within a blue circle? The stars represent the three "Grand Divisions" of the state, and the symbol is embedded within the logo of the state's NFL team.
    
    Answer: Tennessee
    
    
83. What energy company describes its logo on its own website as follows? "The colors of the Helios – named after the Greek god of the sun – suggest heat, light and nature. It is also a pattern of interlocking shapes."
    
    Answer: BP
    
    
84. In a 2008 brand refresh, Walmart removed the star in its logo (which had previously replaced a hyphen in 1992). Now, it added a new symbol at the end of its brand name. What word does Walmart's website use to define this symbol with six yellow rays?
    
    Answer: Spark
    
    
85. The trademarked black and white Wi-Fi logo by the Wi-Fi Alliance references what common symbol associated with the ancient Chinese concept of dualism?
    
    Answer: Yin and Yang
    
    
86. Since the logo was introduced, the arrow underneath the Amazon logo has connected what two letters?
    
    Answer: A and Z
    
    
87. Appropriately, what gasoline brand has a circular logo containing a single star and a red letter T?
    
    Answer: Texaco
    
    
88. Also a word in the state nickname of Alaska, what is the name of the Old West-style font used in Wal-Mart's first official logo, used from 1964 to 1981?
    
    Answer: Frontier
    
    
89. What “Z” company, founded in 2011 and based in Sunnyvale, CA, allows for integration of web applications. They are 100 percent remote, and their logo places an orange flower petal over the “i.”
    
    Answer: Zapier
    
    
90. What “C” petroleum company, founded in 1950 in Houston, Texas, with Joe Gatto as its current president, uses a logo where its name is in big blue letters, with the word “petroleum” in little red letters underneath?
    
    Answer: Callon
    
    
91. What “S” German company, co-founded in 2007 by Tim Kroger in Hamburg, offers market and consumer data tracking? Their logo is an S-shaped curve across a dark background.
    
    Answer: Statista
    
    
92. What “J” aviation company, founded in 2009 in Santa Cruz, CA, has electric aircraft that take off vertically, which they intend to use as air taxis? Their logo is an orange infinity sign, and the company name is a shortening of their CEO’s name, JoeBen Bevirt.
    
    Answer: Joby Aviation
    
    
93. "Californication" is a 1999 song about the deterioration of society from what band with an eight-pointed asterisk in its logo?
    
    Answer: Red Hot Chili Peppers
    
    
94. What world renowned nonprofit medical center in Cleveland, administered by its namesake corporation since 1921, has a square with four perforations as its logo, and its name is a word meaning a hospital department with outpatient specialist care?
    
    Answer: Cleveland Clinic
    
    
95. What two-word stock company, founded in 1975 by Joe Ricketts in Omaha offers an electric trading platform for the exchange of financial assets? Its logo is its first word, a two-letter acronym, in a green box.
    
    Answer: TD Ameritrade
    
    
96. What biopharmaceutical company, one of America’s biggest manufacturers, started in 2013 as a spin-off of Abbott Laboratories? Its logo is a lowercase blue presentation of its “A” name.
    
    Answer: Abbvie
    
    
97. What “N” manufacturing company, whose logo is a green “N”, is a packaging company based out of Wood Dale, IL, USA, and is owned by Duravant?
    
    Answer: NVenia
    
    
98. Laid-back Floridian vibes were the inspiration for what soft drink brand, whose logo includes a pair of lizards facing in opposite directions?
    
    Answer: SoBe
    
    
99. A 2022 Air Force 1 shoe, brown and white with the Nike logo made from shoots, is designed to replicate what fleshy, spore-bearing body of a fungus?
    
    Answer: Mushroom
    
    
100. Sesame Place, a children’s theme park and water park in the outskirts of Philadelphia, PA, features what two-word puppet character in its logo? The character was controlled and portrayed by Caroll Spinney in a full body costume from 1969 to 2018.
     
     Answer: Big Bird
     
     
101. In 1969, which artist took a break from painting melting clocks to design the Chupa Chups lollipop logo?
     
     Answer: Dali
     
     
102. The three curves that make up this outdoor apparel brand's logo come from a stylized drawing of Half Dome, in Yosemite Park. What's the brand? (Need more "direction"? Think of a compass and a clock)
     
     Answer: The North Face
     
     
103. Despite catastrophic flooding to Houston from Hurricane Harvey, the Astros won the 2017 World Series. Inspired by their city's resilience in the aftermath of the devastation, the team wore a special patch during their games that had their team logo with what single six-letter word underneath?
     
     Answer: Strong
     
     
104. Designed by company founder Gianni, the head of Greek gorgon Medusa features prominently on the logo for what Italian fashion brand?
     
     Answer: Versace
     
     
105. To the untrained eye it may look like a double-tailed mermaid, but according to creative director Steve Murray, the logo of which global brand is actually a siren?
     
     Answer: Starbucks
     
     
106. Which American retailer that sells goods for your cat, dog, fish, or other companion animal has a name that has confused shoppers for decades since it’s a combination of two words that can technically be broken up in two different ways to make two different phrases? (Hint: Only one is correct if you go according to the capitalization style of the logo)
     
     Answer: PetSmart
     
     
107. Depending on the type of intellectual property you have that you want to protect, there are three key terms to know: copyright (for original works like a book you wrote), trademark (for your company’s name/logo), and which third protection that’s meant for something that exists in the physical world (like a device you invented) rather than an idea?
     
     Answer: Patent
     
     
108. The year 1870 is the earliest time that what insurance company first used its iconic red umbrella logo for its advertisements?
     
     Answer: Travelers
     
     
109. The logo for CBS's hit reality show "Survivor" includes "outwit," "outplay," and what other "out" verb that indicates a winner's ability to endure?
     
     Answer: Outlast
     
     
110. Time to prick your ears up! What media conglomerate has as its logo the company's name, written in its founder's handwriting?
     
     Answer: Disney
     
     
111. During the height of the COVID pandemic, what company that launched in 2010 and uses a carrot as part of its current logo hired 300,000 more workers due to the more than 200% increase in demand for grocery deliveries in 2020?
     
     Answer: Instacart
     
     
112. Home Depot’s orange logo was inspired by the material used for the original signage—cast-off tents from what “big top,” clown-filled event?
     
     Answer: Circus
     
     
113. Bringing TV to rural America was the original mission of what Englewood-based TV provider whose logo reflects a piece of equipment with which it is associated?
     
     Answer: Dish Network
     
     
114. We’re not talking about video games here! We’re instead referring to what energy company whose logo is inspired by a famous American numbered route and whose NYSE stock market symbol is PSX?
     
     Answer: Phillips 66
     
     
115. In 2005, Yelp updated its logo to its now-iconic design that is officially known by what five-letter “B” name that means to suddenly emerge or to break into pieces from impact?
     
     Answer: “The Burst”
     
     
116. Sharing a name and a similar logo to Arizona's NFL franchise, what is the name of the sports teams of the University of Louisville?
     
     Answer: Cardinals
     
     
117. What American company, founded in 1790 and known for its flour and baking mixes, introduced a logo in 2020 that includes a stylized crown?
     
     Answer: King Arthur Baking Company
     
     
118. With an iconic logo famously drawn in 1976 by Milton Glaser in the back of a cab with a red crayon, the Empire State introduced what four-word slogan on July 15, 1977?
     
     Answer: I Love New York
     
     
119. Straight up: how many "sparks" are in Walmart's asterisk-lookin' logo?
     
     Answer: Six
     
     
120. What company providing hosting for software development and distributed version control familiar to computer programmers is known for its iconic Octocat (part cat, part octopus) logo?
     
     Answer: GitHub
     
     
121. A sister to Mastercard, what brand with a blue-on-blue logo is one of the world's largest ATM networks, and shares its name with a type of cloud?
     
     Answer: Cirrus
     
     
122. What low-cost airline, headquartered out of Las Vegas, is the named sponsor of the stadium currently being used by the Las Vegas Raiders of the NFL? Founded in 1997, their logo is the name written in blue letters, with a rising sun dotting the “I”.
     
     Answer: Allegiant
     
     
123. From 2008-2012, Nike owned what British sports brand which features 2 concentric rhombuses as its logo?
     
     Answer: Umbro
     
     
124. The logo of outdoor recreation products company The North Face was inspired by the 4,700-foot rock formation called Half Dome, a notable feature of which US national park?
     
     Answer: Yosemite National Park
     
     
125. Appropriately featuring three stars in its logo, what is the name of the healthcare program for American uniformed service members, retirees, and their family members?
     
     Answer: Tricare
     
     
126. Since 2013, the sum of all the dots on the Domino's Pizza logo is what?
     
     Answer: 3
     
     
127. What is the nickname of retired professional golfer Jack Nicklaus? Its origin goes back to the mascot of his high school in Upper Arlington, Ohio and it is incorporated into his brand's logo.
     
     Answer: The Golden Bear
     
     
128. In 2016, which midwestern university's football team became the first to wear the Nike "Jumpman" logo on their uniforms? Hail!
     
     Answer: Michigan
     
     
129. What “F” cybersecurity company, which offers firewalls and anti-virus protection among other services, was founded in 2000 in Sunnyvale, CA by Ken Xie? Their logo is the letter “O” formed by red blocks.
     
     Answer: Fortinet
     
     
130. Worn by the original model for the Sun-Maid Raisins logo and still seen in the logo to this day, what item of clothing was donated to the Smithsonian  in 1988?
     
     Answer: Bonnet
     
     
131. Which Belgian beer, named after a severe kind of alcohol withdrawal, has gained world fame with its warm light flavors and pink elephant logo?
     
     Answer: Delirium Tremens
     
     
132. Now owned by Serta Simmons, what mattress brand founded by two software engineers has a green ampersand in a circle in its logo?
     
     Answer: Tuft & Needle
     
     
133. What “U” company, whose logo is a green caret pointing up, is an AI lending platform that uses non-traditional methods to determine credit for personal loans? It is also a word for a person who has suddenly risen to great wealth or power and is often treated as cocky or arrogant.
     
     Answer: Upstart
     
     
134. In 2016, which password manager dropped the asterisk from its logo after getting sued for copyright infringement by E-Trade?
     
     Answer: LastPass
     
     
135. Known for its distinctive shape and cult following as a cheesecake ingredient, the logo for Toblerone chocolate features a mountain with a hidden image of what animal?
     
     Answer: Bear
     
     
136. Sports logos like those of the University of Louisville Cardinals and the Arizona Cardinals of the NFL spread the misinformation that cardinals have yellow beaks. In the real world, the common species of bird known as the Northern Cardinal has a beak of what color?
     
     Answer: Red
     
     
137. The opening title logo for the show Breaking Bad clearly shows the periodic table squares for two elements—what are they? 
     
     Answer: Bromine and Barium
     
     
138. Cleveland-born musician Tracy Chapman says she may have been influenced to learn guitar by what donkey-logo'd country music variety TV show set in fictional Kornfield Kounty?
     
     Answer: Hee Haw
     
     
139. NGS is one of the largest non-profit scientific and educational organizations in the world. Founded in 1888, the organization is based in Washington, D.C. Famously, what color is the group's logo?
     
     Answer: Yellow
     
     
140. Only one NFL team has their logo on one side of the helmet and NOT on the other side. What team is this?
     
     Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers
     
     
141. The famous “torch-carrying lady” in the Columbia Pictures logo is rumored to be based on American actress Evelyn Venable. She was for sure the live-action model and voice actor for The Blue Fairy in which Disney animated film?
     
     Answer: Pinocchio
     
     
142. The Hartford, an investment and insurance company that’s based in the namesake capital city of Connecticut, uses the male species of what antlered animal on its official logo?
     
     Answer: Elk
     
     
143. Variously featuring a brontosaurus or T.Rex in its logo, what is the six-letter name of the fictional company whose gas stations appear in Pixar's "Toy Story" and "Cars" franchises?
     
     Answer: Dinoco
     
     
144. The eye of an owl appears in the logo of what snack food brand, which makes Ridgies potato chips and Cheez Doodles cheese snacks?
     
     Answer: Wise
     
     
145. A five-color heart is the logo of what health-tracking app developed and released by Google in 2014?
     
     Answer: Fit
     
     
146. What food item is used the official nickname of NASA’s round red, white and blue insignia and is the main component of the traditional Canadian dish, ragoût de boulettes?
     
     Answer: The “Meatball”
     
     
147. What chain of breakfast cafes has over 190 worldwide locations, began at the intersection of two streets in downtown Chicago, and is now headquartered in Dallas? The chain features a black-and-white logo.
     
     Answer: Corner Bakery Cafe
     
     
148. To utilize its AI services for enterprise use, ServiceNow partnered with what tech company in May 2023 whose green and white pictorial logo resembles an eye?
     
     Answer: Nvidia
     
     
149. Considering their mascot is named “Fin,” what aquatic animal is depicted on the official logo of the Vancouver Canucks?
     
     Answer: Whale
     
     
150. What beer, considered Thailand's most popular, uses a lion as its logo and the inspiration for its namesake?
     
     Answer: Singha
     
     
151. Co-founded by Leonard X. Bosack and Sandy Lerner, what company known for manufacturing and selling telecommunications equipment and networking hardware is also recognized for its logo, which purposely resembles the Golden Gate Bridge?
     
     Answer: Cisco
     
     
152. Better recognized by its owl logo, “OVO” is short for what clothing line launched by Drake in 2008?
     
     Answer: October’s Very Own
     
     
153. The round Canada Goose logo features the brand name at the top of the circle, and what two-word phrase at the bottom of the circle?
     
     Answer: Arctic Program
     
     
154. What professional basketball player filed a lawsuit against Nike in 2019 over the ownership of his "Klaw" logo which features his stylized initials KL and a massive hand, reflecting the player's own unusually large hands?
     
     Answer: Kawhi Leonard
     
     
155. What “S” startup company, which started in London and Tel Aviv, offers security across all aspects of cloud computing? The four-letter company has a cartoon Doberman as its logo.
     
     Answer: Snyk
     
     
156. The headquarters of which enormous digital library, known for the “Wayback Machine,” is housed in an old Christian Scientist church in Richmond? (Hint: The building’s facade looks like the Greek columns of the Library of Alexandria, which is the website’s logo).
     
     Answer: The Internet Archive
     
     
157. Owned by Accor, what economy hotel brand with a red-and-white logo shares its name with a wading bird commonly found in wetlands and swamps?
     
     Answer: Ibis
     
     
158. What “C” cybersecurity, founded in Sunnyvale, CA in 2011, has a two-word name that implies it can attack problems quickly across a variety of software? Its logo is a red hawk swooping in.
     
     Answer: CrowdStrike
     
     
159. An alliterative aerial lift which transports skiers on the top of the slopes shares its name with what public transportation vehicle that is symbolically silhouetted within Rice-A-Roni’s logo?
     
     Answer: Cable car
     
     
160. Wazuh is a free, open-source software for threat detection and integrity monitoring. Its logo resembles a coyote, and is made out of what color?
     
     Answer: Blue
     
     
161. What “M” Canadian insurance company based in Toronto, Canada mainly operates in the United States through John Hancock Financial, while operating in Canada and Asia under its own name? Its logo is a green chart.
     
     Answer: Manulife
     
     
162. What “P” brand of laundry detergent was introduced by the Henkel brand in 1907? They are an Anglo-German company with a red logo.
     
     Answer: Persil
     
     
163. What “H” insurance company, an Anglo-Bermudan provider of liability insurance founded in 1901, has a red fleur de lis as its logo?
     
     Answer: Hiscox
     
     
164. What usually yellow flower is the logo for the Australian Cancer Council, which is one of the country’s largest cancer support agencies?
     
     Answer: Daffodil
     
     
165. A lion looks like it's trying to fight a tiny star flying in its face on the sky blue and claret logo of what English Premier League club?
     
     Answer: Aston Villa
     
     
166. What “K” IT infrastructure technology company, based out of Armonk, New York, started as a spinoff of IBM? Its logo is its own name, spelled out in lowercase orange letters.
     
     Answer: Kyndryl
     
     
167. Featuring partially overlapping blue and orange circles as its logo, what is the smart card electronic cash system founded in the United Kingdom in the 1990s and acquired by Mastercard in 2001?
     
     Answer: Mondex
     

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