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Logo Quiz Level 07 answers

48 logos. Tap "Show answer" only on the one you're stuck on. 7 of 10.

Logo Quiz shows half of a famous brand logo, or the logo with the name blanked out, and you type the brand. The number of letters is shown as blanks to help you. Think about the colours, the font and the shape: most people know far more logos than they expect. Answers are hidden under each logo, so only peek at the one you are stuck on, then jump back into the game to finish the level and unlock the next one.

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Cartoon Network
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Honda
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HBO
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Fanta
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Heinz
Only 10 people in the whole world know the exact recipe for Heinz Ketchup!
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Comedy Central
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Java
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Louis Vuitton
Every single one of the Louis Vuitton bags is handmade which definitely justifies the high price that some of their bags carry!
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Fosters
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Google
The infamous "I'm Feeling Lucky" button is nearly never used. However, in trials, it was found that removing it would somehow reduce the Google experience. Users wanted it kept. It was a comfort button!
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Animal Planet
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Pepe
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Netflix
Netflix ships about 17,000 tons of DVDs each year. If placed side by side, the discs would form a line about 30,000 miles long!
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Huawei
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MSN
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AC DC
Malcolm and Angus Young developed the idea for the band's name after their older sister saw the initials "AC/DC" on a sewing machine. "AC/DC" is an abbreviation for "Alternating Current/Direct Current"!
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Carlsberg
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Kodak
The film used on NASA's Apollo 11 moon missions was manufactured by Kodak. Each double-perforated 70mm roll could capture 160 colour pictures or 200 black and white images!
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Accenture
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Cadillac
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Harvard University
Only 2% of students have ever flunked out of Harvard in it's entire history!
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Nestle
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Skull Candy
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Bluetooth
It's named after the Danish King of Denmark in the 10th century, who loved blueberries so much that his teeth were perpetually blue. "Bluetooth" is simply an english version of his nickname!
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Ruffles
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Xerox
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American Eagle
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NOS
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Linkedin
In 2010, over 2 billion searches were performed on LinkedIn for people alone!
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Procter & Gamble
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Maggi
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Barclays
The Barclaycard was the first credit card introduced in the UK, coming into service as early as 1966!
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Kool Aid
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Marks & Spencer
In 1959, Marks & Spencer became the first retailer to introduce a no-smoking rule. In 1961, they banned dogs - with the exception of guide dogs, for hygiene reasons!
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Tissot
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Symantec
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Boeing
On an average, about 1,000 Boeing 737s are in the air at all times!
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SAP
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AOL
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Subway
In a mere 60 seconds, Subway restaurants serve 2,800 salads and sandwiches around the world! They also makes enough sandwiches each year to wrap around the planet 6 times!
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NATO
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Fiat
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Logitech
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Chivas
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NBA
The fan-favorite three-point shot wasn't always in the NBA. It, in fact, started in the ABA, which was known for more flashy play and showmanship.The NBA didn't adopt this new rule until the 1979-1980 season!
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Whole Foods
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GQ
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Maserati
During WW-II, Maserati stopped making cars and opted to produce components for the Italian war effort except to build a V16 towncar for Mussolini before Porsche built one for Hitler.