Prompt: This technology company uses a bitten fruit silhouette and makes the iPhone.
Everyday LifeA little curiosity
Brand mark · IDENTIFYThis technology company uses a bitten fruit silhouette and makes the iPhone.Think it. Then flip it.
◈Everyday Life
Everyday Life · Editorial deck
Marks & Logos
Recognize familiar marks and the stories behind their names
Your path through the deck
Learn it chapter by chapter.
Start with a chapter that catches your eye, or mix a few together in your round.
- 01Technology and communication2 cards · ~1 min
- 02Clothing, sport and personal brands2 cards · ~1 min
- 03Transport, food and everyday symbols16 cards · ~3 min
Taste it
Three cards to begin.
Prompt: This collaborative online encyclopedia uses an unfinished globe made of puzzle pieces.
Everyday LifeA little curiosity
Brand mark · IDENTIFYThis collaborative online encyclopedia uses an unfinished globe made of puzzle pieces.Think it. Then flip it.
Prompt: This sportswear company uses the Swoosh and takes its name from a Greek victory goddess.
Everyday LifeA little curiosity
Brand mark · IDENTIFYThis sportswear company uses the Swoosh and takes its name from a Greek victory goddess.Think it. Then flip it.
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The questions inside.
01This technology company uses a bitten fruit silhouette and makes the iPhone.IDENTIFY
02This collaborative online encyclopedia uses an unfinished globe made of puzzle pieces.IDENTIFY
WikipediaShare this card ↗Source: Wikipedia ↗03This sportswear company uses the Swoosh and takes its name from a Greek victory goddess.IDENTIFY
04This German sportswear brand is known for its three-stripe identity.IDENTIFY
05This energy company uses a yellow-and-red scallop-shaped emblem.IDENTIFY
06This US retailer uses a red-and-white bullseye emblem.IDENTIFY
07This German car brand uses a three-pointed star enclosed in a circle.IDENTIFY
Mercedes-BenzMercedes-Benz is associated with three-pointed star.
Share this card ↗Source: Mercedes-Benz ↗08This restaurant chain uses the Golden Arches.IDENTIFY
09This coffeehouse chain uses a two-tailed siren in its emblem.IDENTIFY
10This construction-toy brand takes its name from the Danish phrase leg godt, meaning play well.IDENTIFY
11This cola brand uses a flowing script wordmark and takes its name from coca leaves and kola nuts.IDENTIFY
Coca-ColaCoca-Cola is associated with spencerian script wordmark.
Share this card ↗Source: Coca-Cola ↗12This cola brand uses a red, white, and blue globe emblem.IDENTIFY
13This computing company's three-letter name stands for International Business Machines.IDENTIFY
14This Mozilla web browser is associated with an animal curled around a globe.IDENTIFY
15This Sony gaming brand uses a mark formed from the letters P and S.IDENTIFY
16This Japanese video-game company created the Mario and Zelda franchises.IDENTIFY
17This UN children's organization uses a mother-and-child emblem within an olive wreath.IDENTIFY
18This international conservation organization uses a giant panda emblem.IDENTIFY
19This science and exploration magazine is associated with a yellow rectangular frame.IDENTIFY
National GeographicNational Geographic is associated with yellow rectangle.
Share this card ↗Source: National Geographic (magazine) ↗20This organization governs world association football and runs its men's World Cup.IDENTIFY
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