Paper. 1. The history of Logo design begins
A. long time ago
B. at present
C. I do not know
2.
has/have different meanings.
A. Logo Design
B. Cartoon Character
C. All of them
3. Logos can be found in billboards, television, and buses.
A. True
B. False
C. None of these
4. One of the most basic levels of logos are
A. colors B.
designs C.
symbols
5. Another name of logo can be
A. text
B. game
C. image

1. (A) Longtime ago

2.  (C) All of them

3.  (A) True

4.  (C) Symbol

5.  (C) Image

Explanation:

1. (A) Longtime ago: The history of logo designs begins longtime ago. It can be traced to Bass Brewery Logo in 1876

2. (C) All of them: Both logo and cartoon characters can have different meanings. This is because the non-word image of a logo can have various meanings. This is similar to a cartoon character where it can have different meanings

3. (A) True: Logos can be found almost anywhere. Most specifically in public spaces as it is means of advertisement or branding. Hence, it can be found in billboards, television, and buses.

4. (C) Symbol: One of the most basic levels of logos is symbols. They are considered to be a form of Mark without a word. Such as Mercedes Star.

5. (C) Image: Another name for the logo is Image, even when they are just in text form like Coca-Cola, they still serve as image or trademark.

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explanation:

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