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Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Friday, February 21, 2014
Level 34 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>Level 34 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Images<<
1. Worldwide conglomerate. Started as a furniture industry. Answer: Steinhoff.
2. Largest sausage manufacturer in the world. Advertising jingle was part of the American popular culture. Answer: Oscar Mayer.
3. Salad dressing spread. Manufactured by Kraft Foods. Answer: Miracle Whip.
4. Brand of beverage cartons. Brand Name applicable in Germany as a synonym for beverage cartons. Answer: Tetra Pak.
5. Swedish brand name for chocolate products. Manufactured by Kraft Foods. Answer: Marabou.
6. Crisp bread. Brand Name of Barilla. Answer: Wasa.
7. Brand of Kraft Foods. Establishes gelatinous desserts. Answer: Jell-O.
8. American Investment and holding companies. Invested since its inception more than $ 14 billion. Answer: APOLLO.
9. Global manufacturer and marketer of plastic packaging products. One of the largest plastics packaging producers in the world. Answer: Berry Plastic.
10. Independent game developer. Known for computer games in the adventure and survival horror genre. Answer: Frictional Games.
11. Internationally operating franchise real estate companies. Offer includes services related to real estate transactions. Answer: Century 21 Real Estate.
12. British brown sauce. Is made from the pods of the tamarind tree. Answer: HP Sauce.
13. Fruit juice drink non-carbonated. Is sold in stand-up bags of 200 ml with drinking straw. Answer: Capri-Sun.
14. Multimedia news and review site. Include GameSpy and GIGA. Answer: IGN.
15. Venture-funded start up and Transportation Network Company. Makes a mobile application that connects passengers with drivers. Answer: Uber.
16. World leader in the field of IT media. Published worldwide over 200 newspapers and magazines. Answer: International Data Group.
17. Extensive range of nonfiction in paperback format. Conveys complex issues to inexperienced readers. Answer: For Dummies.
18. Microsoft's first operating system. Used for applications using the access to the hardware require. Answer: MS-DOS.
19. International active publisher. Focuses on scientific, technical, and medical books. Answer: Wiley-Blackwell.
20. Space flight simulation with combat and trading elements. Developed by the company's Cloud Imperium Games. Answer: Star Citizen.
21. Computer game series by Origin Systems. If the survival of mankind in the 27th century. Answer: Wing Commander.
22. Industrially produced Würzsauce. Today's manufacturer is Kraft Foods. Answer: A1 Steak Sauce.
23. Game engine. Developed by Crytek. Answer: CryEngine.
24. German game development company. One of the largest German companies in the computer games industry. Answer: Crytek.
25. Communication system for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Created by Nintendo. Answer: Miiverse.
26. Puzzle-like computer game. Appeared for almost any electronic computing system. Answer: Tetris.
27. Stationary video game console. Manufactured by the company Nintendo. Answer: Wii U.
28. Free program to optimize your computer. Program removes mainly unused and temporary files. Answer: CCleaner.
29. Manufacturer of products for the separation of substances. Formerly known as AB Separator. Answer: Alfa Laval.
30. Computer component manufacturer. The name is a corruption of the word “next.” Answer: NZXT.
31. American manufacturer of mobile phones. Owned by Google. Answer: Motorola Mobility.
32. American television series created by Vince Gilligan. Shows the conversion of a chemistry teacher with cancer to a criminal. Answer: Breaking Bad.
33. U.S. TV station. Shows mainly distinguished Movies. Answer: AMC.
34. Japanese company that manufactures power tools. The range includes petrol, electric, cordless, and pneumatic tools. Answer: Makita.
35. German companies in the tourism industry. Abbreviation for Hotel Reservation Service Robert Ragge GmbH. Answer: HRS.
36. Series of platform video games created by Nintendo. Character is a plumber. Answer: Super Mario.
37. Survival horror computer game. Developed by Frictional Games. Answer: Amnesia.
38. American television series. Men of Madison Avenue. Answer: Mad Men.
39. Swedish company. Specialising in outdoor equipment. Answer: Fjällräven.
40. Swedish-Danish dairy cooperative. Worldwide, the fourth largest dairy. Answer: Arla Foods.
41. Scandinavian airline. Member of the airline alliance Star Alliance. Answer: SAS Scandinavian Airlines.
42. Web storage application. Product of Amazon. Answer: Amazon Cloud Drive.
43. Smartwatch mit E-Paper-Display. Was funded via the crowd funding platform Kickstarter. Answer: Pebble.
44. Manufacturer of PC cases, power supplies, and cooling solutions. Slogan: COOL all YOUR LIFE. Answer: Thermaltake.
45. Unix-like computer operating system. Widely known for the developers' insistence on open-source code. Answer: OpenBSD.
46. Professional organization for computer graphics. Computer Graphics is the quarterly periodical publication. Answer: ACM SIGGRAPH.
47. American manufacturer of digital media products. was acquired by Micron Technology in 2006. Answer: Lexar.
48. French cookware and small appliance manufacturer. Owned by Groupe SEB. Answer: Tefal.
49. Open source computer operating system. Intended to be binary compatible with applications made for Microsoft Windows. Answer: ReactOS.
50. Large French consortium. Produces small appliances. Answer: Groupe SEB.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Level 33 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>Level 33 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Images<<
1. Watch factory in Le Locle. Named after the highest point in the universe. Answers: Zenith
2. Italian Restaurant and Retail Company. Focus highways and airports. Answers: Autogrill.
3. Australian fast food restaurant chain. Specializes in the sale of fried chicken and chicken meat products. Answers: Red Rooster.
4. Oldest hamburger restaurant chain in the United States. Known for its square mini burgers. Answers: White Castle.
5. British newspaper. Political liberal position. Answers: The Guardian.
6. American fast-food chain. Focused on hamburgers, hot dogs, and French fries. Answers: Five Guys.
7. German franchise business. Provides pizza and pasta. Answers: Hallo Pizza.
8. Manufacturer of exclusive leather goods. Also sells watches, jewellery, and perfume. Answers: Etienne Aigner.
9. Swiss shoe manufacturer. Belongs to the Labelux Group. Answers: Bally.
10. American food manufacturers. was one of the world's largest producers of grain. Answers: Pillsbury Company.
11. Italian fashion brand. Gianni Versace was working here as a designer. Answers: Byblos.
12. Brand Name of coloured chocolate beans. Belongs to Nestlé. Answers: Smarties.
13. Ointment-like mixture of petroleum. Medium against chapped lips and chapped hands. Answers: Vaseline.
14. The brand name for frustoconical chocolate. Belongs to Nestlé. Answers: Rolo.
15. US-based Food Company. Belongs to PepsiCo. Answers: Quaker Oats.
16. Brand of cat food. Belongs to Mars Incorporated. Answers: Whiskas.
17. A theme park at Walt Disney World Resort. Landmark is the attraction Spaceship Earth. Answers: Epcot.
18. Consumer Electronics Company. Main product is the Multi-Room Music System. Answers: Sonos.
19. Internationally known Fashion Company. Purveyor to the British Royal Family. Answers: Pringle of Scotland.
20. A manufacturer of recreational and outdoor articles. Means "buffalo" in the language of the Sioux. Answers: TATONKA.
21. A Swedish company. Manufacturers of kitchen appliances. Answers: Electrolux.
22. A German manufacturer of entertainment and communication technology. Known for his television. Answers: Loewe.
23. Industry Association of German information and telecommunications industry. Answers: BITKOM.
24. Collaborative file sharing protocol. Suitable for the rapid deployment of large data sets. Answers: BitTorrent.
25. Manufacturers of consumer electronics. Mainly produce televisions and surround sound systems. Answers: Zenith Electronics Corporation.
26. A New Zealand company in the dairy industry. Largest companies in the country. Answers: Fonterra.
27. Largest Chilean Telecommunications Company. is best known for the 127 meter high Torre Entel. Answers: Entel Chile.
28. Brand of soap. Marketed originally by Lever Brothers in England. Answers: Lifebuoy.
29. American Footwear Company. Division of the Deckers Outdoor Corporation. Answers: UGG Boots.
30. Manufacturer of outdoor footwear. Known for its (Sports) Sandals. Answers: Teva.
31. Water Technology Company. Market leader in this segment in Europe. Answers: BWT AG.
32. Computer game development company. Since 2006 belongs to EA. Answers: Dice.
33. Music video and entertainment Internet site. Owned and operated by Universal, Sony, and Google. Answers: VEVO.
34. Global provider of interactive entertainment products. Develops also flight simulation software. Answers: Mad Catz.
35. Develops and produces electronic equipment. Original developer of chess computers. Answers: Saitek.
36. Lightly toasted breakfast cereal. Manufactured by the Kellogg's Company. Answers: Special K.
37. Flavoured bread crumb-style coating for chicken and pork. Manufactured by Kraft Foods. Answers: Shake'n Bake.
38. Brand of shampoo. A brand by Clairol. Answers: Herbal Essences.
39. Internet game. Based on twenty questions. Answers: Akinator.
40. Term from the Harry Potter novels. Three powerful magical artefacts. Answers: Deathly Hallows.
41. Comedy duo. Consisting of Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla. Answers: Smosh.
42. Video game series by Nintendo. Make it the most popular action figures of the company to each other. Answers: Super Smash Bros.
43. Manga series. It’s about collecting cards duelling. Answers: Yu-Gi-Oh!.
44. Freemium antivirus computer program. Most used antivirus program worldwide. Answers: Avast!.
45. Online community. Art and Photography offers the opportunity to publish. Answers: DeviantART.
46. Mini figures with a trading card game play aspect. Based primarily on 2-inch mini figures. Answers: Gormiti.
47. Browser game. Ragdoll physics-based characters. Answers: Happy Wheels.
48. Survival horror computer game. Builds on the history of the Internet Slender man. Answers: Slender.
49. Italian Fashion Company. G... A... Answers: Giorgio Armani.
50. French high fashion house established in 1837.today specializing in leather, lifestyle accessories, perfumery, luxury goods, and ready-to-wear. Answers: Hermès.
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Level 32 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>Level 32 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Images<<
1. Network for anonymizing data connection. Usable for web browsing, instant messaging, and IRC. Answers: The Onion Routing.
2. Coconut-based hair products. Manufactured by Marico. Answers: Parachute.
3. World's largest mobile operator. Formerly known as China Telecom. Answers: China Mobile.
4. Chinese smartphone manufacturer. Developed a firmware called MIUI for smartphones. Answers: Xiaomi.
5. Global company focused on brands and media. Second largest market research organization. Answers: Millward Brown.
6. Game Bundles. Price shall be fixed by the Pay-What-You-Want-principle. Answers: Humble Bundle.
7. British supermarket chain. Second largest market share in the UK market. Answers: ASDA.
8. Soft drink manufacturer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubicon_Exotic. Answers: Rubicon.
9. Indian consumer goods Company. Produced Hair Oils, Skin Care, and Edible Oil. Answers: Marico.
10. Brand Name of server and workstation processors. Belongs to the company Intel. Answers: Xeon.
11. Computer Hardware Company. Mainly produced graphic cards. Answers: Zotac.
12. Pakistani producer of spice mixes. Produced a brand called Shoop Noodles. Answers: Shan Food.
13. South Korean car manufacturer. KIA is a subsidiary. Answers: Hyundai.
14. India's largest snacks manufacturers. Produced frozen food, cookies, and chips. Answers: Haldirams.
15. Leading Japanese telecommunications and Media Corporation. Divisions are broadband television and wire line telecommunications. Answers: Softbank.
16. Was one of the largest electronic companies. Featured Products for Electrical Power Engineering. Answers: AEG.
17. Technology Company. Mainly manufactures memory elements for computers. Answers: Micron.
18. A Taiwanese manufacturer of enclosures and power supplies. One of the largest manufacturers of aluminium cases in Taiwan. Answers: Lian Li.
19. Largest South Korean conglomerate. World’s largest companies in terms of revenue. Answers: Samsung.
20. International Fashion Company. Provides Luxury leather handbags and shoes ago. Answers: Prada.
21. Exclusive jewellery and Watch Company. Part of the luxury goods group Richemont. Answers: Cartier.
22. Famous Italian fashion brand. Sells clothes and accessories in the upper price segment. Answers: Gucci.
23. Canada's third largest bank. Formerly called Bank of Nova Scotia. Answers: Scotiabank.
24. Japanese company. Casual wear designer. Answers: Uniqlo.
25. Chinese liquor. Made of millet and wheat. Answers: Kweichow Moutai.
26. Chilean department store retailer. Is a multi-channel retailer. Answers: Falabella.
27. Manufacturer and marketer of beauty products. Leader in Brazil. Answers: Natura.
28. Retail companies in the UK. Usually consists of department stores in downtown locations. Answers: Marks & Spencer.
29. China's leading leisure clothing company. Corporate slogan is "Be Different". Answers: Metersbonwe.
30. Cosmetics Company in New York City. Presented a bath oil called Youth Dew. Answers: Estée Lauder.
31. Retail enterprises from the United States. Distributor of apparel and accessories. Answers: Kohls.
32. Global IT companies. Comes from India. Answers: Infosys.
33. Indian airlines. India's largest airline. Answers: Air India.
34. Chilean home improvement warehouse store chain. Owned and operated by Falabella. Answers: Sodimac.
35. Performance based mobile ad network. Specializes in advertising for smartphones. Answers: InMobi.
36. Producer from confectionery. Manufacturer of Chocolate Bars Wonderful and Caramello. Answers: Cadbury.
37. Mobile phone brand in Japan. Marketed by KDDI Corporation. Answers: Au.
38. Internet sales portal for iOS programs. Based on the iTunes store. Answers: App Store.
39. British newspaper. One of the best-selling British newspapers. Answers: Daily Telegraph.
40. C++ class library. Available for programming graphical user interfaces. Answers: Qt.
41. Hosting service for software development projects. Used the version control system Git. Answers: GitHub.
42. Action-based video game. Developed by Rockstar North. Answers: GTA V.
43. German association of hackers. Calls for a new global human right, clear communication. Answers: Chaos Computer Club.
44. American Internet platform. Is used to finance projects through crowd funding. Answers: Answers: Kickstarter.
45. Family of tablet PCs. part of the Microsoft Company. Answers: Surface.
46. Firmware for mobile phones and tablets. Descendant of Android. Answers: CyanogenMod.
47. Relational database management system. Basis for many dynamic websites. Answers: MySQL.
48. German sporting goods manufacturer. Second largest sportswear manufacturer in the world. Answers: Adidas.
49. Web search engine from Microsoft. Advertised as a "decision engine”. Answers: Bing.
50. American Software Company. Specialist for Virtualization. Answers: VMware.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Level 31 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
1. Brand of seasoned tortilla chips. Produced by the North American food company Frito-Lay. Answer: Doritos.
2. Sells electronic consumer products. Since 2011, the company owned by Lenovo. Answer: Medion.
3. Indian beer brand. Beers are brewed by United Breweries Group. Answer: Kingfisher.
4. Australian rock band. Her best-selling album is called back in black. Answer: ACDC.
5. Manufacturer of mineral products. Largest exporter of mineral water in Germany. Answer: Gerolsteiner Brunnen.
6. Mini salami snack. There are 15 different versions of the product. Answer: Bifi.
7. Chinese high-tech enterprise. Known as a manufacturer of tablets. Answer: Hampoo.
8. Building in Washington, D.C.. Office of the president of the United States. Answer: White House.
9. Manufactures of headsets. Subsidiary of GN Netcom. Answer: Jabra.
10. Association in North America. Organized the National League and the League America. Answer: Major League Baseball.
11. Highest league in German football. Exists since 1963. Answer: Bundesliga.
12. Provider of market research. Analyzed mainly in the it sector. Answer: Gartner.
13. Skin and wound protection cream. Form of zinc ointment. Answer: Penaten.
14. Italian Vermouth. Belongs to Campari. Answer: Cinzano.
15. Manufacturer of PC coolers, enclosures and power supplies. Was established in 2013 to accomplishes the future of it and lifestyle products. Answer: RAIJINTEK.
16. Us-based company with headquartered in Taipei. Produces heat sink for computer. Answer: Thermalright.
17. Dutch dairy cooperative. Main brands include Friesche Vlag, Chocomel, Fristi, Dutch Lady. Answer: FrieslandCampina.
18. Public available software. May usually be copied and modified freely. Answer: Open Source.
19. Manufacturer of toys. Europe's leading manufacturer of dolls. Answer: Zapf.
20. Manufacturer of surfing sportswear. Initially produced surfboards. Answer: Rip Curl.
21. Manufacturer of toys. Manufactures, among other construction toys. Answer: Tonka.
22. Universal programming. Regarded as easy language to learn. Answer: Python.
23. Indian conglomerate company. Has also launched Kingfisher Airlines. Answer: United Breweries.
24. Car brand from china. Belongs to the shanghai automotive industry corporation. Answer: Roewe.
25. Branded frozen dessert cone. Manufactured by Unilever. Answer: Cornetto.
26. Food manufacturers from Germany. Manufacturer of potato products. Answer: Pfanni.
27. Worldwide group of companies. Manufacturer of board games. Answer: Ravensburger.
28. International music competition. Is organized annually since 1956 by the EBU. Answer: Eurovision Song Contest.
29. Cream cheese. Belongs to Kraft foods. Answer: Philadelphia.
30. Sandwich restaurant. Sandwich restaurants. Sandwiches prepared in front of the customer. Answer: Subway.
31. Brand of tortilla chips. Produced by Frito-Lay. Answer: Tostitos.
32. Manufacturers of pasta. Also produces olive oil. Answer: Bertolli.
33. Californian rock band. Representatives of the crossover. Answer: Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
34. German manufacturer of leisure furniture and fitness equipment. Also provides bicycles and baby products here. Answer: Kettler.
35. The largest network in the German retail. Owner of the Edeka Group are cooperatives. Answer: Edeka.
36. Manufacturer of snacks made from peanuts. Headquarters in Schwerte in Dortmund. Answer: Ultje.
37. A German technology company. Focus on precious and special metals. Answer: Heraeus.
38. German TV award. Is one of the most prestigious awards for television programs in Germany. Answer: Grimme-Preis.
39. Fitness tracking mobile application. Run by a company with same name. Answer: Endomondo.
40. Brand for cosmetic products. Was founded in 1983. Answer: Axe.
41. An operating system. Part of Linux. Answer: GNU.
42. A home video stage console. Produced by Sony. Answer: Playstation 4.
43. Series of mobile phones. From the manufacturer Nokia. Answer: Nokia Lumia.
44. International manufacturer of paper products. Was founded in 1929. Answer: SCA.
45. Label adopted by political parties. Advocates among others for better data protection. Answer: Pirate Party.
46. Online poker room. Founded in 2001. Answer: Pokerstars.
47. American comic book series. Appears since 1984. Answer: TMNT.
48. A manufacturer of consumer electronics. Founded by Taiwanese James Chu. Answer: Viewsonic.
49. Fashion label for men. Also the name for the recreation facility of the U.S president. Answer: Camp David.
50. Produced snacks. Headquarters in cologne, Germany. Answer: Intersnack.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Level 30 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 30 By Images<<
1. Confectionery product. Belongs to the Italian company Ferrero. Answer: Kinder Chocolate.
2. Product line of e-book readers. By the company amazon. Answer: Amazon Kindle.
3. Cereal bar. Produced since 1984. Answer: Corny.
4. Modeling compound. Invented by Joseph McVicker and Bill Rhodenbaugh. Answer: PlayDoh.
5. Luxury hotel in Las Vegas. One of the largest hotels in the world. Answer: Bellagio.
6. Telecommunications company. Was founded in 1947. Answer: Telmex.
7. American film production company. Was founded in 1979. Answer: Miramax.
8. International debit card service. Operated by MasterCard. Answer: Maestro Card.
9. Waterproof and shockproof video camera. From the company woodman labs. Answer: GoPro.
10. Portable game console. Has two lC displays. Answer: Nintendo DS.
11. Oldest tennis tournament in the world. Was founded in 1877. Answer: Wimbledon.
12. American global diversified power management company. Leading provider of electrical components and systems for power quality. Answer: Eaton.
13. Luxury fashion company. Provides women's tops and accessories. Answer: Escada.
14. Multinational microelectronics company. Specialises in signal processing and mixed-signal chips. Answer: Wolfson.
15. One of the world's largest supplier of EDA software. Specializes in the design and verification of chips. Answer: Cadence.
16. High-speed serial computer expansion bus standard. Successor to AGP. Answer: PCI Express.
17. Was a manufacturer of computer components. Core product line were motherboards. Answer: Abit.
18. One of the largest and oldest markets in Europe. Current premises are situated in paternoster square. Answer: London Stock Exchange.
19. Was a manufacturer of PDAs. Was acquired by Hewlett-Packard 2010. Answer: Palm.
20. Was a global dairy company. Still used as brand for dairy products. Answer: Campina.
21. Manufacturer of ram and flash memories. Produces SSDS and power supplies. Answer: OCZ Technology.
22. Taiwanese electronics company. Produces optical drives. Answer: Lite-On.
23. Technology company. Provides mainly storage elements. Answer: Micron Technology.
24. Developed retrofit computer products. Primary focus on cooling enhancement. Answer: Zalman.
25. Music identification service. Mobile phone based music identification. Answer: Shazam.
26. A hardware manufacturers. Manufacturer of flash memory cards. Answer: PNY.
27. Manufacturer of pianos. Founded by henry e. Steinway. Answer: Steinway & Sons.
28. British racing team. Since the 1970s, active in formula 1. Answer: Williams F1.
29. Was a car brand. Belonged to general motors. Answer: Saturn.
30. Fruit-flavoured drink. Brought by Coca-Cola on the market. Answer: Fruitopia.
31. File sharing client. For edonkey2000-network. Answer: EMule.
32. Seafood restaurant chain. Inspired by the movie Forrest Gump. Answer: Bubba Gump.
33. Two concepts of Chinese philosophy. Means body and mind. Answer: Yin & Yang.
34. American fashion brand. Belongs to limited brands. Answer: Victorias Secret.
35. Online music platform. Used to exchange audio files. Answer: SoundCloud.
36. Chinese car manufacturer. Build your dreams. Answer: BYD.
37. US-based oil and gas company. Operates petrol stations worldwide. Answer: Phillips 66.
38. Gas company. Provides the official fuel of Nascar. Answer: Sunoco.
39. U.S company. Operates among others in the fields of petroleum and chemical production. Answer: Koch.
40. American retail chain. Drug retailing company. Answer: CVS .
41. U.S retailers. Operates about 1,100 stores in the U.S. Answer: JC Penney .
42. International group based in Morristown. Was founded by Albert Butz. Answer: Honeywell .
43. American retail chain. Sells pharmaceutical products. Answer: Walgreens.
44. U.S company. Produces and processes natural gas. Williams.
45. International company. Produces oil and natural gas. Answer: OXY.
46. Swiss motorsport team. Formula 1 team. Answer: Sauber Motorsport.
47. Trademark for schedule-ring binders. Organisers are traditionally leather bound. Answer: Filofax.
48. Mp3-player. Developed by Microsoft. Answer: Zune.
49. Russian car manufacturer. First sports cars to be made in Russia. Answer: Marrusia Motors.
50. Automotive brand. From Malaysia. Answer: Proton.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Level 29 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 29 By Images<<
1. Consulting engineering group with worldwide operations. Involved in many international large scale projects. Answer: Ramboll.
2. Spherical coconut-almond. Filled with a white milk cream and white blanched almonds. Answer: Raffaello.
3. Confectionery manufacturer. One of the oldest chocolate companies in the United States. Answer: Hershey.
4. Produced snacks. Headquarters in Köln. Answer: Intersnack.
5. Manufacturer of coffee machines. From the company Bosch. Answer: Tassimo.
6. International food group. Headquarters in Northfield. Answer: Mondelēz.
7. An energy companies in the people's republic of china. CSG shares with the entire energy supply network of china. Answer: State Grid Corporation.
8. German multinational travel and tourism company. Headquarters in Hannover. Answer: Tui.
9. Selling shoes online. Headquarters in Berlin. Answer: Zalando.
10. German internet companies. Headquarters in Berlin. Answer: Rocket Internet.
11. Created by George Lucas. Is about the battle between good and evil. Answer: Star Wars.
12. Fictional main character from the eponymous adventure film series. In all the films starring Harrison Ford. Answer: Indiana Jones.
13. American vodka brand. The brand belongs to gruppo campari. Answer: Skyy Vodka
14. Second largest bank in Germany. Headquarters in Frankfurt. Answer: Commerzbank.
15. British multinational defense company. 2010, the second largest defense company in the world. Answer: BAE Systems.
16. Europe's leading provider of advertising-financed private television. Headquarters in Luxembourg. Answer: RTL Group.
17. French consumer goods company. Largest cosmetics company in the world. Answer: L’Oréal.
18. World's third largest semiconductor manufacturer. Headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan. Answer: TSMC.
19. Classified as top secret. Monitoring and evaluation of electronic media. Answer: PRISM.
20. Name of a portable computer. Originated by IBM. Answer: ThinkPad.
21. A British government agency. Deals with cryptography, data transfer and communications intelligence. Answer: GCHQ.
22. Intelligence service of the United States. Among other things, responsible for the global monitoring. Answer: NSA.
23. A game console, which is based on Android. Julie Uhrman up the project life. Answer: Ouya.
24. A virtual currency. Introduced in 2009. Answer: Bitcoin.
25. A search engine. Objective of search engine privacy of users. Answer: DuckDuckGo.
26. Brand name AMD. Marketed graphics cards and graphics chips. Answer: Radeon.
27. Developed by Westwood studios computer game series. From the genre of real time strategy games. Answer: Command & Conquer.
28. Natural gas supply, electricity supply and telecommunications companies. Answer: Scottish and Southern Energy.
29. A retail company from the United Kingdom. Headquarters in Bradford, England. Answer: Wm Morrison.
30. A retailer with an international focus. The company was founded in 1982. Answer: Kingfisher.
31. Is a British corporation. Main fields of activity are the aerospace and automotive. Answer: GKN.
32. A listed tourism group. Headquarters in London. Answer: Thomas Cook.
33. Formerly known as American home products. Subsidiary of Pfizer. Answer: Wyeth.
34. U.S. mining company. Formerly known as Freeport sulphur. Answer: Freeport-McMoRan.
35. An American manufacturer armor technology for ships. Based in Los Angeles, California. Answer: Northrop Grumman.
36. One of the 100 largest non-listed companies. Based in Columbia. Answer: U.S. Foodservice.
37. A German wholesale company. In the main petrol station shops are operated. Answer: Lekkerland.
38. A German listed building materials group. Based in Heidelberg. Answer: HeidelbergCement.
39. A publicly traded construction and services group. International markets. Answer: Bilfinger.
40. A specialty chemicals group. Based in Leverkusen. Answer: Lanxess.
41. An international space agency. Based in Paris. Answer: ESA.
42. Established by the convention on international civil aviation. Headquartered in Montreal (Canada). Answer: ICAO.
43. Subsidiary of EADS. Dedicated to providing civil and defense space systems. Answer: Astrium.
44. A German medical technology companies. Based in bad homburg. Answer: Fresenius.
45. French wine and spirits group. Emerged from the Pernod and Richard. Answer: Pernod Ricard.
46. A French hotel company. Founded by Paul Dubrule and Gerard Pélisson. Answer: Accor.
47. A French listed, diversified. Created in 2005. Answer: Safran.
48. A low cost airline. From Sharjah. Answer: Air Arabia.
49. A company from the United Arab Emirates. Based in Abu Dhabi. Answer: ADNOC.
50. One of the major commercial banks of France. One of the three oldest commercial banks. Answer: Societe Generale.
Level 28 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 28 By Images<<
1. German fresh casual restaurant chain. Offering Italian food. Answer: Vapiano.
2. Italian manufacturer of sports cars and carbon fibre. Company was founded in 1992. Answer: Pagani.
3. Company headquartered in Modena, Italy. Produces books, comics, magazines, stickers, trading cards. Answer: Panini.
4. DIY retailer in Europe. Third largest in the world, behind The Home Depot and Lowe's. Answer: Obi.
5. Fashion Label. Garments are characterized by colorful tattoo designs. Answer: Ed Hardy.
6. German DIY-store chain. Offering home improvement and do-it-yourself goods. Answer: Hornbach.
7. Cola soft drink produced in Germany. Was once one of the most popular cola brands in Germany. Answer: Afri-Cola.
8. One of Germany's leading service corporations. Based in Frankfurt am Main and employed about 39,000 people. Answer: WISAG.
9. German logistics company. Specializes in the delivery of parcels to private. Answer: Hermes.
10. Germany-based manufacturer of commercial buses and touring coaches. Has been a subsidiary of Daimler AG since 1995. Answer: Setra.
11. Was a bus manufacturer based in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Was acquired by Daimler in July 2000. Answer: Orion.
12. Largest bank in Russia and Eastern Europe. Company's headquarters are in Moscow. Answer: Sberbank.
13. American private equity firm. Firm is based in New York City, and run by financier Steve Feinberg. Answer: Cerberus.
14. Orange soft drink. Produced by the same company, which produces Afri-Cola. Answer: Bluna.
15. Free and open source web content management framework. Among the most popular content management systems worldwide. Answer: TYPO3.
16. Object-relational database management system. Free and open source software. Answer: PostgreSQL.
17. One of the four largest financial institutions in Australia. 17th largest bank in the world. Answer: NAB.
18. European private equity firm. Have made nearly 200 private equity investments. Answer: Permira.
19. American multinational private equity firm. Specializing in leveraged buyouts. Answer: KKR.
20. American multinational conglomerate holding company. Is known for its control by investor Warren Buffett. Answer: Berkshire Hathaway.
21. Largest general-interest trade book publisher in the world. Owned by the German media corporation Bertelsmann. Answer: Random House.
22. American media company. Publishes books on computer technology topics. Answer: O'Reilly.
23. Primary provider of natural gas to the main cities of Tokyo. Largest natural gas utility in Japan. Answer: Tokyo Gas.
24. American direct broadcast satellite service provider. Primary competitors are Dish Network and cable television providers. Answer: DirecTV.
25. Swedish power company. Orgiginal name was "Royal Waterfall Board". Answer: Vattenfall.
26. American insurance company. The largest global providers of insurance and annuities. Answer: MetLife.
27. U.S. based oil refining, marketing, and pipeline transport company. Began in 1887 as Ohio Oil Company. Answer: Marathon Petroleum.
28. Major American defense contractor. World's largest producer of guided missiles. Answer: Raytheon.
29. American global pharmaceutical company. Was the first company to mass-produce penicillin. Answer: Lilly.
30. Canadian energy company. Controlled by Hutchison Whampoa. Answer: Husky Energy.
31. International financial services company. Known primarily as a life insurance company. Answer: Sun Life.
32. Indian state-owned oil and gas corporation. Largest public corporation in India. Answer: IndianOil.
33. German manufacturer of confectionery. Inspired by the Nordic Trolls. Answer: Trolli.
34. German confectionery company. Is mainly licorice and fruit gums ago. Answer: Katjes.
35. Internationally operating logistics and freight transport companies. 200 locations in 18 countries in Europe and the Far East. Answer: Fiege.
36. Taiwan-based manufacturer of electronic hardware. Largest manufacturer of notebook computers in the world. Answer: Quanta.
37. American multinational corporation. Operates in the food industry. Answer: Tyson.
38. Investment holding company based in Hong Kong. Largest companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock. Answer: Hutchison Whampoa.
39. Government-sponsored enterprise. Corporation's purpose is to expand the secondary mortgage market. Answer: Fannie Mae.
40. Japanese state-owned conglomerate corporation. Operates post stations, banks, and insurance business. Answer: Japan Post.
41. Italian-based investment company. Controlled by the Agnelli family. Answer: Exor.
42. Large American-based integrated oil company. Explores, produces, transports, and refines crude oil. Answer: Hess.
43. Indian conglomerate company. One of the largest publicly traded companies in India. Answer: Reliance.
44. Public government-sponsored enterprise. Industry: Financial services. Answer: Freddie Mac.
45. Largest book retailer in the United States. Operating mainly through its chain of bookstores. Answer: Barnes & Noble.
46. Free and open e-book standard. By the International Digital Publishing Forum. Answer: ePUB.
47. Switzerland's largest retailing company. Call "the orange giant". Answer: Migros.
48. Largest fitness center chain in Germany. Was the main sponsor of the Love Parade. Answer: McFit.
49. Membership-only warehouse club. Seventh largest retailer in the world. Answer: Costco Wholesale.
50. Largest Brazilian multinational food processing company. World's largest company in the beef sector. Answer: JBS.
Level 27 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 27 By Images<<
1. American chain of retail stores. Sells pet supplies and services as well as live animals. Answer: Petco.
2. Energy holding company in Poland. Owns power and heat generation and distribution, and coal mining assets. Answer: Tauron.
3. One of New Zealand's largest banks. Today operated as a subsidiary of National Australia Bank. Answer: Bank of New Zealand @ BNZ.
4. Largest listed company in New Zealand. Australasia's largest building materials supplier. Answer: Fletcher Building.
5. Multinational financial-services provider. One of the Australian "big four" banks. Answer: Westpac.
6. Singaporean electronics manufacturing services provider.offers services to original equipment manufacturers. Answer: Flextronics.
7. Ukrainian cargo airline. Its main base is Gostomel Airport near Kiev. Answer: Antonov.
8. Inventor and manufacturer of resurfacers for ice rinks. Synonym for resurfacers and related machinery. Answer: Zamboni.
9. Assembly based in Wals near Salzburg. Second largest construction group in Austria. Answer: Alpine.
10. Australian and New Zealand media company. Divisions include publishing, broadcast radio and outdoor advertising. Answer: APN.
11. Series of fighting games. Initially released on arcade machines. Answer: Mortal Kombat.
12. Brand of sugarless chewing gum. From the Wrigley Company. Wrigley Jr. Company. Answer: Orbit.
13. American news satire organization. Entertainment newspaper and a website featuring satirical articles. Answer: The Onion.
14. Motion-sensing game controller platform. First released for the PS3 video game console. Answer: PlayStation Move.
15. American retailer. Country's largest grocery store chain. Answer: Kroger.
16. Mexican coffee-flavored rum-based liqueur. Is used to make cocktails. Answer: Kahlúa.
17. American reality series. Featuring people performing dangerous, crude self-injuring stunts. Answer: Jackass.
18. Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Akira Toriyama. Was inspired by the classical Chinese novel Journey to the West. Answer: Dragonball.
19. American brand of backpacks. World's largest apparel companies. Answer: JanSport.
20. Multinational Spanish banking group. Second largest bank in Spain. Answer: Bwin.
21. Online gambling company. World's largest publicly traded online gambling firm. Answer: PEZ.
22. Brand name of an Austrian candy. Best known for their mechanical pocket dispensers. Answer: Fox.
23. American commercial broadcast television network. Owned by News Corporation.
24. Was a brand of trucks and suvs. Civilian version of the M998 Humvee. Answer: Hummer.
25. Italian industrial vehicle and bus manufacturing company. Entirely controlled by Fiat. Answer: Iveco.
26. Comic book. Founded in 1934 as National Allied Publications. Answer: DC Comics.
27. Italian fashion company. One of the world's leading international fashion houses. Answer: Versace.
28. American tech media website. Became a brand of CBS Interactive in 2008. Answer: CNET.
29. Major international hotel company. Company's headquarters are located in Minneapolis. Answer: Radisson Hotels.
30. Basic cable and satellite television channel. Aimed mainly at pre-teens and teenagers. Answer: Disney Channel.
31. Fashion label. Also the name of a clothing store in New York City. Answer: DKNY.
32. Online supplier of printed and promotional material. The 6th largest public printing company. Answer: Vistaprint.
33. Automobile manufactured by the Ford Motor Company. Created the ""pony car"" class of American automobiles. Answer: Mustang.
34. Luxury hotel chain. Subsidiary of Marriott International. Answer: Ritz-Carlton.
35. Investment banking and wealth management. Division of Bank of America. Answer: Merrill Lynch.
36. Second largest telecommunications company in Brazil. Formerly known as Telefonica Brasil. Answer: Vivo.
37. Multinational mass media corporation. Based in New York City. Answer: Bloomberg.
38. American financial services company. Publishes financial research and analysis. Answer: Standard & Poor.
39. Italian car design firm and coachbuilder. Has been employed by a wide variety of high-end automobile manufacturers. Answer: Pininfarina.
40. Italian company founded in 1972. Specializes in protective wear for sports such as motorcycling. Answer: Dainese.
41. Italian and European food company. World's leading pasta maker. Answer: Barilla.
42. Design company headquartered in Milan, Italy. Makes accessories and parts for automobiles. Answer: MOMO.
43. Collection of application programming interfaces. For handling tasks related to multimedia, especially game programming. Answer: DirectX.
44. International corporation in the hotel, restaurant, and travel industries. One of the largest family-held corporations in the USA. Answer: Carlson.
45. Hotel management company. It is the world's ninth largest hotel group. Answer: Rezidor.
46. One of Australia's largest diversified media companies. Group's operations include newspapers, magazines, radio and digital media. Answer: Fairfax Media.
47. Provider of financial analysis software and services. Was founded in 1909. Answer: Moody's.
48. Was a manufacturer of high-performance computing solutions. Initiated the opengl specification. Answer: SGI.
49. Multi-platform API for rendering computer graphics. Was developed by Silicon Graphics Inc.. Answer: OpenGL.
50. Investment research firm. Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Answer: Morningstar.
Level 26 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 26 By Images<<
1. Dubai-based international luxury hotel chain. Portfolio includes the Burj Al Arab. Answer: Jumeirah.
2. Brand of bottled water. Derived, bottled, and shipped from Fiji. Answer: Fiji Water.
3. Japanese bank holding / financial services company. Second largest bank in Japan by market value. Answer: Sumitomo Mitsui.
4. Austrian construction company. One of the largest construction companies in Europe. Answer: Strabag.
5. Health care services company based in Dublin, Ohio. It operates the nation’s largest network of radiopharmacies. Answer: Cardinal Health.
6. International manufacturer and a marketer of transportation fuels. Also one of the United States' largest retail operators. Answer: Valero Energy.
7. German national railway company. The second-largest transport company in the world. Answer: Deutsche Bahn.
8. Multinational steel manufacturing corporation. World's largest steel producer. Answer: ArcelorMittal.
9. German company that produces baking powder, cake mixes and much more. Portfolio also includes a maritime freight business, a bank and hotels. Answer: Dr. Oetker.
10. British company based in Watford. Operators of the UK National Lottery. Answer: Camelot.
11. Norwegian oil and gas company. World's thirteenth largest oil and gas company in 2010. Answer: Statoil.
12. Italian manufacturer of chocolate. Producer of Nutella. Answer: Ferrero.
13. American company distributing pharmaceuticals at a wholesale level. 14th largest company in the United States. Answer: McKesson.
14. German chain of coffee shops and cafés. Also known for its weekly-changing range of other products. Answer: Tchibo.
15. Telephone company and mobile network operator. Dominant in Sweden and Finland. Answer: TeliaSonera.
16. Video sharing website. Places emphasis on current events, politics and reality-based footage. Answer: LiveLeak.
17. Italian global banking and financial services company. Core markets are Italy, Austria, Russia and Southern Germany. Answer: UniCredit.
18. French luxury goods company. Label remains largely for women's offerings. Answer: Dior.
19. World's largest investor-owned electric utility service provider. Based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Answer: EON.
20. French concessions and construction company. Largest construction company in the world. Answer: Vinci.
21. British multinational mining company. World's largest producer of platinum. Answer: Anglo American.
22. British multinational life insurance and financial services company. Leading provider of life insurance and pensions in the UK. Answer: Prudential.
23. Website providing torrent files. Founded in Sweden in 2003. Answer: Pirate Bay.
24. Family of web feed formats. Used to publish frequently updated works. Answer: RSS.
25. Manufacturer of general aviation aircraft. One of the ""Big Three"" in the field of general aviation manufacturing. Answer: Piper Aircraft.
26. Strategic, life simulation video game series. Developed by Maxis. Answer: Sims.
27. German electric utilities company. Second largest electricity producer in Germany. Answer: RWE.
28. Retail and wholesale marketing brand of Suncor Energy. It was a crown corporation of Canada. Answer: Petro-Canada.
29. Specializing in pet food. Subsidiary of the American group Mars, Inc. Answer: Pedigree.
30. Semi-public Brazilian multinational energy corporation. Largest company in the Southern Hemisphere by market capitalization. Answer: Petrobras.
31. International media franchise. Troll fighting against the forces of evil. Answer: Hugo.
32. Social networking service and website. Has over 900 million active users. Answer: Facebook.
33. American monthly men's magazine. Focusing on fashion, style, and culture for men. Answer: GQ.
34. Video game developer. Primarily creates games for mobile phone handsets and tablets. Answer: Gameloft.
35. Pan-European television sport network. Operated by French broadcaster TF1 Group. Answer: Eurosport.
36. American fast food restaurant chain. Specializing in chicken sandwiches. Answer: Chick-fil-A.
37. Canadian retail company. Known for its loyalty program first introduced in 1958. Answer: Canadian Tire.
38. Brand of mineral water. Source is Auvergne Regional Park. Answer: Volvic.
39. Outdoors equipment company. Known primarily for its hydration products. Answer: CamelBak.
40. Major electronics manufacturer. Open System Business Unit of Acer. Answer: AOpen.
41. Denim company. Subsidiary of the Liz Claiborne fashion company. Answer: Lucky Brand Jeans.
42. Flag carrier. Largest airline of Canada. Answer: Air Canada.
43. British security printing company. Company headquartered in Basingstoke, Hampshire. Answer: De La Rue.
44. Spanish private multinational electric utility company. Global leader in wind energy. Answer: Iberdrola.
45. Reinsurance company based in Munich, Germany. One of the world’s leading reinsurers. Answer: Munich Re.
46. Integrated oil company. Majority owned by the Government of Russia. Answer: Rosneft.
47. Banking group. Second largest banking group in Italy. Answer: Intesa Sanpaolo.
48. Brand of soft drinks. Known for its ginger ale. Answer: Canada Dry.
49. Flag carrier of Poland. One of the world's oldest airlines still in operation. Answer: LOT.
50. New Zealand-wide communications service provider. One of the largest companies by value on the New Zealand Exchange. Answer: Telecom New Zealand.
Level 24 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 24 By Images<<
1. Was a pioneer in the commercial use of GPS. Was acquired by CSR plc in 2009. Answer: SiRF.
2. Chinese state-owned telecommunications operator. World's third-biggest mobile provider. Answer: China Unicom.
3. Consortium to develop open standards for mobile devices. Was established on 6 November 2007, led by Google. Answer: Open Handset Alliance @ OHA.
4. National telecommunications company in Canada. Based in Burnaby, British Columbia. Answer: Telus.
5. Producer of storage, consumer semiconductor products. Leading fabless semiconductor company. Answer: Marvell.
6. Family of smartphones. Gamme de smartphones. Brand owned by Sony. Answer: Xperia.
7. Produces and designs embedded hardware. Spin-off from Motorola in 2004. Answer: Freescale.
8. Encoding format for digital audio. Common audio format for consumer audio storage. Answer: mp3.
9. World's largest exhibition for the mobile industry. Currently takes place at Fira de Barcelona, Spain. Answer: Mobile World Congress @ MWC.
10. Third largest manufacturer of heavy-duty trucks in the world. Headquarters in Bellevue, Washington, USA. Answer: Paccar.
11. French wireless products manufacturer company. Known for its remote-controlled mini-quadrocopter. Answer: Parrot.
12. Association of mobile operators. Organises the Mobile World Congress. Answer: GSMA.
13. Download manager, written in Java. Allows the automatic downloading from one-click hosting sites. Answer: JDownloader.
14. International standard-setting body. Has its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. Answer: ISO.
15. User facing translation portal. Provided by Microsoft. Answer: Bing Translator.
16. Computer hardware manufacturer from Taiwan. Popular aftermarket brand for chassis, coolers, cooling pads. Answer: Cooler Master.
17. World's largest and most international computer expo. Trade fair is held each year on the Hanover fairground. Answer: CeBIT.
18. American-based global asset management firm. Specializing in private equity. Answer: Carlyle.
19. Non-profit, non-governmental international standards organization. International Standards for all electrical and electronic technologies. Answer: IEC.
20. International professional gaming championship. Event has won a lot of praise for its organisation. Answer: ESWC.
21. Series of racing games. Originally developed by the French team Nadeo. Answer: TrackMania.
22. Initiative to implement Trusted Computing. Started by AMD, HP, IBM, Intel and Microsoft. Answer: TCG.
23. Consumer electronics company founded in 1986 in Berlin, Germany. Well known for its popular FRITZ!Box series. Answer: AVM.
24. Large German equipment manufacturer. Specializing in cranes, aircraft parts, and mining. Answer: Liebherr.
25. An Anglo–Swiss multinational commodity trading and mining company. World's largest commodities trading company. Answer: Glencore.
26. Peruvian mining company. Largest owner of mining rights in Peru among precious metals companies. Answer: Buenaventura.
27. American comedy-drama detective mystery television series. Created by Andy Breckman and starring Tony Shalhoub. Answer: Monk.
28. Transaction processor for the global travel and tourism industry. Headquarters in Madrid, Spain. Answer: Amadeus.
29. Leading Spanish construction company. Based in Barcelona, Spain. Answer: FCC.
30. World's largest courier company. Successor to the German mail authority "\"Deutsche Bundespost". Answer: Deutsche Post.
31. Major Australian company. Entreprise australienne. Largest retail company in Australia. Answer: Woolworths.
32. Integrated Development Environment. Developed by Apple for developing software for OS X and iOS. Answer: Xcode.
33. Passion fruit liqueur. Red-pink colored and has an alcohol volume of 20%. Answer: Passoa
34. Software development kit created by Walter Luh. Allows to build mobile apps for the iphone, ipad, and Android. Answer: Corona.
35. American-based alternative asset management company. Specializes in private equity, real estate, and credit. Answer: Blackstone.
36. International governing body of cricket. Motto: Great Sport Great Spirit. Answer: ICC.
37. Specialized agency of the United Nations. Responsible for information and communication technologies. Answer: ITU.
38. Taiwanese manufacturer of mobile phones and tablet computers. High Tech Computer Corporation. Answer: HTC.
39. Open source server-side scripting language. Designed for Web development to produce dynamic Web pages. Answer: PHP.
40. Taiwanese multinational company. World's largest electronics contract manufacturer. Answer: Foxconn.
41. German manufacturer of electronics equipment. Noted for its home and car audio equipment. Answer: Blaupunkt.
42. Canadian aerospace company. Leading provider of simulation technologies. Answer: CAE.
43. Japanese multinational corporation. Designs and manufactures electronic products. Answer: Sharp.
44. Chinese multinational company. World's largest market share in white goods. Answer: Haier.
45. Develops consumer, aviation, and marine technologies for GPS. Incorporated in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Answer: Garmin.
46. German public bank. Primary purpose is accepting savings deposits. Answer: Sparkasse.
47. Japanese telecommunications operator. Headquarters in the Garden Air Tower in Iidabashi, Tokyo. Answer: KDDI.
48. Was a German chemicals then life-sciences company. Now subsidiary of the Sanofi-Aventis pharmaceuticals group. Answer: Hoechst.
49. Taiwanese manufacturer of integrated circuits. World's largest independent manufacturer of motherboard chipsets. Answer: VIA.
50. Japanese telecommunications company. Largest telecommunications company in the world in terms of revenue. Answer: NTT.
Level 23 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 23 By Images<<
1. American producer of storage hardware. Subsidiary of EMC Corporation. Answer: Iomega.
2. American action-adventure television series. About a fictional group of ex–United States Army Special Forces. Answer: A-Team.
3. Japanese corporation. Manufacturer of high-end computer displays. Answer: Eizo.
4. Japanese multinational electronics and electrical equipment company. Products include printers, sewing machines and label printers. Answer: Brother.
5. UK-based global retailer and wholesaler. Fashion clothing and accessories. Answer: FCUK.
6. Japanese company manufacturing photographic lenses. Founded in Saitama, Japan (1950). Slogan: New eyes for industry. Answer: Tamron.
7. Manufacturer of farm and construction equipment. Sells skid steer loaders, compact excavators and tractors. Answer: Bobcat.
8. Danish business conglomerate. Largest container ship operator and supply vessel operator in the world. Answer: MAERSK.
9. French container transportation and shipping company. Third largest container company in the world. Slogan: Chaque jour nous vous rapprochons du bout du monde. Answer: CMA CGM.
10. Brand of rum. It is named after a 17th-century, Welsh privateer of the Caribbean. Answer: Captain Morgan.
11. Brand of rum. Made in Cuba. Answer: Havana Club.
12. Japanese multinational provider of information technology. Member of the Sumitomo Group. Answer: NEC.
13. Japanese manufacturer of car audio. It is majority owned by Hitachi. Answer: Clarion.
14. Japanese multinational corporation. Manufactures construction, mining, and military equipment. Answer: Komatsu.
15. Was a major French company. Well known for communications and mobile telephony businesses. Answer: SAGEM.
16. Manufactures home and car audio equipment. Company helped create the high-fidelity audio industry. Answer: Harman Kardon.
17. German semiconductor manufacturer. Products are microcontrollers, communication ics Power electronics. Answer: Infineon.
18. Private German audio company. Specializing in the design and production of high fidelity products. Answer: Sennheiser.
19. Producer of a well-known wheat beer. Brewery in Hoegaarden, Belgium. Answer: Hoegaarden.
20. Largest beer producer in the Philippines. Southeast Asia's largest publicly listed food, beverage and packaging company. Answer: San Miguel.
21. One of the bestselling brands of beer in Poland. Also has a world distribution. Answer: Tyskie.
22. Brewing company. Founded in Vigevano in Lombardia, Italy in 1846. Answer: Peroni.
23. Company from Switzerland. Well known manufacturer of cough drops and breath mints. Answer: Ricola.
24. Greek distilled spirit. Blend of brandy, spices, and wine. Answer: Metaxa.
25. American sitcom. Created by Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady. Answer: The Big Bang Theory @ TBBT.
26. German tobacco brand owned by the British company Imperial Tobacco. Second-strongest cigarette brand in Germany. Answer: West.
27. Core company of a Japanese global corporate group. One of the world's largest producers of watches. Answer: Citizen Watch.
28. Swiss luxury watch company. In 1995 it was bought by the German company Porsche Design. Answer: Eterna.
29. Global diversified industrial company. Headquarters are in Ireland. Answer: Ingersoll Rand.
30. South Korean conglomerate company. Products are consumer goods, real estate, financial services, IT services. Answer: Doosan.
31. Swiss company headquartered in Lucerne. Milk processor and dairy products. Answer: Emmi.
32. Largest cable operator in the United States. Providing cable television, broadband Internet, telephone service. Answer: Comcast.
33. Largest Italian telecommunications company. Also active in the media and manufacturing industries. Answer: Telecom Italia.
34. Cigarette manufacturing company. Japanese company and third largest in his branch. Answer: Japan Tobacco.
35. Chocolate confectionery. Consisting of a "heart" of cherry (in USA filled with hazelnuts). Answer: Mon Chéri.
36. Japanese multinational imaging and electronics company. Produces electronic products, primarily cameras and office equipment. Answer: Ricoh.
37. British multinational pharmaceutical and biologics company. World's fourth-largest pharmaceutical company. Answer: GlaxoSmithKline.
38. British multinational alcoholic beverages company. World's largest producer of spirits and a major producer of beer and wine. Answer: Diageo.
39. American television sitcom. Starring Charlie Sheen (now Ashton Kutcher), Jon Cryer and Angus T. Answer: Two and a Half Men.
40. Software application for OS X and ios. Allows users to create music or podcasts. Answer: GarageBand.
41. Global automotive supplier. North America's largest automobile parts manufacturer. Answer: Magna.
42. Swiss global health-care company. Operates worldwide under two divisions: Pharmaceuticals and Diagnostics. Answer: Roche.
43. Swiss technology conglomerate. Coating services, vacuum solutions and textile technology. Answer: Oerlikon.
44. American television medical drama. About a drug-addicted, unconventional, misanthropic medical. Answer: House.
45. American multinational media corporation. World's largest media conglomerate. Answer: Time Warner.
46. Was a global financial services firm. Lehman was the fourth largest investment bank in the US. Answer: Lehman Brothers
47. Global security group based in Switzerland. Products are Access control systems and management, cylinders and keys. Answer: Kaba.
48. Crunchy butter almond bar. Brand is now owned by Kraft Foods. Answer: Daim.
49. Spherical chocolate sweet. Made by Italian chocolatier Ferrero. Answer: Rocher.
50. American multinational financial services corporation. Headquartered in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. Answer: Morgan Stanley.
Level 21 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 21 By Images<<
1. Multi-language software development environment. It is written mostly in Java. Answer: Eclipse.
2. Discontinued high-density optical disc. Toshiba abandoned the format in 2008. Answer: HD DVD.
3. Founded 1983 in Japan. Produces graphics tablets and related products. Answer: Wacom.
4. Computer bus interface. Connecting host bus adapters to mass storage devices. Answer: SATA.
5. Concentrates primarily on hammer drills, firestops, and installation systems. Products for the construction, building maintenance and mining industries. Answer: Hilti.
6. Fictional character. Created in 1953 by writer Ian Fleming. Answer: 007.
7. National flag carrier of Vietnam. Member of skyteam. Answer: Vietnam Airlines.
8. Japanese multinational electronics corporation. World’s fifth-largest personal computer vendor. Answer: Toshiba.
9. Working group of experts. Was formed by ISO and IEC. Answer: MPEG.
10. International self-service wholesale retailer. Operates across Europe and in some countries of Asia and Northern Africa. Answer: Metro.
11. Theme restaurant. Inspired by the popular portrayal of Hollywood. Answer: Planet Hollywood.
12. Founded in Winston-Salem, USA in 1875. Second-largest tobacco company in the US. Answer: R. J. Reynolds.
13. Australian-themed American casual dining restaurant chain. Founded 1988 in Tampa, Florida, U.S.. Answer: Outback.
14. Primarily produces and sells cognac. Owned by Rémy Cointreau. Answer: Rémy Martin.
15. Multinational lighting manufacturer. Second-largest lighting manufacturer in the world. Answer: Osram.
16. Interface for connecting peripheral devices to a computer. Developed by Intel and brought to market with Apple. Answer: Thunderbolt.
17. Operates a diverse array of network infrastructure. Manages two of the Internet’s thirteen root nameservers. Answer: Verisign.
18. British Internet retailer. Specialising in groceries. Answer: Ocado.
19. American fast food chain. Specializes in hot dogs. Answer: Wienerschnitzel.
20. Swiss luxury tobacco goods brand. Cool Water was a perfume of this brand. Answer: Davidoff.
21. International media company. One of the largest broadband providers outside the USA. Answer: Unitymedia .
22. Brand of bubble gum. Originally produced Wrigley. Answer: Hubba Bubba.
23. Certificate authority. Second largest public CA on the Internet. Answer: Thawte.
24. World-leading cognac house. Co-leader of LVMH. Answer: Hennessy.
25. Proprietary freeware raster graphics editor. Developed on the .NET Framework. Answer: Paint.NET.
26. Serial bus interface standard. A brand owned by Apple. Answer: FireWire.
27. American computer and network security company. Parent company is EMC Corporation. Answer: RSA.
28. Major producer of flavors and fragrances. Forth biggest company in this branch. Answer: Symrise.
29. Californian manufacturer of consumer electronics. Specializes in connectivity devices. Answer: Belkin.
30. Chocolate bar manufactured by Mars. Coconut filling enrobed with milk chocolate. Answer: Bounty.
31. Electronics company producing audio communications equipment. Well known for its headsets. Answer: Plantronics.
32. British video game developer. Formerly led by Peter Molyneux. Answer: Lionhead.
33. Producer of writing instruments in Europe. Was a pioneer in the use of moulded synthetic plastics. Answer: Lamy.
34. South African casual dining restaurant. Restaurants with a Portuguese/Mozambiquan theme. Answer: Nandos.
35. Italian luxury industry fashion house. Presented their first women’s collection in 1985. Answer: Dolce Gabbana.
36. Largest airline in Taiwan. Member of skyteam airline alliance. Answer: China Airlines.
37. Text editor and source code editor. Is distributed as free software. Answer: Notepad++.
38. Irish computer software company, best known for its physic engine. Owned by Intel. Answer: Havok.
39. French company founded in 1980. World’s first commercial space transportation company. Answer: Arianespace.
40. Internationally franchised brand of yogurt. Jointly owned by General Mills and Sodiaal. Answer: Yoplait.
41. Worldwide wholesaler of fasteners, screws and screw accessories. Was founded in 1945 by Adolf Würth in Künzelsau, Germany. Answer: Wuerth.
42. Italian multinational oil and gas company. Italy’s largest industrial company. Answer: Eni.
43. German transportation company. Comprising a cargo container shipping line. Answer: Hapag Lloyd.
44. German construction company. One of the largest general construction companies in the USA. Answer: Hochtief.
45. British multinational company. Banking and financial services. Answer: Standard Chartered.
46. British multinational insurance company. Sixth-largest insurance company in the world. Answer: Aviva.
47. Producing aerial systems for both military and civilian usage. Israel’s prime aerospace and aviation manufacturer. Answer: IAI.
48. Computer operating system. Released as free and open source software. Answer: Debian.
49. French-owned computer company. Also has machines at the TOP500 supercomputer list. Answer: Bull.
50. International chain of convenience stores. World’s largest operator, franchisor and licensor of convenience stores. Answer: 7eleven.
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Level 20 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 20 By Images<<
1. American toy company. Barbie. Answer: Mattel.
2. Was a highway within the U.S. highway system. Became one of the most famous roads in America. Answer: Route 66.
3. File hosting service. Allows users to upload and sync files to a cloud storage. Answer: SkyDrive.
4. Russian company. World’s largest aluminium company. Answer: RUSAL.
5. American multinational corporation. Develops and manufactures data storage solutions. Answer: SanDisk.
6. Software product. Proprietary optical disc authoring software. Answer: CloneCD.
7. Cross platform game engine. Developed by unity technologies. Answer: Unity.
8. Developed by apple. Web browser. Answer: Safari.
9. Virtual drive. Optical disc authoring program. Answer: Daemon Tools.
10. Proprietary voice over IP software. Target audience is gamers. Answer: TeamSpeak.
11. Shareware file archiver. Current developer is Eugene roshal. Answer: WinRAR.
12. Game publisher. World’s second-largest gaming company by revenue after Nintendo. Answer: Activision Blizzard.
13. Canadian company based in Montreal. Global leader of aluminium mining and production. Answer: ALCAN.
14. Based in the south phoenix area of phoenix, Arizona. Owns several for-profit educational institutions. Answer: Apollo.
15. American privately held communication company. Products are business, telecommunications and equipment. Answer: Avaya.
16. Anglo-Australian multinational mining and petroleum company. World’s largest mining company. Answer: BHP Billiton.
17. Non-profit organization. Support the free software movement. Answer: FSF.
18. American stock exchange. Second-largest stock exchange by market capitalization in the world. Answer: NASDAQ.
19. American chain of department stores. Was bought out by Kmart in early 2005. Answer: Sears.
20. American it company. Proprietary computer storage and data management company. Answer: NetApp.
21. Fabless semiconductor company. Logo is inspired from the mathematical sinc function. Answer: Broadcom.
22. American fast food chain (historic logo). Competitor of McDonald’s. Answer: Burger King.
23. American video game development company. Well known for its social-distribution network steam. Answer: Valve.
24. Open source application framework. For the java platform. Answer: Spring Framework.
25. Internet content delivery network. One of the world’s largest distributed-computing platforms. Answer: Akamai.
26. Fast food restaurant chain. Primarily known for selling roast beef sandwiches and curly fries. Answer: Arby's.
27. Question answering focused web search engine. Currently owned by InterActiveCorp. Answer: Ask.
28. One of the largest independent software corporations. Creates systems software that runs in mainframe and distributed computing. Answer: CA.
29. American multinational chemical corporation. It is the second-largest chemical manufacturer. Answer: Dow Chemical.
30. American multinational corporation. Sells data storage products and services. Answer: EMC.
31. Was a French oil company. Which merged with totalfina. Answer: Elf.
32. Sporting goods company. Is known for pioneering fiberglass ski technology. Answer: K2.
33. Flag carrier airline of the Netherlands. It is the oldest airline in the world still operating under its original name. Answer: KLM.
34. American manufacturer of cookies and snacks. Best known for Oreo cookies. Answer: Nabisco.
35. Kuwait’s national oil company. Was founded on January 27, 1980 as an umbrella company. Answer: Q8.
36. Privately owned software company. Best known for QuarkXPress. Answer: Quark.
37. Italian-based manufacturer of tractors and combine harvesters. Founded 1942 in Treviglio. Answer: SAME Deutz-Fahr.
38. Linux distribution. Sponsored by novel and a number of other companies. Answer: openSUSE.
39. Largest Brazilian airline. Headquarters are in São Paulo. Answer: TAM.
40. American film studio. Original studio of that name was founded in 1919. Answer: United Artists.
41. American global information technology company. Based in blue bell, Pennsylvania, USA. Answer: Unisys.
42. Was the first airline founded in Brazil. From 1965 until 1990 it was Brazil’s leading and almost only international airline. Answer: VARIG.
43. Knife manufacturer based in Switzerland. Sole supplier of multi-purpose knives to the Swiss army. Answer: Victorinox.
44. Israeli world wide web infrastructure software company. Deployment and management of PHP-based web applications. Answer: Zend.
45. Worldwide marketing communications network. It is owned by Omnicom group. Answer: DDB.
46. French multinational advertising and public relations company. One of the world’s three largest advertising holding companies. Answer: Publicis.
47. American internet company. Held over 50 brands across 40 countries, like ask.com. Answer: IAC.
48. Designer and manufacturer of mobile handheld computers. Best known for his organiser. Answer: Psion.
49. Internet-based travel website. Founded as a division of Microsoft in 1996. Answer: Expedia.
50. Answer engine. Based on the computational platform mathematica. Answer: Wolfram Alpha.
Level 19 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 19 By Images<<
1. Chinese multinational telecommunications equipment and systems company. World’s fifth-largest telecoms equipment maker. Answer: ZTE.
2. American video game development company. Developer of Borderlands. Answer: Gearbox.
3. Video game developer based in Lyon, France. Developer of Dishonoured. Answer: Arkane Studios.
4. American video game development company. Developer of Doom and Wolfenstein. Answer: Id Software.
5. Digital distribution platform. Developed by Valve Corporation. Answer: Steam.
6. German kitchen manufacturer. Located in Aich near Bodenkirchen in Lower Bavaria. Answer: Bulthaup.
7. Full-color monthly American magazine. Well known for its Vaporware Awards. Answer: Wired.
8. Free open source 2-dimensional physics simulator engine. Used in many online Flash games. Answer: Box2D.
9. Instant messaging client. Created by Microsoft. Answer: MSN Messenger.
10. Computer program for free-form information gathering. Also part of MS Office. Answer: OneNote.
11. Open-source office productivity software suite. Originated as staroffice. Answer: OpenOffice.
12. Proprietary office suite. Originally developed by stardivision. Answer: StarOffice.
13. Free and open source office suite. Developed by The Document Foundation. Answer: LibreOffice.
14. Free Unix-like operating system. Development began in 1993. Answer: FreeBSD.
15. Unix operating system. Originally developed by Sun Microsystems. Answer: Solaris.
16. Desktop environment. Graphical user interface that runs on top of a computer operating system. Answer: GNOME.
17. Unix-based graphical interface operating systems. Developed, marketed, and sold by Apple. Answer: Mac OS X.
18. Mobile operating system. Developed and distributed by Apple. Answer: IOS.
19. Internet-based travel website. Founded as a division of Microsoft in 1996. Answer: Expedia.
20. Video game developer. Developers of the game series Guild Wars. Answer: ArenaNet.
21. South Korea-based online video game company. Published massively multiplayer online role-playing games. Answer: NCsoft.
22. Anglo-Swiss multinational mining company. World’s largest exporter of thermal coal. Answer: Xstrata.
23. American fast food chain. Competitor of McDonald’s. Answer: Burger King.
24. Europe’s largest manufacturer of sanitary fittings. Has a showroom for partners and visitors on Fifth Avenue, New York. Answer: Grohe.
25. Internetplattform. Website. Offering ad-supported on-demand streaming video. Answer: Hulu.
26. British multinational music company. Was one of the "big four" record companies. Answer: EMI.
27. Travel website. Assists customers in gathering travel information. Answer: TripAdvisor.
28. Canadian telecommunication and wireless equipment company. Best known as the developer of the blackberry smartphone. Answer: RIM.
29. Handheld game console. Manufactured and marketed by Sony. Answer: PS Vita.
30. British-Australian multinational metals and mining corporation. Named after a Spain river. Answer: Rio Tinto.
31. Global generic and specialty pharmaceuticals company. Headquartered in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. Answer: Mylan.
32. Vector graphics editor. Free cross-platform software. Answer: Inkscape.
33. Menswear. A brand owned by Danish company Bestseller. Answer: JackJones.
34. Family of specifications of an XML-based file format. For two-dimensional vector graphics. Answer: SVG.
35. American video game company. Best known for creating The Elder Scrolls RPG series. Answer: Bethesda.
36. American food production and distribution company. One of the country’s largest producers of branded food. Answer: Del Monte Foods.
37. Image retouching and editing tool. Often cited as a replacement for Adobe Photoshop. Answer: GIMP.
38. One of the largest private equity investment firms. Founded in 1992 by David Bonderman, James Coulter and William S. Price III. Answer: TPG.
39. Set of tools with a managed runtime environment. Facilitates video game development and management. Answer: XNA.
40. Focuses on 3D design software. Best known for AutoCAD. Answer: Autodesk.
41. Software company located in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda. Best known for clonecd. Answer: SlySoft.
42. Diversified managed health care company. Largest single health carrier in the United States. Answer: UnitedHealth.
43. Shopping Website. Price comparison service website. Answer: NexTag.
44. American software company. Specializing in Business Service Management software. Answer: BMC Software.
45. American metals industry company. World’s third largest producer of aluminium. Answer: Alcoa.
46. Software company headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario. Specializes in graphics processing. Answer: Corel.
47. Silicon Valley manufacturer of plds. Reconfigurable complex digital circuits. Answer: Altera.
48. Developer and vendor of security software. Founded in 1985 by Dr. Peter Lammer and Dr. Jan Hruska. Answer: Sophos.
49. American dental equipment maker. Leader in consumable dental products. Answer: Dentsply.
50. Was a U.S. airline. Became part of the US Airways Group after a merger in 2005. Answer: America West.
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Level 18 symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers By Hints
>>symblCrowd Logo Quiz Answers Level 18 By Images<<
1. American multinational diversified mass media corporation. Founder is Rupert Murdoch. Answer: News Corporation.
2. Trade name of a high-fidelity audio/visual reproduction standard. Is mainly a quality assurance system. Answer: THX.
3. Digital visual effects company. Produce the digital special effects for "Lord of the rings". Answer: Weta Digital.
4. Social bookmarking web service. Re-sold to AVOS Systems on April 27, 2011. Answer: Delicious.
5. Discovery engine that finds and recommends web content. Allow users to discover and rate Web pages. Answer: StumbleUpon.
6. Pharmaceuticals and health care products company. Developed the first HIV blood screening test. Answer: Abbott.
7. Brand for luxury vehicle. Division of Japanese automaker Honda. Answer: Acura.
8. Italian helicopter manufacturing company. Holding company is Finmeccanica. Answer: AgustaWestland.
9. Brand of Ceylon tea. Was founded in 1974 by Merrill J. Fernando. Answer: Dilmah.
10. Virtual globe, map and geographical information program. Acquired by Google in 2004. Answer: Google Earth.
11. Dutch distiller of alcoholic beverages. Oldest distillery brand in the world. Answer: Bols.
12. American rotorcraft manufacturer. Provides training and support services worldwide. Answer: Bell Helicopter.
13. Major international multi-sport event. Involving athletes with a range of physical and intellectual disabilities. Answer: Paralympics.
14. Brand of tequila. It is the largest selling tequila brand in the world. Answer: Jose Cuervo.
15. Major US commercial broadcasting television network. Second largest broadcaster in the world behind the BBC. Answer: CBS.
16. Producer of audio products and equipment. Company was founded Andre "Dr. Dre" Young and Jimmy Iovine. Answer: Beats Electronics.
17. Irish liqueur. Whiskey and cream based. Answer: Baileys.
18. Large French multinational conglomerate. Active in the power generation and transport markets. Answer: Alstom.
19. French multinational pharmaceutical company. World’s fourth-largest pharmaceutical company by prescription sales. Answer: Sanofi.
20. American multinational conglomerate. Researches, develops, and manufactures high-technology products. Answer: United Technologies.
21. World’s largest stock exchange. Located at 11 Wall Street, Lower Manhattan, New York City. Answer: NYSE.
22. Graphics editing program. Product of Adobe Creative Suite. Answer: Adobe Photoshop.
23. Italian aperitif. It looks, tastes, and smells much like Campari. Answer: Aperol.
24. Originally founded in Germany. Internationally leading manufacturer of retail and OEM batteries. Answer: VARTA.
25. Multimedia platform. Frequently used for advertisements and games. Answer: Flash.
26. Brands of apparel. Headquarters in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Answer: Hanes.
27. Brand of shampoo. Against dandruff. Answer: Head Shoulders.
28. Internet domain registrar and Web hosting company. More than 45 million domain names under management. Answer: Go Daddy.
29. Highest level of professional American football. Was formed by eleven teams in 1920. Answer: NFL.
30. Set of standards to establish radio communication. Contactless transactions, data exchange and simplified setup. Answer: NFC.
31. Mobile payment system. Developed by Google. Answer: Google Wallet.
32. Was a British computer company. Dominated the UK educational computer market during the 1980s and early 1990s. Answer: Acorn.
33. Taiwan-based electronics firm. Fifth largest PC motherboard manufacturer in the world. Answer: Elitegroup.
34. Computer expo in Taipei, Taiwan. One of the largest computer and technology fairs in the world. Answer: Computex.
35. Major technology-related trade show. Held each January in the Las Vegas Convention Center. Answer: CES.
36. American computer-animated comedy-adventure film. Set in a world populated entirely by anthropomorphic cars. Answer: Cars.
37. Carbonated soft drink. Originally intended as a patent medicine. Answer: Coca-Cola.
38. American multinational consumer goods company. Products include foods, beverages, cleaning agents and personal care products. Answer: Procter and Gamble.
39. Brand of fruit-flavoured sweets. Have hard sugar shells which carry the letter "S". Answer: Skittles.
40. American English-language international daily newspaper. Largest newspaper in the United States, by circulation. Answer: Wall Street Journal.
41. Cachaça brand. Main distillery is located in Vitória de Santo Antao, in Brazil. Answer: Pitú.
42. Whiskey brand. Distillery in Northern Ireland. Answer: Bushmills.
43. American publishing and financial information firm. Its flagship publication is "The Wall Street Journal". Answer: Dow Jones.
44. British multinational consumer goods company. World’s largest producer of household cleaning products. Answer: Reckitt Benckiser.
45. International humanitarian movement. Was founded to protect human life and health. Answer: Red Cross.
46. British technology company. Designs and manufactures vacuum cleaners and hand dryers. Answer: Dyson.
47. Application included in Windows 7. A screen-capture tool. Answer: Snipping Tool.
48. Sandbox-building independent video game. Focused on creativity and building. Answer: Minecraft.
49. Pinboard-style social photo sharing website. Users can browse other pinboards for inspiration. Answer: Pinterest.
50. American manufacturer of glass, ceramics, and related materials. Best known for its "Gorilla Glass". Answer: Corning.
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