Video quizOnline version Listen to the video and answer the questions by ANNIE CATALINA FLOREZ PEÑA 1 What does green makes us think of? a plants, trees and nature b sky, water c love, anger, desire d none of the above 2 Who uses color meanings? (In this question you can select more than 1 answer) Select one or more answers a Builders b Graphic designers c Taxi drivers d Advertisers e Artists f Firefighters - Police officers 3 Do the color meanings shown in the video work for everyone the same way? a Yes, color meanings are the same worldwide. b Yes, color isn't important so it use doesn't matter. c No, there are many different cultures where colors change meaning. d No, because blind people can't see color. e Artists f Firefighters - Police officers 4 Why is yellow used for taxis and school buses all over the US? a Because it's pretty. b Because it grabs people's attention. c Because the president loves it. d Because it's cheaper to produce. e Artists f Firefighters - Police officers 5 Why do many social media companies, tech companies and finantial institutions choose color blue? a Because it's associated with competence, being reliable and safe. b Because it's the favorite color of many people. c Because it's associated with being fun and outgoing. d Because it looks like the sea. e Artists f Firefighters - Police officers 6 Why is pink associated with spring in Japan? a Because Barbies are produced in spring. b Because Japan's culture is weird. c Because it's associated with feminity. d Because of the cherry blossoms. e Artists f Firefighters - Police officers 7 Why was purple so difficult to produce before? a Because it was made from the mucus of sea snails. b Because kings hated it. c Because it was made from human hair. d No one knows. e Artists f Firefighters - Police officers 8 Companies that use rainbow as their logo... a Want to show they are expensive. b Hate dull and boring collors. c Try to show themselves as youth-oriented. d Try to show themselves as diverse. e Artists f Firefighters - Police officers