Eight quick picks and three questions. There are no right answers, and none of the pictures are logo ideas. They show where each of you leans, so the next round lands closer to what you picture.
Go with your first reaction. Four are five-step scales; the rest are pairs. If both sides of a pair feel wrong, pick the one that's less wrong.
Tap an answer. Add a line in your own words if none of them fit.
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Images shown for reference only: The New Yorker, October 12, 2026 cover; Library of Congress, Smithsonian Learning Lab and Khan Academy home pages; Duolingo app screens; Library of Congress Main Reading Room (Carol M. Highsmith); the Gettysburg Address, Bliss copy; letter from George W. Weeks to his parents, Library of Congress; Harvard, Yale and UNC marks; Hillsdale College, Teaching American History, National Humanities Center, Common App and Duolingo marks; classroom stock photo.