24 Winter Olympics Logos Quiz

[C] Grenoble 1968 (Winter) | A tri-colour snow-flower—crystal blue, bold red, pure white—each petal a skater, skier, or jumper caught mid-motion.

[A] Salt Lake City 2002 (Winter) | A jagged, cobalt-and-white snow-star whose arms form a fiery sunburst at the heart, evoking mountain dawn.

[B] Squaw Valley 1960 (Winter) | A pine-green pentagon frames a silver starburst over a lone ski-jumper, crisp as Sierra morning air.

[A] Sapporo 1972 (Winter) | An angular, icy-blue “S” shaped like a ski-track, orbiting a crimson rising sun above the rings.

[C] Sarajevo 1984 (Winter) | A crystalline white snowflake cradles a crimson torch, its edges echoing Ottoman arches and mountain peaks.

[D] Oslo 1952 (Winter) | A minimalist navy torch wrapped in stylised birch leaves, its flame tapering into the year “1952” in Nordic sans-serif.

[D] Innsbruck 1976 (Winter) | A silver edelweiss overlays the Tyrolean coat of arms, Olympic rings nestled like gems among Alpine ridges.

[D] Innsbruck 1964 (Winter) | A bold, crimson mountain peak crowned by a white ski, the rings resting like snow crystals in the valley.

[B] Chamonix 1924 (Winter) | A monochrome Mont Blanc summit cradles the very first Olympic rings, etched in frosted silver.

[C] St. Moritz 1948 (Winter) | A silver sunburst rises behind a stylised snowflake, the rings glinting like ice crystals on frozen Lake St. Moritz.

[A] Beijing 2022 (Winter) | A ribbon of ice-blue and flame-red loops into a skater and skier, crowned by a snowy “冬”.

[A] Calgary 1988 (Winter) | A crimson maple-leaf snowflake against white and blue, its veins forming a stylised cowboy hat brim.

[D] Turin 2006 (Winter) | A silver mountain-and-crystal “T” floats above a warm red base, evoking both Alps and Italian flair.

[D] PyeongChang 2018 (Winter) | A crystalline “ㅍ” and “ㅊ” swirl into icy wings, coloured midnight-blue and aurora-green.

[A] Nagano 1998 (Winter) | A purple alpine flower with six snow-crystal petals encircling a golden rising sun and Olympic rings.

[B] Sochi 2014 (Winter) | A faceted web of blue and red shards spelling “Sochi” in mirror script, shimmering like fresh Caucasus snow.

[B] Lillehammer 1994 (Winter) | A fluid aurora ribbon looping into a ski-jumper, coloured in deep midnight-blue and Nordic sky-blue.

[C] Albertville 1992 (Winter) | A cobalt-blue flame shaped like the Alps, its tip a white snow-star sweeping across crimson sky.

[A] Lake Placid 1980 (Winter) | An icy-blue starburst centred on a white ski-jumper, twin Olympic torches flanking the rings.

[C] St. Moritz 1928 (Winter) | A silver edelweiss cradles the Olympic rings, framed by the jagged silhouette of the Engadin peaks.

[B] Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 (Winter) | A crimson Dolomite peak topped with a white ski, rings resting like snow crystals at its base.

[C] Vancouver 2010 (Winter) | An inukshuk of green, blue and red shards stands on snow-white ice, arms open to the Northern Lights.

[C] Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 (Winter) | A snow-white mountain peak crowned by an Olympic flag, framed by Bavarian edelweiss.

[A] Lake Placid 1932 (Winter) | A snow-white shield emblazoned with a winged ski-jumper soaring over cobalt Adirondack peaks.