Who is known for designing the iconic red double-decker buses in London?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: b) Thomas Heatherwick
Which British designer is famous for creating the Spitfire aircraft during World War II?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Reginald Mitchell
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Reginald Mitchell
Who designed the iconic London Underground map in 1931, simplifying its complex layout?
a) William Morris
b) Harry Beck
c) John Pawson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: b) Harry Beck
Which British designer is known for the fashion brand that bears his name and features a signature plaid pattern?
a) Stella McCartney
b) Alexander McQueen
c) Vivienne Westwood
d) Burberry
Answer: d) Burberry
Who designed the famous red telephone box, an iconic British symbol?
a) Norman Foster
b) Christopher Wren
c) Giles Gilbert Scott
d) Richard Rogers
Answer: c) Giles Gilbert Scott
Which British designer is known for his innovative furniture designs, including the Panton Chair?
a) Thomas Chippendale
b) Eileen Gray
c) Verner Panton
d) William Morris
Answer: c) Verner Panton
Who is famous for the design of the Shard skyscraper in London, one of the tallest buildings in Europe?
a) Zaha Hadid
b) Norman Foster
c) Richard Rogers
d) Renzo Piano
Answer: b) Norman Foster
Which British designer is known for his work in industrial design, including the Dyson vacuum cleaner?
a) Thomas Heatherwick
b) Jonathan Ive
c) James Dyson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: c) James Dyson
Who designed the iconic red London buses known as the Routemaster buses?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Which British designer is known for his innovative fashion creations, including the “bumster” trousers?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Alexander McQueen
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Alexander McQueen
Who is known for designing the iconic red double-decker buses in London?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: b) Thomas Heatherwick
Which British designer is famous for creating the Spitfire aircraft during World War II?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Reginald Mitchell
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Reginald Mitchell
Who designed the iconic London Underground map in 1931, simplifying its complex layout?
a) William Morris
b) Harry Beck
c) John Pawson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: b) Harry Beck
Which British designer is known for the fashion brand that bears his name and features a signature plaid pattern?
a) Stella McCartney
b) Alexander McQueen
c) Vivienne Westwood
d) Burberry
Answer: d) Burberry
Who designed the famous red telephone box, an iconic British symbol?
a) Norman Foster
b) Christopher Wren
c) Giles Gilbert Scott
d) Richard Rogers
Answer: c) Giles Gilbert Scott
Which British designer is known for his innovative furniture designs, including the Panton Chair?
a) Thomas Chippendale
b) Eileen Gray
c) Verner Panton
d) William Morris
Answer: c) Verner Panton
Who is famous for the design of the Shard skyscraper in London, one of the tallest buildings in Europe?
a) Zaha Hadid
b) Norman Foster
c) Richard Rogers
d) Renzo Piano
Answer: b) Norman Foster
Which British designer is known for his work in industrial design, including the Dyson vacuum cleaner?
a) Thomas Heatherwick
b) Jonathan Ive
c) James Dyson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: c) James Dyson
Who designed the iconic red London buses known as the Routemaster buses?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Which British designer is known for his innovative fashion creations, including the “bumster” trousers?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Alexander McQueen
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Alexander McQueen
Who is known for designing the iconic red double-decker buses in London?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: b) Thomas Heatherwick
Which British designer is famous for creating the Spitfire aircraft during World War II?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Reginald Mitchell
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Reginald Mitchell
Who designed the iconic London Underground map in 1931, simplifying its complex layout?
a) William Morris
b) Harry Beck
c) John Pawson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: b) Harry Beck
Which British designer is known for the fashion brand that bears his name and features a signature plaid pattern?
a) Stella McCartney
b) Alexander McQueen
c) Vivienne Westwood
d) Burberry
Answer: d) Burberry
Who designed the famous red telephone box, an iconic British symbol?
a) Norman Foster
b) Christopher Wren
c) Giles Gilbert Scott
d) Richard Rogers
Answer: c) Giles Gilbert Scott
Which British designer is known for his innovative furniture designs, including the Panton Chair?
a) Thomas Chippendale
b) Eileen Gray
c) Verner Panton
d) William Morris
Answer: c) Verner Panton
Who is famous for the design of the Shard skyscraper in London, one of the tallest buildings in Europe?
a) Zaha Hadid
b) Norman Foster
c) Richard Rogers
d) Renzo Piano
Answer: b) Norman Foster
Which British designer is known for his work in industrial design, including the Dyson vacuum cleaner?
a) Thomas Heatherwick
b) Jonathan Ive
c) James Dyson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: c) James Dyson
Who designed the iconic red London buses known as the Routemaster buses?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Which British designer is known for his innovative fashion creations, including the “bumster” trousers?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Alexander McQueen
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Alexander McQueen
Who is known for designing the iconic red double-decker buses in London?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: b) Thomas Heatherwick
Which British designer is famous for creating the Spitfire aircraft during World War II?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Reginald Mitchell
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Reginald Mitchell
Who designed the iconic London Underground map in 1931, simplifying its complex layout?
a) William Morris
b) Harry Beck
c) John Pawson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: b) Harry Beck
Which British designer is known for the fashion brand that bears his name and features a signature plaid pattern?
a) Stella McCartney
b) Alexander McQueen
c) Vivienne Westwood
d) Burberry
Answer: d) Burberry
Who designed the famous red telephone box, an iconic British symbol?
a) Norman Foster
b) Christopher Wren
c) Giles Gilbert Scott
d) Richard Rogers
Answer: c) Giles Gilbert Scott
Which British designer is known for his innovative furniture designs, including the Panton Chair?
a) Thomas Chippendale
b) Eileen Gray
c) Verner Panton
d) William Morris
Answer: c) Verner Panton
Who is famous for the design of the Shard skyscraper in London, one of the tallest buildings in Europe?
a) Zaha Hadid
b) Norman Foster
c) Richard Rogers
d) Renzo Piano
Answer: b) Norman Foster
Which British designer is known for his work in industrial design, including the Dyson vacuum cleaner?
a) Thomas Heatherwick
b) Jonathan Ive
c) James Dyson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: c) James Dyson
Who designed the iconic red London buses known as the Routemaster buses?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Which British designer is known for his innovative fashion creations, including the “bumster” trousers?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Alexander McQueen
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Alexander McQueen
Who is known for designing the iconic red double-decker buses in London?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: b) Thomas Heatherwick
Which British designer is famous for creating the Spitfire aircraft during World War II?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Reginald Mitchell
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Reginald Mitchell
Who designed the iconic London Underground map in 1931, simplifying its complex layout?
a) William Morris
b) Harry Beck
c) John Pawson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: b) Harry Beck
Which British designer is known for the fashion brand that bears his name and features a signature plaid pattern?
a) Stella McCartney
b) Alexander McQueen
c) Vivienne Westwood
d) Burberry
Answer: d) Burberry
Who designed the famous red telephone box, an iconic British symbol?
a) Norman Foster
b) Christopher Wren
c) Giles Gilbert Scott
d) Richard Rogers
Answer: c) Giles Gilbert Scott
Which British designer is known for his innovative furniture designs, including the Panton Chair?
a) Thomas Chippendale
b) Eileen Gray
c) Verner Panton
d) William Morris
Answer: c) Verner Panton
Who is famous for the design of the Shard skyscraper in London, one of the tallest buildings in Europe?
a) Zaha Hadid
b) Norman Foster
c) Richard Rogers
d) Renzo Piano
Answer: b) Norman Foster
Which British designer is known for his work in industrial design, including the Dyson vacuum cleaner?
a) Thomas Heatherwick
b) Jonathan Ive
c) James Dyson
d) Terence Conran
Answer: c) James Dyson
Who designed the iconic red London buses known as the Routemaster buses?
a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
b) Thomas Heatherwick
c) Thomas Telford
d) Thomas Cubitt
Answer: a) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Which British designer is known for his innovative fashion creations, including the “bumster” trousers?
a) Christopher Dresser
b) Frank Whittle
c) Alexander McQueen
d) Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Answer: c) Alexander McQueen
