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Crayola Crayon Colors 64 Pack

The Crayola No. 64 assortment pack was the largest of Binney & Smith's crayon packs between 1958 and 1990. Can you name all 64 of these colors in eight minutes?
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First submittedJune 29, 2020
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Apricot
Aquamarine
Bittersweet
Black
Blue
Blue-Gray
Bluish-Green
Blue-Violet
Brick Red
Brilliant Rose
Brown
Burnt Orange
Burnt Sienna
Cadet Blue
Carnation Pink
Copper
Cornflower
Forest Green
Gold
Goldenrod
Gray
Green
Green-Blue
Green-Yellow
Indian Red
Lavender
Lemon Yellow
Light Blue
Mahogany
Maize
Maroon
Melon
Midnight Blue
Mulberry
Navy Blue
Olive Green
Orange
Orange-Red
Orange-Yellow
Orchid
Peach
Periwinkle
Pine Green
Plum
Raw Sienna
Raw Umber
Red
Red-Orange
Red-Violet
Salmon
Sea Green
Sepia
Silver
Sky Blue
Spring Green
Tan
Thistle
Violet
Violet-Blue
Violet-Red
White
Yellow
Yellow-Green
Yellow-Orange
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78 Comments
NV1
+13
Level 51
Jul 3, 2020
Nominated and 5 stars!
elijahwade
+10
Level 95
Jul 3, 2020
Thank you for the nomination and the generous rating! I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz!
swaddle
+3
Level 39
Jan 20, 2021
We’re spoilt to have this feature
elijahwade
+1
Level 95
Jan 21, 2021
Once again, a very generous comment! Thank you! I am glad that you have enjoyed it!
HinesBrothers
+9
Level 75
Jul 21, 2020
Congratulations on your first feature!!!!!!
elijahwade
+8
Level 95
Jul 21, 2020
Whoa – that came out of nowhere!
GeoPhilia
+6
Level 56
Jul 21, 2020
Congratulations on your first Feature!
elijahwade
+3
Level 95
Jul 21, 2020
Thank you!
BotswanaEmperor
+4
Level 69
Jul 21, 2020
Congrats on your first feature! You deserve it.
elijahwade
+1
Level 95
Jul 21, 2020
Thank you!
Fresco3
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Level 68
Jul 21, 2020
31/64 not too shabby!

Was helpful when I worked out the likes of blue-green and red-orange worked! Though I didn’t try many of them in reverse!

peardestroyer
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Level 60
Jul 21, 2020
Woah great quiz and congrats on the feature! Just one thing - can you accept turquoise as a type-in for "blue green?"
elijahwade
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Level 95
Jul 21, 2020
Thank you for the comment! As the colour used in the Crayola No. 64 box is listed as 'blue-green', I have used that as a type-in, but perhaps the Quizmaster might see fit to allow 'turquoise'.
maxism
+3
Level 69
Jul 21, 2020
Love this, great quiz.
EytanMelech
+17
Level 67
Jul 21, 2020
Got cornflower and burnt sienna but forgot brown. *facepalms*
IsleAuHaulte
+1
Level 89
Jul 21, 2020
I swear I've done this before.
Jerry928
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Level 76
Jul 21, 2020
How come "Indian" in "Indian Red" appears as "Indian" with a strikethrough?
Jorissie
+4
Level 90
Jul 22, 2020
most likely because of the controversy in it's name.
elijahwade
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Level 95
Jul 22, 2020
That name is scored out because, while it is accurate historically, it has potentially serious racial undertones and was expunged from Crayola’s collection in 1999, being replaced with ‘Chestnut’. (It began innocently enough - with that red colour referring to geography, i.e. the country of India. The change took place after a large number of American teachers complained that their students were drawing discriminatory conclusions pertaining to American Indians.)
tbolt
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Level 77
Jul 25, 2020
Political correctness is even ruining crayons.
WillemLAif
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Level 76
Jul 29, 2020
These complaining American teachers were not doing their job very well, then. I wonder why.
elijahwade
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Level 95
Jul 30, 2020
Within a free market, speaking generally, a private corporation is permitted to do whatever they want. The fact that Binney & Smith chose to omit something that they found unnecessarily offensive toward an oppressed people group—even if that offense was caused by a misunderstanding—doesn't seem to me to be any sort of misdemeanour. If a culture is so affected by the name change of a crayon, I believe that said culture is quite weak and insecure.
wkrpnyc
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Level 81
Aug 17, 2020
How is the crayon assortment ruined by trying not to offend?
Oatmeal11
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Level 74
Aug 19, 2020
This does not change the fact that the crayon was called "Indian Red"
elijahwade
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Level 95
Aug 19, 2020
Indeed, this does not change the fact that the crayon was called 'Indian Red', but in exercising freedom of expression, I have scored out the answer so that, while it is perfectly readable, it is understood to be problematic in terms of the marginalisation of people of colour.
buck1017
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Level 78
Dec 21, 2021
you do you, but to me, that's silly. If you want to take a stand against it, then just include 63 of the 64 with a disclaimer that one was omitted because of reasons you see fit. Striking out a word does nothing more than bring attention to the very thing you are trying to avoid being an issue.
elijahwade
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Level 95
Dec 21, 2021
I never wrote that I was trying to avoid this being an issue… In fact, I think that discussing the subject is helpful.
FadKrashmor
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Level 71
May 29, 2022
Seems to me that the problem here is not the name of a crayon, but the attitudes of those using the crayons. I liked the quiz mind you - I like this type where you don't know the answers but have to come up with a number of plausible ones.
KingEureka
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Level 62
Jul 21, 2020
Congratulations on your first Feature! I knew you deserved it!
QRU
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Level 74
Jul 22, 2020
I'm happy, Flesh was accepted, alhough I'm not entirely sure for what.
elijahwade
+8
Level 95
Jul 22, 2020
Flesh/Peach.
amgine
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Level 66
Oct 22, 2022
Somewhere in recent history, the word flesh started to be conflated with the word skin, because human meat generally comes in the wrapping of the latter. Hence why some color schemes depict flesh as a light brown. But meat is clearly red and would actually be politically correct since "we all bleed red."
Jeremy
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Level 75
Jul 22, 2020
Great job on two features in a row! They're very well deserved, great job :)
Tomtrific
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Level 83
Jul 23, 2020
Lots of fun. Good quiz!
xtremesecretary
+6
Level 82
Jul 23, 2020
You did a great job on the design/layout of this quiz! Really added to the enjoyment of taking it!
elijahwade
+1
Level 95
Jul 23, 2020
Thank you!
DonTheLamplighter
+4
Level 85
Jul 25, 2020
What?! No phthalo blue???
amgine
+2
Level 66
Oct 22, 2022
Nice Bob Ross reference
Moos1005
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Level 84
Aug 13, 2020
Great quiz, but the tag might need to be corrected. It's in Geography at the moment :D
Chick0nPlayz
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Level 32
Aug 16, 2020
Geography is an automatic tag for has map.
Eigengrau
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Level 60
Aug 16, 2020
I'm pretty sure 90% of these names were made up by Crayola. Anyways, congrats on your first feature!
geogerno1
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Level 44
Aug 16, 2020
Really cool quiz
benzeller
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Level 65
Aug 16, 2020
I don't know why I'm here, I'm colorblind! Great quiz though!
seabird
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Level 67
Aug 16, 2020
29/64. Need to use my crayons more. Thought for sure Magenta and Cobalt Blue would be here. Need alternate spellings for Mahogany.
HiLow
+1
Level 39
Aug 18, 2020
43/64 Not too shabby if I say so myself
Nickelz
+1
Level 66
Apr 17, 2023
Or just learn how to spell.
erikj
+1
Level 65
Aug 17, 2020
Next time I clearly need to pay more attention to fruits and flowers...Such a fun quiz! 26/64!
smartness77
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Level 42
Aug 17, 2020
I got 36
HiLow
+2
Level 39
Aug 18, 2020
I have a Crayola 64 crayons box and I am 100% sure that it has Robins Egg Blue so can you please add that to the list?
ChineseChen
+4
Level 66
Aug 19, 2020
That might be the modern version. This is the version before 1990.
HiLow
+1
Level 39
Aug 18, 2020
It also has Bluetiful, Mauvelous, Asparagus, Tickle Me Pink, Macaroni and Cheese, and Granny Smith Apple.
elijahwade
+2
Level 95
Aug 18, 2020
These colours were added in 1992. As is written in the explanation, this quiz accounts for the colours in the pack from 1958-1990. For more information, see the Wikipedia article.
supergamerguy114
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Level 58
Aug 20, 2020
i've eaten all of these how do i not remember any of them?
zebidu92
+1
Level 36
Nov 4, 2020
why is indian red line through ?
elijahwade
+1
Level 95
Nov 4, 2020
See the thread above from 21 July 2020.
InfiniteBulk
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Level 67
Nov 24, 2020
Clever SVG and great quiz.
Nathaniel
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Level 74
Dec 28, 2020
Wooooowwww!!!! This is beautiful!!!! Flabbergasting quiz!!! Would have featured!!!
CMC315
+1
Level 59
Mar 3, 2021
GREAT quiz. I'm surprised I missed so many, as I was obsessed with my 64 pack of crayons when I was younger.
mightythor
+2
Level 66
Apr 2, 2021
Were the ones with the + symbol added later?
Ender
+2
Level 29
May 14, 2021
Congrats on getting featured!
elijahwade
+1
Level 95
May 14, 2021
Thank you!
NITR0
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Level 44
Jun 8, 2021
Most interesting and creative quiz I have seen.
elijahwade
+2
Level 95
Jun 8, 2021
Thank you for your very kind comment!
Mellyhdui
+1
Level 18
Jun 9, 2021
37…..
Angbo
+2
Level 65
Jul 29, 2021
wow i got 22 and I'm a Taiwanese!
niilo222
+2
Level 57
Oct 6, 2021
Amazing quiz! Greetings from Finland
Bletsch
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Level 68
Jul 30, 2022
I am certain that magenta was one of the colors. The time-frame for the quiz includes all of my childhood, and I went through several of these 64-crayon boxes. My cousin and I used to regard magenta and midnight blue as the two most highly prized crayons in the box.
elijahwade
+1
Level 95
Jul 31, 2022
See source.
InterAlia
+1
Level 76
Nov 6, 2022
I would have sworn the same, but clearly whatever we are remembering was something else - different crayon maker perhaps. Memory doesn't work the way we tend to think it does. Don't put too much stock in it when there is evidence to the contrary.
amgine
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Level 66
Oct 22, 2022
Gold, silver...... copper! I mean just go with bronze even though it is an alloy, it basically has the same color.

What a strange choice of names they went with. No pink, purple, indigo, magenta, lilac, burgundy, scarlet, cream, khaki... Then they have a bunch of hyphenated (compound) colors. I mean red-orange is just vermillion.

On the other hand, they decided on fancy names like "bittersweet"... how the heck does a taste sensation get a place on the color spectrum? Is it pink because tongues are pink?

GrammarBeane1
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Level 83
Oct 22, 2022
apparently "bittersweet" refers to a plant and not the flavor! I didn't even know there was such a plant before looking it up, though, so not sure if that's a great name choice
Jacktheguy
+1
Level 90
Oct 22, 2022
Got 48 on my first attempt. Surprised I remembered Sepia
boodog
+1
Level 17
Oct 23, 2022
this is a cool designed quiz and it was also fun too
GeorgianPotato
+1
Level 43
Feb 4, 2023
Wow 64/64 as georgian
LuckyCat
+1
Level 60
Mar 14, 2023
I don't understand why red-orange and orange-red don't make the same color, as well as all the other same-color combinations.
elijahwade
+1
Level 95
Mar 14, 2023
I didn't design the colours, but I can say that within these combinations, the colour that is mentioned first is the more dominant of the two.
DenAm
+1
Level 65
Jun 22, 2023
Wonderful quiz!
George5696
+1
Level 36
Aug 22, 2023
i put reddy orange. I think that should count
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