Which of the following statements about McDonald's iconic 'Golden Arches' logo is historically accurate?

Behind every iconic food brand is a logo with a story. Some have remained largely unchanged for decades, while others have undergone significant transformations to reflect changing times and marketing strategies. This trivia challenges you to test your knowledge about one of the most recognizable logo designs in the food industry. Can you identify the correct evolution fact about this famous fast food giant's visual identity?

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The original Golden Arches were part of the restaurant architecture design in 1953, before becoming the official logo in 1968
The Golden Arches were designed by founder Ray Kroc himself as a simplified version of his family's coat of arms
McDonald's originally used a chef mascot logo until 1965 when they switched to the arches after a customer survey
The Golden Arches were inspired by St. Louis' Gateway Arch and were initially colored red until market research showed yellow was more appetizing