Question

What is a Logosglyph and a onomatopoeia?
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Answer 1

A logosglyph is a word that looks exactly like what it is supposed to be. examples: bed(shaped as a bed), eye(looks like a pair of eyes and a nose)

Onomatopoeia means that it is a word that sounds like the natural sound.
examples: whisper(represents the whispy or breathing sound of people talking quietly)

Answer 2

Answer:

An onomatopoeia is a word that describes a sound. A logos glyph is a word that looks like what it means.

Explanation:

An onomatopoeia is a word that describes a sound such as 'bam', 'whack', 'smack', 'crash'. the word that is  associated with a sound is a onomatopoeia.

A logos glyph is a word that looks like what it means. for example the word bed actually looks like a bed. and the word eyes looks like a pair of eyes and a nose on a face. (those are the most popular types of logos glyph)