Hello, I asked 206 participants in a 10-item survey (were they could select more than one option) what they thought of a logo: 22 (or 10.68%) thought it looked "friendly", XXXXXXXXXX%) thought it...

Hello, I asked 206 participants in a 10-item survey (were they could select more than one option) what they thought of a logo:
Organic 22 (or 10.68%) thought it looked "
friendly", 21 (10.19%) thought it looked "organic", 54 (26.21%) thought it looked "established", 12 (5.83%) thought it looked "elegant", 16 (7.77%) thought it looked "fun", 54 (26.21%) thought it looked "dependable", 15 (7.28%) thought it looked "prestigious", 8 (3.88%) thought it looked "bright", 89 (43.2%) thought it looked "boring", 7 (3.4%) wrote in a response for "other", how do I calculate the/any statistically significant difference between the "boring" group and the other groups? And/or between the "established" and "dependable" group and the others? Thank you!
i) To find whether there is difference between boring and other groups
For this we assume that there is no difference among the groups and in other words we...