What's Your Super Bowl Commercial I.Q.?
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The Super Bowl has been a showcase for TV commercials since the early days of the contest - a funny TWA airline commercial features a couple arguing about their vacation plans in 1969. From cigarettes and shaving cream to websites and cars, the ads have become classics.
Take our quiz on Super Bowl ads inside, and test your commercial I. Q.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
This 1998 ad began with all the trappings of a new car commercial – sweeping vistas, a silk draped object, but what was this ultimately advertising?
Explanation
This 1998 ad initially appears to be a typical new car commercial, with scenic views and a mysterious object draped in silk. However, the ultimate advertisement is for Hormel chili with beans. The unexpected twist of promoting chili instead of a car creates intrigue and captures the viewer's attention.Rate this question:
- 2.
“This is the worst commercial on the Super Bowl.” With these words, which dot.com (now busted) advertised itself in 2000?
- A.
Lifeminders.com
- B.
Hotjob.com
- C.
Ourbeginning.com
- D.
Computer.com
Correct Answer
A. Lifeminders.comExplanation
(You now can inquire about purchasing its domain name.)Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which hot actress of 2000 helped Motorola introduce the concept of “emessaging” – in which one could send a text message to the beepers of several people at once?
Correct Answer
Yasmine BleethExplanation
Yasmine Bleeth of “Baywatch” starred in the pitch for Motorola’s new service.Rate this question:
- 4.
An unusual referee – a zebra – watches a replay for an unusual game of football featuring Clydesdale horses.
- A.
Budweiser
- B.
Bud Light
Correct Answer
A. BudweiserExplanation
The correct answer is Budweiser. This is because Budweiser is a brand of beer that is known for its association with Clydesdale horses. They have been using Clydesdales in their advertisements and promotional events for many years. Therefore, it is likely that Budweiser would be involved in sponsoring an unusual game of football featuring Clydesdale horses, as mentioned in the question. Bud Light, on the other hand, is another brand of beer but does not have the same association with Clydesdales.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Frogs sing the praises of their beer.
- A.
Budweiser
- B.
Bud Light
Correct Answer
A. Budweiser -
- 6.
A naïve couple picks up an ax murderer because he’s carrying their favorite beer.
- A.
Budweiser
- B.
Bud Light
Correct Answer
B. Bud LightExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the naïve couple picks up an ax murderer because he is carrying their favorite beer, which is Bud Light. This suggests that the couple's love for Bud Light blinds them to the danger they are putting themselves in by associating with an ax murderer. Their naivety and obsession with their favorite beer lead them to make a risky decision.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Conan O’Brien agrees to do a commercial – but it only will be seen in Sweden.
- A.
Budweiser
- B.
Bud Light
Correct Answer
B. Bud LightExplanation
The given answer, Bud Light, is the most suitable option because it aligns with the context of the question. Conan O'Brien agreeing to do a commercial that will only be seen in Sweden suggests that the commercial is targeting a specific audience or market. Bud Light is a popular beer brand that often creates humorous and entertaining commercials, making it a fitting choice for this scenario.Rate this question:
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- 8.
An enterprising beer drinker installs a revolving wall to hide his beer.
- A.
Budweiser
- B.
Bud Light
Correct Answer
B. Bud LightExplanation
The correct answer is Bud Light because it is a popular beer brand known for its light and refreshing taste. The question mentions an "enterprising beer drinker" which implies that the person is resourceful and clever. Installing a revolving wall to hide his beer suggests that the person is trying to be discreet or secretive about his drinking habits. Bud Light is a commonly consumed beer that is often associated with social gatherings and casual drinking, making it a suitable choice for someone who wants to enjoy their beer without drawing too much attention.Rate this question:
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- 9.
He likes his date, but he likes her roommate better. What’s her response? “Date both of us.”
- A.
Budweiser
- B.
Bud Light
Correct Answer
A. Budweiser -
- 10.
A bridge is out, but a beer truck is on the other side. What will the townspeople do?
- A.
Budweiser
- B.
Bud Light
Correct Answer
A. Budweiser -
- 11.
Spuds Mackenzie
- A.
Budweiser
- B.
Bud Light
Correct Answer
B. Bud LightExplanation
Bud Light is the correct answer because Spuds Mackenzie was the mascot for Bud Light, not Budweiser. Spuds Mackenzie was a fictional dog character that appeared in Bud Light commercials during the late 1980s and early 1990s. He became a popular and iconic figure associated specifically with Bud Light, making it the correct choice.Rate this question:
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- 12.
This 2003 commercial was a playful homage to a 2000 drama starring Tom Hanks. What is the movie?
Correct Answer
Cast Away
Castaway
The Cast AwayExplanation
FedEx’s commercial played a scene straight out of “Cast Away,” as a rescued worker delivers his package, and asks ‘what’s in it?” The reply is priceless: “Oh, nothing, just a satellite phone, a GPS, fishing rod, water purifier, and (shakes it) just seeds.”Rate this question:
- 13.
Which celebrity played off his troubles with the IRS for H&R Block?
Correct Answer
Willie Nelson
Willy Nelson
Willie NelsenExplanation
H&R Block ads featured Willie Nelson – in a 2007 spot, he has to shill for a shaving cream company after finding out about his taxes.Rate this question:
- 14.
Which car company features a pint-size Darth Vader in an ad airing on tonight’s Super Bowl?
Correct Answer
VW
Volkswagen
VolkswagonExplanation
Volkswagen, promoting the PassatRate this question:
- 15.
Supermodel Cindy Crawford sports a new look for this soda. (1992)
- A.
Coke
- B.
Pepsi
Correct Answer
B. PepsiExplanation
In 1992, supermodel Cindy Crawford appeared in a new advertisement for a soda brand. The question asks to identify the brand, and the correct answer is Pepsi. This suggests that Cindy Crawford's new look was associated with Pepsi, indicating that she was endorsing or representing the brand in the advertisement.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Mr. Burns loses his money. (2010)
- A.
Coke
- B.
Pepsi
Correct Answer
A. Coke -
- 17.
“Grand Theft Auto” star takes a break from the mayhem of his video game world for a cool drink (2007)
- A.
Coke
- B.
Pepsi
Correct Answer
A. CokeExplanation
The given question provides a scenario where a character from the video game "Grand Theft Auto" takes a break to have a cool drink. The most likely choice for a cool drink in this context would be Coke, as it is a popular beverage known for its refreshing taste. Pepsi could also be a possible choice, but Coke is generally more associated with being a classic, go-to drink for refreshment.Rate this question:
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- 18.
Britney Spears travels through commercial time – from the 1950s to the 2000s.
- A.
Coke
- B.
Pepsi
Correct Answer
B. PepsiExplanation
The given answer, Pepsi, is likely the correct answer because Britney Spears has a well-known association with the brand. She appeared in several Pepsi commercials during her career, including a memorable one in the early 2000s where she traveled through different decades. Therefore, it can be inferred that the reference to Britney Spears traveling through commercial time from the 1950s to the 2000s is related to her involvement with Pepsi.Rate this question:
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- 19.
You think Bob Dole is endorsing Viagra, but he isn’t. (2001)
- A.
Coke
- B.
Pepsi
Correct Answer
B. PepsiExplanation
In 2001, there was a commercial featuring Bob Dole promoting Viagra, a medication for erectile dysfunction. However, the statement suggests that Bob Dole is not endorsing Viagra, implying that he is endorsing something else. Given the options provided, the only logical choice is Pepsi, as it is a competitor of Coke and the only other option given.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Mean Joe Greene gets a smile from a kid. (1979)
- A.
Coke
- B.
Pepsi
Correct Answer
A. CokeExplanation
In this iconic 1979 Coca-Cola commercial, Mean Joe Greene, a famous football player, receives a smile from a kid after he drinks a Coke. The commercial is known for its heartwarming message and the moment of connection between the tough athlete and the young fan. As a result, the correct answer is Coke, as it is the brand featured in this memorable advertisement.Rate this question:
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- 21.
T was the first one-second commercial aired in 2010. For what product?
Correct Answer
Miller High Life
High Life
Miller
Miller beerExplanation
The character, a beer truck driver, is seen, and simply says, “High Life.”Rate this question:
- 22.
When did the etrade babies first make an appearance?
Correct Answer
2008
08Explanation
The etrade babies first made an appearance in 2008. The year 2008 is mentioned in the answer, indicating that this is the correct year. Additionally, the number "08" is also mentioned, which further supports the answer.Rate this question:
- 23.
BONUS: Who sued etrade for mocking her?
Correct Answer
Lindsay Lohan
Lindsey Lohan
Lindsy LohanExplanation
Actress Lindsay Lohan (who has seen her troubles with the law and in rehab) sued the company, saying its “Milkaholic” commercial mocked her.Rate this question:
- 24.
Hich elderly actor co-starred with Betty White in last year’s Snickers commercial?
Correct Answer
Abe VigodaExplanation
Abe Vigoda is the correct answer because he was an elderly actor who co-starred with Betty White in a Snickers commercial that aired last year.Rate this question:
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