Superbowl Commercials

While you might not remember the winner (or loser) from every Super Bowl of the past 25 years, chances are, you can recall a few of the commercials. From a financially savvy baby explaining how he trades online to a dog named Weego to a red M&M named Danny DeVito, the past two and half decades have provided some of the best spots ever-the pop culture champs of Super Bowl Sunday. - USA Today 1/13/20

• Main Idea or Claim: From a financially savvy baby explaining how he trades online to a dog named Weego to a red M&M named Danny DeVito...

• Main Idea or Claim: ... the past two and half decades have provided some of the best spots ever-the pop culture champs of Super Bowl Sunday.

What is the narrator’s favorite part about the Superbowl Party?

• Sitting beside Mrs. Janzen

• Munching on appetizers while watching the commercials and halftime show.

• Watching the Hail-Mary plays.

• The narrator hates football.

Which of the following best describes the tone of most Super Bowl commercials?

• Serious and informative

• Humorous and entertaining

• Sad and reflective

• Mysterious and suspenseful

What is a common theme found in Super Bowl commercials?

• Political debates

• Family gatherings

• Product innovation

• Sportsmanship

Identify the main purpose of Super Bowl commercials.

• To entertain viewers

• To inform about sports

• To promote products

• To criticize competitors

Which sentence uses the word 'commercial' correctly?

• The commercial was very emotional and made me cry.

• He commercialed his way through the crowd.

• She was commercialing her homework.

• They were commercial about the weather.

What is the primary audience for Super Bowl commercials?

• Children

• Teenagers

• Adults

• Elderly

Which of the following is an example of a literary device often used in Super Bowl commercials?

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Hyperbole

• Onomatopoeia

What is the effect of humor in Super Bowl commercials?

• It confuses the audience.

• It makes the product seem less important.

• It engages the audience and makes the commercial memorable.

• It distracts from the main message.

Which of the following best describes the structure of a typical Super Bowl commercial?

• Introduction, conflict, resolution

• Question, answer, conclusion

• Problem, solution, call to action

• Narrative, climax, ending