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Super Bowl Reading Passages (Homework)

Last updated 3 months ago

25 questions

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Question 1

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What is the main idea?

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Question 6

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What is the main idea?

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Question 11

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How did Jane Eisner come up with the slogan idea?

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Question 16

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What is the main idea?

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Question 21

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How did the trophy get its name?

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Question 2

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What is special about the roof of the stadium?

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Question 7

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How was the half time show different than those in recent games?

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Question 12

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What was the effect of Phil Simms using the new slogan after the 1987 Super Bowl?

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Question 17

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Why would a business want to have its commercial on during the Super Bowl?

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Question 22

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How is the Vince Lombardi Trophy different than other sports championship trophies?

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Question 25

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The Seahawks are an older team than the Patriots. 

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Super Bowl LX will be played at Lewis Stadium in Santa Clara, CA

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The Seahawks have won more Super Bowls than the Patriots.

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The analyst's predictions for the winner were correct?

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The Green Bay Packers were a new team. 

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The first Super Bowl was a sell-out game.

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The Disney slogan was first used by baseball players.

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The 1987 Super Bowl happened before the first airplane flew around the world without stopping. 

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Miss America later used the slogan. 

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False

The 2015 Super Bowl was the most watched program in American history. 

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False

Some people only watch the game to see the commercials. 

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a 2-minute ad costs an average of $6 million. 

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The Vince Lombardi Trophy got its name in 1970. 

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The trophy was designed by the National Football League. 

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The trophy is made of solid gold.

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