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Quiz about SNL Commercial Satires
Quiz about SNL Commercial Satires

"SNL" Commercial Satires Trivia Quiz


This selection is about some of the great "SNL" commercials that they have done as spoofs over the many years of "SNL". Please enjoy and let me know if you find mistakes or how it may be improved. PLEASE RATE MY QUIZ!

A multiple-choice quiz by burleymon. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
burleymon
Time
5 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
256,384
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
6 / 10
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Question 1 of 10
1. "SNL" classic spoof commercial. Perhaps the most famous of the commercial parodies. In this spoof, Dan Aykroyd gives a demonstration for this product. After the whirring, one person announces it is really great. What is this spoofed product? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. This "SNL" commercial spoof begins on a tennis court. The grandmother character just doesn't seem to be able to get around as well as she used to. The grandfather character says he's gonna have a talk with ol' grandmother character. He uses a pitcher of iced tea to illustrate his point. What was the spoofed product's name? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. This "SNL" classic features John Belushi as the star of this spoof. He has just finished competing in the decathlon when he credits his success to what product? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. This product spoof was aimed at kids and adults. This product came with warnings and the voice over was from Phil Hartman. There is a warning that asks owners of this item "not to taunt" this product. What was the spoofed product? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. This "SNL" commercial spoof was about a product that was produced from "German engineering with Mexican know-how". Its price was $179. What was the name of the product? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. This commercial spoof has a man eating a bowl of cereal, when he is asked some questions. When he fails to give the correct answer, suddenly there arises a pyramid of bowls showing how many bowls of cereal it would take, of whatever cereal the character is eating for breakfast, to equal just one bowl of this spoofed product. What is its name? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. This spoof touted a product that you could barely hear about during its playing. It was also better tastin' cause it's mined. What was this spoofed product? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. The spoofed product made claim that it was a floor wax. No, its a delicious dessert topping. No, it's both. A floor wax and dessert topping! What was the name of this product being spoofed? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. This commercial spoof was for First Citiwide Bank that offered a particular service. What service was being satirized? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. This commercial spoof was for the Royal Deluxe II automobile. This "luxury" car showed how smooth the ride was by having a ___________ perform a ______________________ in the back seat. Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. "SNL" classic spoof commercial. Perhaps the most famous of the commercial parodies. In this spoof, Dan Aykroyd gives a demonstration for this product. After the whirring, one person announces it is really great. What is this spoofed product?

Answer: Bass-O-Matic

Aykroyd wrote this bit and it was so off the wall that even today it remains a classic.
2. This "SNL" commercial spoof begins on a tennis court. The grandmother character just doesn't seem to be able to get around as well as she used to. The grandfather character says he's gonna have a talk with ol' grandmother character. He uses a pitcher of iced tea to illustrate his point. What was the spoofed product's name?

Answer: Oops I Crapped My Pants

This spoof was satirizing the adult diaper commercials like Depends.
3. This "SNL" classic features John Belushi as the star of this spoof. He has just finished competing in the decathlon when he credits his success to what product?

Answer: Little Chocolate Donuts

John Belushi also did a skit with white powdered donuts. It was satirizing his use of cocaine in that the powdered sugar of the donut appears underneath his nose.
4. This product spoof was aimed at kids and adults. This product came with warnings and the voice over was from Phil Hartman. There is a warning that asks owners of this item "not to taunt" this product. What was the spoofed product?

Answer: Happy Fun Ball

Happy Fun Ball was a bit controversial. "SNL" brought it back though as a sponsor for the news one night.
5. This "SNL" commercial spoof was about a product that was produced from "German engineering with Mexican know-how". Its price was $179. What was the name of the product?

Answer: Adobe Automobile

The funny part was when the guy had an accident and wet it to "fix" the car.
As we are shown the spoof commercial, the driver has been seated in the driver's seat, he stands and we now see that his light colored clothing has a big red clay stain on the back of his clothes.
6. This commercial spoof has a man eating a bowl of cereal, when he is asked some questions. When he fails to give the correct answer, suddenly there arises a pyramid of bowls showing how many bowls of cereal it would take, of whatever cereal the character is eating for breakfast, to equal just one bowl of this spoofed product. What is its name?

Answer: Colon Blow

In this spoof, the sudden emergence of 30,000 bowls would equal one bowl of whatever Phil Hartman was having. Introduced during the commercial spoof is even finished is Super Colon Blow that would now equal 2.5 million bowls of the cereal he was eating. That's a lot of bowls and a great special effect on this commercial spoof.
7. This spoof touted a product that you could barely hear about during its playing. It was also better tastin' cause it's mined. What was this spoofed product?

Answer: Quarry Cereal

Funny stuff. As they are sitting around enjoying a bowl, their crunching is so loud it is impossible to hear their breakfast converstaion. Imagine, if you will, what became of their teeth from eating this "mined" cereal.
8. The spoofed product made claim that it was a floor wax. No, its a delicious dessert topping. No, it's both. A floor wax and dessert topping! What was the name of this product being spoofed?

Answer: New Shimmer

This commercial spoof starred Dan Aykroyd, Gilda Radner, and Chevy Chase.
9. This commercial spoof was for First Citiwide Bank that offered a particular service. What service was being satirized?

Answer: They made change.

This skit on "Saturday Night Live" originally aired on October 8, 1988.
-Bank Representative (character played by Jim Downey): "I imagine a lot of people don't realize that change is a two-way street. You can come in with sixteen quarters, eight dimes, and four nickels - we can give you a five-dollar bill. Or we can give you five singles. Or two singles, eight quarters, and ten dimes. You'd be amazed at the variety of the options you have."

I was totally fooled by this commercial spoof. There were two parts to this commercial spoof, both airing that night on the show hosted by Tom Hanks.
10. This commercial spoof was for the Royal Deluxe II automobile. This "luxury" car showed how smooth the ride was by having a ___________ perform a ______________________ in the back seat.

Answer: Mohel; circumcision

This spoof of the Ford LTD commercial with the diamond cutter in the backseat was such a fantastic idea and shows how much "SNL" has influenced us all in so many ways, and even through the "thin years" has some classic stuff.
Source: Author burleymon

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