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Sing It Out Loud: Smoke Our Coffin Nails! Quiz

The ads are history, but those (American) cigarette-advertising jingles play on and on in my head! I can still hear them! After 50 years! Can you remember them too?

A multiple-choice quiz by ragiel. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
ragiel

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
185,199

Updated
Jul 23 22

# Qns
10

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Avg Score
6 / 10

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Question 1 of 10

1. Okay, so this is maybe a little before my time, but a 1948 issue of Life magazine contained a cigarette ad featuring popular actor Ronald Reagan! Anybody here seen that one? Which brand was he endorsing? Hint

Lucky Strike

Camel

Chesterfield

Old Gold

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Question 2 of 10

2. Smokers were supposed to be willing to "walk a mile for" which brand? Hint

Tareyton

Lucky Strike

Marlboro

Camel

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Question 3 of 10

3. What did "every Parliament give you" in their jingle? Hint

That smooth, satisfying smoke

Micronite filter

A silly millimeter longer

Extra margin

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Question 4 of 10

4. Which brand boasted about its Micronite filter? Hint

Kent

Winston

Pall Mall filter

Tareyton

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Question 5 of 10

5. Which brand had "Filter, flavor, flip-top box"? Hint

Winston

Marlboro

Parliament

Camel

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which brand used a penguin to promote its product? Hint

Kool

Benson & Hedges Green

Salem

Carleton

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Question 7 of 10

7. Reaching back a little again here ... What brand changed its package color during World War II? Hint

Old Gold

Chesterfield

Lucky Strike

Phillip Morris

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Question 8 of 10

8. What did LSMFT stand for? Hint

Lucky Strike Means Fine Taste

Let's Smoke More Fine Tobacco

Lighter, Smoother, Mellower Filter Taste

Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco

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Question 9 of 10

9. What would Tareyton smokers do? Hint

Never settle for less

Save the enclosed Green Stamps for valuable gifts

Walk a mile for a Camel

Rather fight than switch

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Question 10 of 10

10. Which brand's cigarette congratulated its smokers with "You've Come a Long Way, Baby"? Hint

Benson & Hedges

Winston

Tareyton

Virginia Slims

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer: Chesterfield

Actually, although Reagan posed for more than one tobacco ad, he was a non-smoker. He could have told his children to "Do as I do, not as I say!"

2. Smokers were supposed to be willing to "walk a mile for" which brand?

Answer: Camel

Of course, the smoker of too many Camels might be too winded to walk the whole mile!

3. What did "every Parliament give you" in their jingle?

Answer: Extra margin

The "recessed" filter had a quarter-inch (about 6 mm) cardboard collar to prevent contact with the lips.

4. Which brand boasted about its Micronite filter?

Answer: Kent

The ads showed the filter split open to show how much unappetizing residue had been absorbed! Kent later replaced that filter after it was found to be less effective than others. The ads had already been pulled - the sight of that repulsive residue made smokers think of how much their lungs were still exposed to, and quite a few stopped smoking completely.

5. Which brand had "Filter, flavor, flip-top box"?

Answer: Marlboro

The box was supposed to keep its contents uncrushed. The cigarettes it held were shorter than those packed in the soft package. Consumers weren't all that happy with the box, so later ads changed the words to "pack OR box."

6. Which brand used a penguin to promote its product?

Answer: Kool

Menthol-scented cigarettes were supposed to be more refreshing and, well, cooler.

7. Reaching back a little again here ... What brand changed its package color during World War II?

Answer: Lucky Strike

"Lucky Strike Goes to War!" the ads proclaimed, showing the previously green pack exchanged for a white one.

8. What did LSMFT stand for?

Answer: Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco

Nothing like secret inside knowledge to make the buyer choose a product, maybe?

9. What would Tareyton smokers do?

Answer: Rather fight than switch

The ads showed a black-eyed but beaming person smoking a Tareyton, of course!

10. Which brand's cigarette congratulated its smokers with "You've Come a Long Way, Baby"?

Answer: Virginia Slims

Right. A long way, but just not in the right direction. In 2004, lung cancer killed more women each year than breast cancer. If most cases of breast cancer could be prevented by giving up a habit like smoking, how many women would do it?

Please take care of yourselves, Quizzylanders. I love you all!

Source: Author ragiel

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