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Super Bowl Trivia II Put an X Beside the Answer You Think Is Right! ? ? ? Super Bowl Trivia II Put an X beside the answer you think is right! ? ? ? 01. Who kicked the longest 07. How many Super Bowl games 14. The first famous Super Bowl commercial field goal in Super Bowl have been tied at the end of the was advertising which product? history? first quarter? q A. Coca-Cola q B. Xerox q A. Steve Christie (Bills) q A. 13 q B. 9 q C. Noxema q D. Levi's q B. Jason Elam (Broncos) q C. 15 q D. None q C. Jeff Wilkins (Rams) 15. What Super Bowl played outdoors q D. John Kasay (Panthers) 08. How many times has the registered the coldest game time temperature? Super Bowl been tied at halftime? q A. Super Bowl VI - Dallas vs. Miami at 02. Who was named MVP q A. 1 q B. 3 Tulane Stadium for Super Bowl I? q C. 5 q D. none q B. Super Bowl VIII - Miami vs. Minnesota at q A. Joe Namath Rice Stadium q B. Bart Starr 09. How much did the first Super q C. Super Bowl IX - Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota q C. Len Dawson Bowl tickets cost? at Tulane Stadium q D. Roger Staubach q A. $28-$35 q B. $23-$27 q D. Super Bowl XI - Oakland vs. Minnesota q C. $13-$17 q D. $6-$12 at the Rose Bowl 03. How much money did a player on the winning team 10. Which was the most watched 16. How much did a 30 second commercial make in Super Bowl I? Super Bowl game ever? spot cost for the 2008 Super Bowl? q A. $15,000 q A. XLI (Colts vs. Bears) q A. $2.6 million q B. $3.0 million q B. $10,000 q B. XLVI (Giants vs Patriots) q C. $2.4 million q D. $2.7 million q C. $20,000 q C. XLIX (Seahawks vs Patriots) q D. $8,000 q D. LI (Patriots vs Falcons) 17. The longest punt in Super Bowl history was 65 yards. Who kicked it? 04. Who sang the National 11. Who is the oldest head coach q A. Lee Johnson (Cincinnati) - XXIII Anthem at Super Bowl XXI? to win a Super Bowl? q B. Rich Camarillo (New England) - XX q A. Billy Joel q A. Tom Coughlin q C. Ryan Allen (New England) – XLIX q B. Aaron Neville q B. Weeb Ewbank q D. Johnny Hekker (Los Angeles Rams) - LIII q C. Barry Manilow q C. Dick Vermeil q D. Neil Diamond q D. Bill Belichick 18. What was the first Super Bowl called? q A. NFL Championship Game 05. Which team played in 4 12. Which player has won the q B. AAFC World Championship Game consecutive Super Bowls? most Super Bowl MVP awards? q C. AFL-NFL World Championship Game q A. Miami Dolphins q A. Joe Montana q D. AFL Championship Game q B. Buffalo Bills q B. Tom Brady q C. Green bay Packers q C. Terry Bradshaw 19. What team had the most fumbles in a Super q D. Dallas Cowboys q D. Eli Manning Bowl game? q A. Dallas - XII q B. Buffalo - XXVII 06. Which player has won 13. Who was the MVP for Super q C. Pittsburgh - X q D. Denver - XII the most Super Bowls with Bowl XX? one team? q A. Richard Dent 20. Who holds the record for most career sacks q A. Joe Greene q B. Joe Montana in Super Bowl appearances? q B. Terry Bradshaw q C. Phil Simms q A. L.C. Greenwood (Steelers) q C. Charles Haley q D. Marcus Allen q B. Jeff Wright (Buffalo) q D. Tom Brady q C. Charles Haley (49ers/Cowboys) q D. Reggie White (Green Bay) Copyright © 2005-2020 Diva-Girl-Parties-And-Stuff.com | All Rights Reserved Super Bowl Trivia II ANSWER KEY ? ? ? 01. Who kicked the longest 07. How many Super Bowl games 14. The first famous Super Bowl commercial field goal in Super Bowl have been tied at the end of the was advertising which product? history? first quarter? q A. Coca-Cola q B. Xerox q X A. Steve Christie (Bills) X A. 13 B. 9 X C. Noxema q D. Levi's q B. Jason Elam (Broncos) q C. 15 q D. None q C. Jeff Wilkins (Rams) 15. What Super Bowl played outdoors q D. John Kasay (Panthers) 08. How many times has the Super registered the coldest game time temperature? Bowl been tied at halftime? X A. Super Bowl VI - Dallas vs. Miami at 02. Who was named MVP q A. 1 X B. 3 Tulane Stadium for Super Bowl I? q C. 5 q D. none q B. Super Bowl VIII - Miami vs. Minnesota at q A. Joe Namath Rice Stadium X B. Bart Starr 09. How much did the first Super q C. Super Bowl IX - Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota q C. Len Dawson Bowl tickets cost? at Tulane Stadium q D. Roger Staubach q A. $28-$35 q B. $23-$27 q D. Super Bowl XI - Oakland vs. Minnesota q C. $13-$17 X D. $6-$12 at the Rose Bowl 03. How much money did a player on the winning team 10. Which was the most watched 16. How much did a 30 second commercial make in Super Bowl I? spot cost for the 2008 Super Bowl? Super Bowl game ever? q q A. $15,000 q A. XLI (Colts vs. Bears) A. $2.6 million B. $3.0 million X q q B. $10,000 q B. XLVI (Giants vs Patriots) C. $2.4 million X D. $2.7 million q C. $20,000 X C. XLIX (Seahawks vs Patriots) q D. $8,000 q D. LI (Patriots vs Falcons) 17. The longest punt in Super Bowl history was 65 yards. Who kicked it? q 04. Who sang the National 11. Who is the oldest head coach A. Lee Johnson (Cincinnati) - XXIII Anthem at Super Bowl XXI? q B. Rich Camarillo (New England) - XX to win a Super Bowl? q q A. Billy Joel q A. Tom Coughlin C. Ryan Allen (New England) – XLIX q B. Aaron Neville q B. Weeb Ewbank X D. Johnny Hekker (Los Angeles Rams) - LIII q C. Barry Manilow q C. Dick Vermeil X D. Neil Diamond X D. Bill Belichick 18. What was the first Super Bowl called? q A. NFL Championship Game q 05. Which team played in 4 12. Which player has won the most B. AAFC World Championship Game consecutive Super Bowls? Super Bowl MVP awards? X C. AFL-NFL World Championship Game q A. Miami Dolphins q A. Joe Montana q D. AFL Championship Game X B. Buffalo Bills X B. Tom Brady q C. Green bay Packers q C. Terry Bradshaw 19. What team had the most fumbles in a q D. Dallas Cowboys q D. Eli Manning Super Bowl game? q A. Dallas - XII X B. Buffalo - XXVII 06. Which player has won 13. Who was the MVP for Super q C. Pittsburgh - X q D. Denver - XII the most Super Bowls with Bowl XX? one team? A. Richard Dent 20. Who holds the record for most career q X A. Joe Greene q B. Joe Montana sacks in Super Bowl appearances? q B. Terry Bradshaw q A. L.C. Greenwood (Steelers) q C. Phil Simms X C. Charles Haley q D. Marcus Allen q B. Jeff Wright (Buffalo) X D. Tom Brady q C. Charles Haley (49ers/Cowboys) q D. Reggie White (Green Bay) Copyright © 2005-2020 Diva-Girl-Parties-And-Stuff.com | All Rights Reserved.
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