Which groundbreaking commercial, aired during the 1984 Super Bowl, introduced the Apple Macintosh and is widely considered to have transformed Super Bowl advertising into the cultural phenomenon it is today?

The Super Bowl isn't just the biggest game in American football—it's also become the premier showcase for groundbreaking advertising. One commercial in particular revolutionized the concept of Super Bowl advertising and remains iconic decades later. Test your knowledge of this watershed moment in advertising history that forever changed how brands approach the big game.

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The '1984' commercial directed by Ridley Scott, featuring a female athlete smashing a screen representing conformity
The 'Where's the Beef?' Wendy's commercial featuring Clara Peller questioning the size of competitors' hamburger patties
The Pepsi commercial featuring Michael Jackson and his brothers performing 'Billie Jean' with modified lyrics
The Coca-Cola 'Hey Kid, Catch!' commercial featuring Mean Joe Greene giving his jersey to a young fan