Question

What is the most likely significance of the tagline “The Greatest Snow on Earth”? It is a play on the words “The Greatest Show on Earth,” suggesting that the snowfall is so spectacular it is like a performance. It is a reference to a scientific fact that Utah has far superior snow to any other state. It is a simple statement meant only to convey that Utah thinks it has better snow than anyone else. It is in the ad so that viewers will understand and appreciate snowflakes.

Answer 1

• It is a play on the words “The Greatest Show on Earth,” suggesting that the snowfall is so spectacular it is like a performance.

Step-by-step explanation:

The snow atmosphere found in the Cottonwood Canyons of Utah's Wasatch Mountains has these fixings: Frequent tempests, a delicate basic surface of snow, and Right-side-up-snowfall. Just a couple of different places on Earth are its equivalent: the Tetons, inside British Columbia, and Hokkaido Island in Japan.