[Answer] In "Eats, Shoots and Leaves, punctuation marks are compared to what highway safety device, because they keep words from banging together?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "In \"Eats, Shoots and Leaves,\u201d punctuation marks are compared to what highway safety device, because they keep words from banging together?"

...Hint :Go, Stop, Slow

[Answer] 6. What is the name of the device that you press in the centre of the board to roll the dice in the popular board game "Trouble"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. What is the name of the device that you press in the centre of the board to roll the dice in the popular board game "Trouble"?"

...1. Popping Bubble 2. Fun-O-Matic 3. Roller Cube 4. Pop-O-Matic "Trouble" is a Milton Bradley game which has been popular since the 1960's.

[Answer] 9. Which all too realistic board game was the central plot device of a popular 1990s movie bearing the same name?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Which all too realistic board game was the central plot device of a popular 1990s movie bearing the same name?"

...1. Jumanji 2. Monopoly 3. Parcheesi 4. Stratego This movie starred Robin Williams as Alan Parrish who when he was in sixth grade got sucked into the game for 26 years until he got freed by a roll of the dice. Once freed it was up to him to end the game which would stop all the things coming out of the game such as Monkeys and a Lion.

[Answer] 2. In 1896, Jesse Reno introduced an ingenious device to the public. It moved humanity and can be found in many establishments, such as shopping centers and airports. What was this common item?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. In 1896, Jesse Reno introduced an ingenious device to the public. It moved humanity and can be found in many establishments, such as shopping centers and airports. What was this common item? "

...1. Electromagnet 2. Electric elevator 3. Escalator 4. Electric motor Jesse's first escalator was installed at Coney Island in 1896. It was approximately 2.1 meters tall and had around 75,000 visitors. Charles Seeberger coined the word escalator and the Otis Company modernized it.