[Answer] 1. This leader was in charge of the Khmer Rouge communist movement in Cambodia. His attempts to "cleanse" Cambodia resulted in millions of deaths.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. This leader was in charge of the Khmer Rouge communist movement in Cambodia. His attempts to "cleanse" Cambodia resulted in millions of deaths."

...1. Pol Pot 2. Kim Il-Sung 3. Kim Jong-Il 4. Tou Samouth Pol Pot was the leader of Cambodia's "Khmer Rouge" communist movement. It is estimated he caused between 1.7-2.5 million deaths. He favored "agrarian socialism", which involved relocating people from towns to rural environments to work on his "special projects." Pol Pot, whose original name was Saloth Sar, wanted a new beginning, a "Year Zero." About 20% of the Cambodian population died at the hands of Pol Pot's leadership. His cruel reign was brought to an end during the Cambodian-Vietnamese War of 1978-79. Tou Samouth was Pol Pot's mentor. Kim Jong-Il and Kim Il-Sung are both North Korean despots.

[Answer] 4. Annually, various toilet paper companies spend millions on advertising to entice the consumer into buying their product. What has been used in popular toilet paper commercials?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Annually, various toilet paper companies spend millions on advertising to entice the consumer into buying their product. What has been used in popular toilet paper commercials?"

...1. Puppies 2. Animated bears 3. Kittens 4. All of these The toilet paper industry pretty much has a product that is in demand by the consumer. In 2007, USA Today magazine claimed that 100 million dollars was spent in the USA on advertisements for toilet paper. In the same consumer report for 2007, it states that the toilet paper industries in the United States made a estimated 3.7 million dollars and this does not include the sales made by Wal Mart. In 2003, Toilet Paper World (that is really its name) claimed that the global sales for toilet paper reached 19 billion dollars.

[Answer] Died March 5: What famous American comedian made millions laugh on "Saturday Night Live" and in the movies like "Blues Brothers", but died in his 30s from a drugs overdose?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Died March 5: What famous American comedian made millions laugh on "Saturday Night Live" and in the movies like "Blues Brothers", but died in his 30s from a drugs overdose?"

...Chicago-born John Belushi lived a brief but full life. Like John Candy, Belushi was a member of The Second City comedy troupe based in Chicago, his hometown. He was a popular regular on "Saturday Night Live" in the 1970s. His two most famous films were the college-fraternity romp "Animal House" (1978) and "The Blues Brothers" (1980) with Dan Aykroyd. The latter not only revitalized blues music, but also it set a record for the most cars crashed in a single movie! Unfortunately, he used drugs to cope with fame and the pressures of success. On March 5, 1982, Belushi was discovered dead in Hollywood's Chateau Marmont Hotel from a combination of cocaine and heroin known as a speedball. He was 33.

[Answer] Died March 5: What famous American comedian made millions laugh on "Saturday Night Live" and in the movies like "Blues Brothers", but died in his 30s from a drugs overdose?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Died March 5: What famous American comedian made millions laugh on "Saturday Night Live" and in the movies like "Blues Brothers", but died in his 30s from a drugs overdose?"

...Chicago-born John Belushi lived a brief but full life. Like John Candy, Belushi was a member of The Second City comedy troupe based in Chicago, his hometown. He was a popular regular on "Saturday Night Live" in the 1970s. His two most famous films were the college-fraternity romp "Animal House" (1978) and "The Blues Brothers" (1980) with Dan Aykroyd. The latter not only revitalized blues music, but also it set a record for the most cars crashed in a single movie! Unfortunately, he used drugs to cope with fame and the pressures of success. On March 5, 1982, Belushi was discovered dead in Hollywood's Chateau Marmont Hotel from a combination of cocaine and heroin known as a speedball. He was 33.