[Answer] What is the name of the hat traditionally used by chefs?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the name of the hat traditionally used by chefs?"

...The traditional hat worn by chefs, known as a "toque," is an iconic symbol of the culinary profession. The toque blanche, or white chef's hat, dates back to the 19th century and is closely associated with the legendary French chef Marie-Antoine Carême, who is credited with popularizing it as a mark of professionalism and rank within the kitchen. The height and number of pleats in a toque were traditionally believed to represent the number of recipes or techniques a chef had mastered, or the number of ways a chef could prepare an egg.

[Answer] 6. Heading north, I stop at Atlcatl for one of my favorite Central American snacks: pupusas. Pupusas are thick corn meal patties stuffed with different ingredients. Which of the following is a common filling for pupusas?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. Heading north, I stop at Atlcatl for one of my favorite Central American snacks: pupusas. Pupusas are thick corn meal patties stuffed with different ingredients. Which of the following is a common filling for pupusas?"

...1. Pork 2. Beans 3. Cheese 4. All of these Pupusas are a street food from El Salvador. Salvadorans are a relatively recent addition to the LA ethnic mix, arriving in large numbers during the Salvadoran Civil War of the 1980s. Los Angeles is home to the largest Salvadoran population outside of El Salvador.

[Answer] 5. Who is the Olympic swimmer from the U.S., who beat the record for number of gold medals won at a single Olympic Games?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Who is the Olympic swimmer from the U.S., who beat the record for number of gold medals won at a single Olympic Games?"

...1. Caroline Bruce 2. Lindsay Lohan 3. Jonny Carabacci 4. Michael Phelps Michael Phelps is the USA's swimming iconic figure, gracing himself on many magazine covers. At the Beijing 2008 Olympics he won eight gold medals, breaking Mark Spitz's record of seven gold medals won in a single Olympic Games, Munich 1972.

[Answer] 4. When they brought me back to my room, I was put into bed and they tethered me. What did they do to me?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. When they brought me back to my room, I was put into bed and they tethered me. What did they do to me?"

...1. Left me all alone 2. Helped me to order my lunch 3. Gave me a huge and angry lecture 4. Tied me to the bed Being tethered means they tied me to the bed so I couldn't get up. A tether is a cord that anchors anything that is movable to a stationary support. I felt trapped! I was only at the hospital to have some gall stones removed. I was supposed to get out the next day. My mom came to visit me and was astonished at my appearance. There I was, tied to my bed with a headless teddy bear, a bruised bum, a bruised knee, a broken finger, a stitched left shoulder, a stitched head, a stitched mouth, a stitched knee, a broken ankle and a sprained right shoulder. I was going to remain in hospital for a few extra days. My mom just shook her head and started laughing! She knows that I'm clumsy, unlucky and what!

[Answer] 3. Who was responsible for damage to Evander Holyfield's ear?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. Who was responsible for damage to Evander Holyfield's ear?"

...1. Joe Frazier 2. George Foreman 3. Mike Tyson 4. Sugar Ray Leonard June 28, 1997 marked the date of the second boxing bout between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield. Holyfield was clearly dominating the fight. He won both the first and the second round, but in round three, Tyson managed to roll his head up above Holyfield's shoulder. Having done that, Tyson then surprisingly bit Holyfield in the ear. Mike Tyson actually managed to bite off a piece of cartilage that was about one inch in size. This came from the top area of Holyfield's right ear. After the bite, Tyson then spat that piece of cartilage from Holyfield's ear out onto the boxing mat. The fight carried on and amazingly Tyson took a bite of Holyfield's left ear. It then came as no surprise when the fight was stopped. Mike Tyson was disqualified for biting Holyfield, his boxing license was taken away from him and he was ordered to pay a fine.

[Answer] 2. Which royal (and actually deceased) person did Anna Anderson claim to be?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. Which royal (and actually deceased) person did Anna Anderson claim to be?"

...1. Anastasia Nicolaevna 2. The illegimate daughter of Elizabeth I 3. Mary of Teck 4. Queen Marie of Romania In 2008 when tests were done on remains from Yekaterinburg, it was shown that all four young Romanov Grand Duchesses, their parents, and their young brother were accounted for. Although Anderson's body was cremated after her death, enough samples, in the form of tissue and hair, remained to be tested and showed no relation to remaining members of the Russian Royal family. Question by MargW

[Answer] 1. My twenty-year-old son tells me that he noted a hard bump in his testicle three months ago and it hasn't gone away. What should I tell him to do?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. My twenty-year-old son tells me that he noted a hard bump in his testicle three months ago and it hasn't gone away. What should I tell him to do?"

...1. he's just growing still, tell him not to worry 2. tell him to see a doctor immediately 3. if it doesn't hurt, tell him to keep an eye on it 4. tell him to buy an athletic support Hard masses in the testis are considered to be cancerous until proven otherwise and delay in reporting them to family and the physician is very typical. Treatment is highly successful but better done early. Most men are at young adult age when they get cancer of the testis, but it can be present in children and the elderly. No growth changes would explain a hard mass and most tumors are painless, though some are painful. Buying an athletic support would be of no real help here.