[Answer] Which city is located on two continents?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which city is located on two continents?"

...Istanbul, Turkey is the only major city in the world located on two continents - Europe and Asia. Istanbul once known as Constantinople, is the most populous city in Turkey, and the country's economic, cultural, and historical center. Due to the nebulous nature of the boundaries between Europe and Asia, Istanbul is the only naturally occurring transcontinental city. The Bosphorus strait separates its continental European and Asian portions. Istanbul is Turkey’s largest city and has roughly 65% of its citizens residing on the European side, while the remainder live on the geographically Asian side of the strait.

[Answer] 6. This comedienne resembles a puli, but only because of her dreadlocks. Pulis also have fur that resembles dreads. This sister acts, she sings, has a talk show, and is a comedienne! Who is the actress?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. This comedienne resembles a puli, but only because of her dreadlocks. Pulis also have fur that resembles dreads. This sister acts, she sings, has a talk show, and is a comedienne! Who is the actress?"

...1. Oprah Winfrey 2. Whoopi Goldberg 3. Margaret Avery 4. Aretha Franklin Whoopi Goldberg was born in 1955 as Caryn Elaine Johnson. She first starred in "The Color Purple" in 1985. As an added clue, I said "this sister acts..." "Sister Act" was another movie Whoopi Goldberg starred in, in 1992. The puli is a medium-sized herding dog with tight curls as its coat, and they are very similar to dreadlocks. It makes the dog almost perfectly waterproof. You don't have to look very hard to see that Whoopi's hair and the fur of a puli look nearly identical.

[Answer] 5. A visibly drunken Aussie says he's had a 'Technicolour yawn'. What does he mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. A visibly drunken Aussie says he's had a 'Technicolour yawn'. What does he mean?"

...1. He had seen a boring film 2. He's been diagnosed with 'splotchy' skin (a euphemism for skin cancer) 3. He has bought some very 'loud' or colourful clothing 4. He has vomited This is not an expression that would normally be used in polite circles but, then again, vomiting is not a subject that's often discussed. It is, however, the sort of comment a drunken 'yobbo' (uncouth person) might be expected to make.

[Answer] 4. Bill Hobson played alongside his brother Dan Hobson in Killdozer, a band adept at playing cover versions. They did a rousing version of "American Pie", originally by Don McLean. Who died in the 1959 plane crash which is central to the song?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Bill Hobson played alongside his brother Dan Hobson in Killdozer, a band adept at playing cover versions. They did a rousing version of "American Pie", originally by Don McLean. Who died in the 1959 plane crash which is central to the song?"

...1. Buddy Holly 2. Otis Redding 3. Patsy Cline 4. Eddie Cochran "The day the music died" was 3rd February, 1959, when a plane taking Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and "The Big Bopper" to their next gig crashed in Iowa, USA, killing everybody aboard. Killdozer started willfully killing music in 1983, and they dragged their sorry behinds through the 1980s and half the 1990s, destroying taboos and leaving rock history debris in their wake. All of their stuff is heartily recommended to the fan of slow, sludgy rock with its tongue firmly stuck in its irreverent cheek, but their album of cover versions, "For Ladies Only", is surely their crowning moment. Eddie Cochran died in a car crash in England whilst on tour in 1960. Gene Vincent was also in the car, but survived. Patsy Cline died in a plane crash in 1963. Otis Redding died in a plane crash in 1967. Redding's plane crashed in Madison, Wisconsin, Killdozer's home-town.

[Answer] 3. Exploring stuff: which of the following continents was the last to be 'explored', that is, the last continent that Western civilizations have set foot on?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. Exploring stuff: which of the following continents was the last to be 'explored', that is, the last continent that Western civilizations have set foot on?"

...1. Antarctica 2. South America 3. North America 4. Africa Incredibly, the Ancient Greeks wrote about Antartica in 350BC (correctly guessing of its existence, it seems, given that they had no means to visit!). The first person to set foot on Antarctica is still debated among historians, but what is not disputed is that it happened some time in the 19th Century, making it certainly the last continent to be explored. In fact, due to the inhospitable conditions, it is the only continent to be *truly discovered* - in the sense that there were no native peoples living there prior to its exploration.

[Answer] 2. Honey bees have harvested nectar and pollen, flown to their hives and made honey. Beekeepers have harvested the honey and processed it for sale to you, the consumer. What is the most common honey found on supermarket shelves in the USA?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. Honey bees have harvested nectar and pollen, flown to their hives and made honey. Beekeepers have harvested the honey and processed it for sale to you, the consumer. What is the most common honey found on supermarket shelves in the USA?"

...1. Tulip honey 2. Blueberry honey 3. Clover honey 4. Dandelion honey The correct answer is clover honey. The color and flavor of honey differs depending on the nectar source (the blossoms) visited by the honey bees. There are more than 300 unique types of honey available in the United States, each originating from a different floral source. Several types are: buckwheat honey which is dark and full-bodied, and sage honey, primarily produced in California, is light in color, heavy bodied and has a mild but delightful flavor. The most common is clover honey which has a pleasing mild taste and varies in color from "water" white to light amber to amber.

[Answer] 1. Well, my quizless day is drawing to an end. I decide to relax in a nice warm bath before bed. I put something nice and smelly and foaming in it. What have I used?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. Well, my quizless day is drawing to an end. I decide to relax in a nice warm bath before bed. I put something nice and smelly and foaming in it. What have I used?"

...1. Shampoo 2. Washing up liquid 3. Bubble bath 4. Liquid soap Bubble bath products, which produce a thick layer of suds on top of the water, have been popular for many years. They often soften the water in hard water areas, and with their perfume they give a feeling of luxury to a bath. For children they are also fun to play with. Many also contain a muscle relaxant, or are perfumed with something like lavender for stress reduction. Quite often they also contain the necessary soap for washing skin or hair so they are multipurpose.