Fractured Quizzyland Tour (Part 1)

Answer: End Sex

Mosquitos (Must Ski Toes), are small flies that are known to transport viruses and diseases to other living organisms. Like other flies, mosquitos develop from the egg, larva and pupa stage around water before advancing to the adult stage. These insects (End Sex) are found on every continent but Antarctica.

Answer: Wrote Tour

A palindrome (Pile End Rome) is a word, number sequence, phrase or sentence that reads the same forward or backwards. The word "rotor" (fractured as "Wrote Tour" in the quiz) is one example. Another example is the question "Do geese see God?" Punctuation is not a concern in palindromes. Weird Al Yankovic, in his parody about Bob Dylan, writes a song ("Bob") made up entirely of palindromes.

Answer: Opera When Free

Oprah Winfrey (Opera When Free) overcame poverty, sexual abuse, and racial prejudice to become America's most successful talk show host. She has also found success as an actress, film producer, philanthropist, author and founder of her own television network.

She has won several Emmy Awards. She was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the movie "The Color Purple" (Call Lore Per Pull Coast Are - "Color Purple" Co-Star).

Answer: Moan Teak Are Low

Monte Carlo (Moan Teak Are Low) is located in Monaco along the French Riviera. In the western end of the ward is the famous casino location (Cay See Know Low Cay Shin) of "Place du Casino". The first casino was built there in 1862 but failed because of transportation limitations.

However with the arrival of the railroad, Monte Carlo's tourist industry flourished and today its name connotes high stakes gambling and extravagance.

Answer: Burr Tanner Knee

"Sesame Street" (Says a Mistreat) began in 1969 making it one of the longest running television shows in the world. Its goal is to help prepare young children for school by teaching lessons through avenues like puppetry, music and skits. The Muppets, puppets/characters created by Jim Henson, are a large part of the show.

Some of the more famous Muppets include Big Bird, Kermit the Frog and best friends Bert and Ernie (Burr Tanner Knee)

Answer: Vent Itch Bye Yore

"Antique" comes from a Latin word meaning "old" or "ancient". It is used to describe an old item that is deemed valuable because of its historic, cultural, or aesthetic value. Antique collecting is a subjective pursuit depending on the interests and desires of the antique collector (An Teak Coal Actor).

There are numerous areas of antique collecting with collectability often determined by culture. While "vintage" is often used in the area of winemaking, the word is also used to describe an item from the past that holds historic significance or is recognized by a portion of the populace as having value. An antique collector is a vintage buyer (Vent Itch Bye Yore) when purchasing items for their collection. The General Knowledge category of Fun Trivia has several sub-categories. Almost any topic can be covered, especially in the Mixed Trivia subcategory.

Answer: Lay Bun Nun

Beirut (Bay Root) is the capital and largest city of Lebanon (Lay Bun Nun). It is considered one of the oldest cities in the world with evidence that it has been inhabited for over 5,000 years. Beirut has been heavily influenced by the presence of the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Ottoman Turks and French throughout its history. Those influences have made Beirut a culturally diverse city today.

It is the banking and educational center of Lebanon.

Answer: Aw Goose Toss Seizure

Augustus Caesar (Aw Goose Toss Seizure)) is considered the first Roman Emperor (Roaming Imp Poor Her) of the Roman Empire. Also known as Octavius his great uncle was Julius Caesar. After the assassination of Julius Caesar, Octavius helped bring the assassins to justice, defeated a power play by Mark Antony and with the support of the Roman Senate became Julius Caesar's replacement.

His name was changed to Augustus (meaning lofty or revered). He also called himself "Commander Caesar, son of the deified one" to enhance his standing among the people.

He served as emperor from 27 BC until his death in 14 AD.

Answer: Sault Doe Coo

Sudoku (Sault Doe Coo) is a numbers placement game where logic is used to place nine numbers in a grid made up of nine sub-sections of nine boxes so that each sub-section has the numbers 1-9 in their box. Early variations of the game have been found in 19th century French newspapers but the puzzle gained popularity in the US in the 1970s when it began appearing in puzzle books under the name "Number Place".

In the mid 1980s a Japanese company presented its version of the number game (Gnome Borg Aim) under the name Sudoku, which means "single number".

The game became a worldwide phenomenon after its release.

Answer: Bell Laid Answer

Mikhail Baryshnikov (Meek High Owl Boorish Knee Cough) was born in Riga Latvia (then a part of the USSR) in 1948. After defecting to Canada in 1974 the ballet dancer (Bell Laid Answer) overcame his culture shock and perceived physical limitations (he was only 5'5") to become one of the world's most famous dancers in the second half of the 20th century.

He went on to become a successful actor as well.