Fractured Quizzyland Tour (Part 2)

Answer: Hire Poorly

"To Kill a Mockingbird" (Took Ill Amok in Burred) written by Harper Lee (Hire Poorly) was published in 1960. The Pulitzer Prize winning novel deals with difficult subject matter (sexual abuse and racism) in the southern United States during the Great Depression. The book has sold over 40 million copies worldwide.

Answer: All Leave Versed Own

Oliver Stone (All Leave Versed Own) was the director of the 1986 war film "Platoon" (Play Tune Deer Wrecked Her - "Platoon" director). It was the first of three films ("Born on the Fourth of July" and "Heaven and Earth" complete the trilogy) written and directed by Stone that dealt with the Vietnam War. The film won four Academy Awards, including "Best Picture" and "Best Director".

Answer: Bow Know

U2 is an Irish rock band that was formed in 1976. The multi-Grammy award winning band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2015. The band began when four teenage friends answered an ad, that was pinned on a bulletin board at their school, looking for people to start a band.

Originally known as "Feedback" the band eventually changed their name to U2, reportedly for no specific reason except that they disliked that name less than the others suggested. Bono (Bow Know) is U2's lead singer (Ute Ooze Inn Gore - U2 singer).

It is estimated that the band has sold more than 175 million albums worldwide.

Answer: Eyes Act Knew Tune

Isaac Newton (Eyes Act Knew Tune) is recognized as a scientist (Sigh Inn Test) who had a major influence on the world. He was a renowned physicist and astronomer as well as an important philosopher, mathematician and author. He is most well-known for his laws regarding motion and gravity. Newton was also active in politics (he was a Whig) and religion, writing several Christian booklets.

Answer: Boo Cough Gin Is Says

The Book of Genesis (Boo Cough Gin Is Says) is the first book in the Bible (Indy Bye Bull). It is traditionally believed by many scholars that Moses was the author. Chapters 1-11 deal with the beginning of the earth and civilization. Chapters 12-50 tell the story of the three Jewish Patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob

Answer: Dairy Heir

"Posterior" (Paws Teary Err) comes from a Latin word meaning "coming after". It is often used in biology and anatomy to refer to the back plane of the body of a quadruped or the caudal end of the body on primates. It usually refers to the buttocks.
"Derriere" (Dairy Heir) which is French for "behind" is a less scientific term but is a synonym for "posterior".

Answer: Ewe Seine Bowled

Usain Bolt (Ewe Seine Bowled) was a Summer Olympics Racer (Some More Oil Limp Picks Raise Her). The Jamaican sprinter won eight Olympic gold medals, and is an eleven time world champion. Nicknamed "Lightning Bolt", the runner retired from racing in 2017 and co-founded an electric scooter company and has become a music producer.

Answer: Ease Ten Doors

"EastEnders" (East Ten Doors) is a British soap opera (Sew Pop Bra) that began airing in 1985. The show has won nearly 100 awards during its run and has consistently been one of Britain's most watched shows.
The term "soap opera" originally was used to refer to radio programs that were sponsored by soap manufacturers. A soap opera is a melodramatic show that has a continuous storyline.

Answer: Sew Knee

Sony (Sow Knee ) is the maker of PlayStation (Place Tase Shun May Core -PlayStation Maker). Released in 1994, it became the first video game console to sell over 120 million units. The brand has continued to evolve as technology has changed. At the beginning of the 21st century PlayStation 5 was released and sold ten million consoles in eight months.

Answer: Pay Rue

Machu Picchu (Maw Chew Pitch You Play Ace {place} ) is a 15th century Incan fortress located in Southern Peru (Pay Rue). In 1983 it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and in 2007 it was selected by a popular vote poll as one of the "New Seven Wonders of the World".
Because the Incas had no written language its precise purpose cannot be pinpointed. Archaeologists, however, have used physical evidence to deduce that Machu Picchu was possibly a royal estate occupied from about 1400-1530. Peruvian tourism officials estimate that over a million people visit the site every year.