Question 1

Clue 1

Answer

Seems like you're being mocked. Best to ignore that part.

Question 2

Clue 2

Answer

In fact, you only want one word from each sentence.

Question 3

Solution

Answer

The last word of each sentence is a homophone for a letter (Tea, oh, 'kay, etc). Spelled out, they form: TOKYO.

Question 4

Clue 3

Answer

Do any words seem out of place or awkward?

Question 5

Clue 4

Answer

The words you want hold the same position in each sentence.

Question 6

Clue 1

Answer

Seems like you're being mocked. Best to ignore that part.

Question 7

Clue 2

Answer

In fact, you only want one word from each sentence.

Question 8

Solution

Answer

The last word of each sentence is a homophone for a letter (Tea, oh, 'kay, etc). Spelled out, they form: TOKYO.

Question 9

Clue 3

Answer

Do any words seem out of place or awkward?

Question 10

Clue 4

Answer

The words you want hold the same position in each sentence.

Question 11

Clue 1

Answer

There's even more misdirection here. That's not nice. Pretend like that message doesn't even exist.

Question 12

Clue 2

Answer

Hmm, that's not all that doesn't exist...

Question 13

Solution

Answer

The notecard lines are broken in various places, marking letters. Those letters create the message: "I am Warren Ash."

Question 14

Clue 3

Answer

Have you spotted any anomalies in the background?

Question 15

Clue 4

Answer

Try and walk the line...

Question 16

Clue 1

Answer

There's even more misdirection here. That's not nice. Pretend like that message doesn't even exist.

Question 17

Clue 2

Answer

Hmm, that's not all that doesn't exist...

Question 18

Solution

Answer

The notecard lines are broken in various places, marking letters. Those letters create the message: "I am Warren Ash."

Question 19

Clue 3

Answer

Have you spotted any anomalies in the background?

Question 20

Clue 4

Answer

Try and walk the line...