There are 2 ways to answer each of the 6 questions, so the answer is 26 possible combinations, or 64.
No. If there are 6 questions, and 2 anwsers to each question, thats 6(2) which would would be 12. Why would there be 64 answers to 6 questions? That makes no sense.
+33653 Guest #1 is correct.
There are two possible answers for the first question.
For each of these there are two possible answers for the second question, making four possibilities so far.
For each of these four there are two possible answers for the third question, making eight possibilities so far.
For each of these eight ... etc. until you get to sixty four in total.
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