[Answer] 5. How about a 10K or maybe a marathon? Lace up your shoes and let's get going. Tights keep you warm and don't give you the drag that sweats do.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. How about a 10K or maybe a marathon? Lace up your shoes and let's get going. Tights keep you warm and don't give you the drag that sweats do. "

...1. Ice Skating 2. Snow Skiing 3. Cross Country Running 4. Bobsledding The first Olympic Marathon winner was Spiridon Louis in 1896. He ran the 40K in 2 hours 58 minutes 50 seconds.

[Answer] 8. Now, let's move on to our bread. Which bread is the usual accompaniment for a genuine soul food meal?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. Now, let's move on to our bread. Which bread is the usual accompaniment for a genuine soul food meal?"

...1. yeast rolls 2. garlic bread 3. crescent roll 4. cornbread Of course, cornbread is the usual accompaniment. It may be baked in a loaf pan (square, round or rectangular), or in muffin tins or in corn stick tins. Another alternative is the 'hot water' pancake-type patties. Maybe we might sneak a small pat of butter or margarine on it while it's hot!

[Answer] 4. Let's start with something easy. When we are talking to someone online, and have to step out for coffee, for a bathroom break, or if we are simply tired of typing, what can we say to let them know?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Let's start with something easy. When we are talking to someone online, and have to step out for coffee, for a bathroom break, or if we are simply tired of typing, what can we say to let them know?"

...1. SOS 2. WRT 3. COW 4. BRB "BRB" stands for "Be Right Back," and can also stand for "Bath Room Break". "BRB" is also the ISO International Organization for Standardization Country Code for Barbados, located in the Caribbean Sea. "SOS" can stand for "Save our Ship", "Secretary of State", or "Survivors of Suicide". "COW" stands for the food "Cream of Wheat", and "WRT" stands for "with respect to". *Note: "BRB" can also be considered an initialism, since the letters are pronounced individually rather than as a word.