[Answer] 7. "Please, sir. I want some more."

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. "Please, sir. I want some more.""

...1. Gathering Blue 2. Animorphs 3. The Thief Lord 4. Oliver Twist Written by Charles Dickens, another classic writer, this is as good as Tom Sawyer. The book is about a poor orphan who has many adventures.

[Answer] 2. Please complete this line from the chorus of REO Speedwagon's 1985 song "Can't Fight This Feeling":"And I can't fight this feeling anymoreI've ___________ what I started fighting for..."

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. Please complete this line from the chorus of REO Speedwagon's 1985 song "Can't Fight This Feeling": "And I can't fight this feeling anymore I've ___________ what I started fighting for...""

...1. Regretted 2. Forgotten 3. Detested 4. Corrected The band REO Speedwagon hailed from Champaign-Urbana, Illinois. In March 1985, this group had a number one hit single in the USA with "Can't Fight This Feeling." Kevin Cronin of REO sang these lyrics: "And I can't fight this feeling anymore; I've forgotten what I started fighting for..." The single "Can't Fight This Feeling" came from a 1984 Reo Speedwagon album entitled "Wheels are Turnin."

[Answer] 9. Please complete the expression used in England "People in glass houses (or greenhouses) shouldn't throw_________"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Please complete the expression used in England "People in glass houses (or greenhouses) shouldn't throw_________"?"

...1. rocks 2. the baby out with the bath water 3. bricks 4. stones Clearly if you are in a glass house throwing stones is not a good idea, is it? More generally do not do or say something that might in turn reverberate back onto you. English and the culture of England are so simple aren't they?

[Answer] 5. "Pass me a serviette please, I spilled my poutine on the chesterfield." What did I just say?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. "Pass me a serviette please, I spilled my poutine on the chesterfield." What did I just say?"

...1. pass me a spoon, I dropped my ice cream on the carpet 2. pass me a newspaper, there's a spider on the table 3. pass me a plate, I dropped my steak on the patio 4. pass me a napkin, I dropped my fries with cheese and gravy on the sofa "Serviette" and "chesterfield" are words I have only heard used by my grandparents and their generation. Poutine was a cafeteria favourite when I was in high school; it's very difficult to mess up fries with cheese or cheese curd, and gravy.

[Answer] 4. A child asking a favor might use a sweet fruit to embellish his request. When "please" isn't enough, he'll try "pretty please with a _____ on top." What's on top?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. A child asking a favor might use a sweet fruit to embellish his request. When "please" isn't enough, he'll try "pretty please with a _____ on top." What's on top?"

...1. Lime 2. Blueberry 3. Cherry 4. Apple This phrasing comes from the practice of topping an ice-cream sundae with a bright red, maraschino cherry. With such a delectable treat at the top, the dessert is as perfect as it can possibly be -- so the cherry is the finishing touch on both the treat and the request. Children asking a big favor may up the ante anyway; I've heard "sprinkles" (or jimmies or hundreds and thousands) added atop the cherry, as well as the nonsensical-on-ice-cream "powdered sugar".

[Answer] 7. Please complete this title from a 1971 hit song by Cher: "Gypsies, Tramps and _______."

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. Please complete this title from a 1971 hit song by Cher: "Gypsies, Tramps and _______.""

...1. Clowns 2. Thieves 3. Queens 4. Weeds "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves" became a number one song for Cher on the Billboard charts in November 1971 and remained at the top for two weeks. The song told the tale of a young woman who has become infatuated with a man and is now "in trouble." This song was Cher's first number one single in the U.S. as a solo artist.

[Answer] 2. C - Our next word is an adjective that means a violent, sudden and usually tragic event. Please tell me how to correctly spell it.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. C - Our next word is an adjective that means a violent, sudden and usually tragic event. Please tell me how to correctly spell it. "

...1. cattastrophic 2. catastrophic 3. catastrofic 4. catastroffic It comes from the Greek "katastrephein" meaning to "to turn" or "to overturn". Its first known use was around 1540, although one website puts it as late as 1837.

[Answer] 8. "Please sir, I want some more" is a line from what work?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. "Please sir, I want some more" is a line from what work?"

...1. Oliver Twist 2. Great Expectations 3. Bleak House 4. David Copperfield Poor hungry little ragamuffin.

[Answer] Please complete the expression used in England that goes "Every cloud has a____________ lining"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Please complete the expression used in England that goes "Every cloud has a____________ lining"?"

...The expression means that in every situation or event however bad, you should be looking for some good to come out of it.