[Answer] 3. I arrive at work just as it starts to rain. At least I avoided getting wet, but I quickly notice a few people who will be having bad luck soon enough. They are opening something inside the building before they leave. What are these people opening?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. I arrive at work just as it starts to rain. At least I avoided getting wet, but I quickly notice a few people who will be having bad luck soon enough. They are opening something inside the building before they leave. What are these people opening?"

...1. ponchos 2. raincoats 3. windbreakers 4. umbrellas Opening an umbrella indoors is supposedly a cause of bad luck. Any of the other three would just be common sense! This superstition can be traced to Victorian England.

[Answer] 3. Your acupuncturist starts talking to you about your body's meridian lines. You ask him what they are. Which of the following would be his most likely response?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. Your acupuncturist starts talking to you about your body's meridian lines. You ask him what they are. Which of the following would be his most likely response?"

...1. They're a citrus fruit similar to an orange 2. They are energy channels linked to your body's organs and systems 3. They are a dark brown plant pigment 4. They're reed organs where a suction bellows draws in air through the reeds OK granted, if your practitioner was a sarcastic doctor he'd probably use any of the other answers but the truth is meridians are invisible lines that allow the flow of energy through your body. There are 12 main and eight 'extra' meridians. Your main acupuncture points exist on the 12 main lines and two of the 'extra' channels. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) these exist within a balance of 'yin' and 'yang'. Your 'yin' organs are solid, such as your liver, and the 'yin' life force is Blood. In TCM Blood is written with a capital 'B' as it is linked to but not identified as 'physical' blood. The 'yang' organs are hollows, for example, your intestines and the 'yang' force is your 'qi' which translates to vital energy.

[Ans] Which letter starts the fewest words in the English language?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which letter starts the fewest words in the English language?"

Try naming five words that start with the letter X. Xylophone, X-ray…not so easy, right? You might want to stop because the Oxford English Dictionary only lists a mere 400 words that begin with the letter X. In fact, in Noah Webster’s Compendious Dictionary, which was published in 1806, there was only one word listed under the letter X: xebec, defined as “a small, three-masted vessel of the Mediterranean”. In 1828, when he put together his American Dictionary, that number had only risen to 13. The number of words starting with the letter X continued to rise until it reached the 400 that we have today.

[Answer] Which letter starts the fewest words in the English language?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which letter starts the fewest words in the English language?"

...Try naming five words that start with the letter X. Xylophone, X-ray…not so easy, right? You might want to stop because the Oxford English Dictionary only lists a mere 400 words that begin with the letter X. In fact, in Noah Webster’s Compendious Dictionary, which was published in 1806, there was only one word listed under the letter X: xebec, defined as “a small, three-masted vessel of the Mediterranean”. In 1828, when he put together his American Dictionary, that number had only risen to 13. The number of words starting with the letter X continued to rise until it reached the 400 that we have today.

[Answer] 4. When everything starts to make sense and coalesce, it starts to do what?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. When everything starts to make sense and coalesce, it starts to do what?"

...1. to fall out 2. to fall asunder 3. to fall into place 4. to fall at one's feet When you say that it all fell into place, you're saying it dawned upon you; it came together. "Fall Into Place" is also the title of Apartment's debut album.

[Answer] 2. Fascinated, Ella starts stacking her Legos, making one long structure that towers above the floor. Her dad walks in, sees her work, and smiles. He sings softly: "All in all, it's just another brick in the wall." What musical group immortalized this line?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. Fascinated, Ella starts stacking her Legos, making one long structure that towers above the floor. Her dad walks in, sees her work, and smiles. He sings softly: "All in all, it's just another brick in the wall." What musical group immortalized this line?"

...1. Pink Floyd 2. Simon and Garfunkel 3. Queen 4. Ben Folds Five A song of defiance against the forces of conformity at school, Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall (Part II)" was first released as a single in 1979. The song hit the number one position on the UK Singles Chart and the US Billboard Hot 100, and was banned by South Africa's apartheid government when it was adopted as a protest song. After all, the song starts with the proud declaration, "We don't need no education / We don't need no thought control".

[Ans] What tradition is used to select sides and also the team who starts with the kick off in the begining of the game?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What tradition is used to select sides and also the team who starts with the kick off in the begining of the game?"

A kick-off is the method of starting and, in some cases, restarting play in a game of association football. The rules concerning the kick-off are part of Law 8 of the Laws of the Game.