[Answer] 5. Sadly, it was not a particularly strong family physically into which Bell had been born. His two brothers died young from which terrible illness, which was the plague of many people living in colder climates over the centuries?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Sadly, it was not a particularly strong family physically into which Bell had been born. His two brothers died young from which terrible illness, which was the plague of many people living in colder climates over the centuries?"

...1. Poliomyelitis 2. Tuberculosis 3. Hayfever 4. Hiccups Melville died in 1870, aged twenty-five, and Edward died in 1867 at the age of nineteen. By the time he himself was a young man, Bell's own health began to fall prey to that terrible illness and it was at that stage that his parents, grief-stricken at the loss of two of their sons, and in an effort to protect their remaining child, decided to relocate to live in Canada, a place were Bell's father, in an earlier sickness, found to be very beneficial for his own health.

[Answer] 7. Around the holidays I particularly enjoy a glass of a hot flavorful drink. It is made from a blend of fruit that can be sweet, tart, or somewhere in between. The drink tends to be very sweet and is often topped with a cinnamon stick. (US naming conventions)

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. Around the holidays I particularly enjoy a glass of a hot flavorful drink. It is made from a blend of fruit that can be sweet, tart, or somewhere in between. The drink tends to be very sweet and is often topped with a cinnamon stick. (US naming conventions)"

...1. Apple cider 2. Hot tea 3. Orange juice 4. Cranberry juice Hot apple cider is a wonderful treat that I enjoy while giving candy at Halloween, relaxing after Thanksgiving Dinner and while wrapping Christmas presents. European usage of the name apple cider refers to a mildly alcoholic drink Americans would refer to as hard cider.

[Answer] 8. If a situation or a task is particularly unpleasant, it might be described as a "bed of ..."Complete the idiomatic phrase.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. If a situation or a task is particularly unpleasant, it might be described as a "bed of ..." Complete the idiomatic phrase."

...1. Fire 2. Nails 3. Glass shards 4. Nuts and bolts I somehow don't think that a "bed of nails" would be the nicest place to lay down, hence the idiomatic phrase "bed of nails" describes something that would be fairly unpleasant. However, according to physics, someone lying down on a bed of nails might not be harmed at all, provided that their weight was distributed evenly, meaning that the force exerted on the nail would not be strong enough to pierce through the person and harm them. In magician's shows, a typical trick might be to get a volunteer to lie on a bed of nails, while wooden blocks are laid on top of them, and then smashed with a sledge hammer. Sometimes, a bed of nails is even used for meditation purposes in certain parts of Asia.

[Answer] 4. She liked fur coats and hot things and had a strange hair style. She also disliked animals, particularly those of the canine variety. There were at least 101 reasons to hate this character. What was her name?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. She liked fur coats and hot things and had a strange hair style. She also disliked animals, particularly those of the canine variety. There were at least 101 reasons to hate this character. What was her name?"

...1. Baby Jane Hudson 2. Margaret Thatcher 3. Cruella de Vil 4. Aunt Sarah 'Cruella de Vil' first appeared in Dodie Smith's 1956 book 'The Hundred and One Dalmatians' and was later immortalised in an animated movie and two live-action films. Cruella liked pepper and fur coats and hated dogs. Dalmatians, she believed, had the perfect coat for fashion accessories and she wanted to capture and skin as many as possible. Cruella had a strange black hairstyle with a white streak. 'Cruella de Vil' was rated number 2 in 'The 50 Foulest Fiends in Literature', a feature in the 'Daily Telegraph' in September 2008.