[Ans] What is the most common letter in the English language?

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The most common letter in the English language is the letter "E." It appears more frequently than any other letter, both in written and spoken forms of the language. This dominance is evident in everything from classic literature to everyday conversation, as well as in word construction and grammar. Many of the most frequently used words, such as "the," "he," "she," "we," and "me," contain the letter E. According to an analysis done by Lexico, the letter "E" makes up 11.16% of the Oxford Dictionary — 2% more than the next most common letter.

[Answer] What is the most common letter in the English language?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the most common letter in the English language?"

...The most common letter in the English language is the letter "E." It appears more frequently than any other letter, both in written and spoken forms of the language. This dominance is evident in everything from classic literature to everyday conversation, as well as in word construction and grammar. Many of the most frequently used words, such as "the," "he," "she," "we," and "me," contain the letter E. According to an analysis done by Lexico, the letter "E" makes up 11.16% of the Oxford Dictionary — 2% more than the next most common letter.

[Answer] 5. A FedEx employee washes up on a deserted island after the plane he was on crashes into the ocean. He must learn to survive and keep his sanity, all the while finding a way to be rescued. Which movie is this?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. A FedEx employee washes up on a deserted island after the plane he was on crashes into the ocean. He must learn to survive and keep his sanity, all the while finding a way to be rescued. Which movie is this?"

...1. The Blue Lagoon 2. Gulliver's Travels 3. Cast Away 4. Marooned "Cast Away" was directed by Robert Zemeckis and featured Tom Hanks as FedEx employee Chuck Noland, who has to learn to survive for more than four years on his own, while everyone thinks he has died in a plane crash. The other star of the movie is a volleyball called Wilson who becomes his only "companion" on the island.

[Answer] 4. What is the name of the major river which flows through Peru?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. What is the name of the major river which flows through Peru?"

...1. Nile 2. Amazon 3. Missouri 4. Rio Grande The Amazon River is about 6,800 km in length. When I visited the Amazon Basin, I had the opportunity to eat a termite. It tasted like peppermint!

[Answer] 3. The idiom 'chew up and spit out' is best defined by which of the following?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. The idiom 'chew up and spit out' is best defined by which of the following? "

...1. A bad eating habit of an infant 2. A form of anorexia disorder 3. To verbally scold someone 4. A manner of chewing tobacco The idiom chew up and spit out means to verbally scold someone. This phrase became common among US soldiers during WWII because it appeared that a higher ranked officer was chewing when he loudly scolded a soldier. Therefore, the term chewed up and spit out was what a soldier was deemed after a scolding. Another example of this can be found on "YouTube" under the title 'Nancy Grace - McGraw Chews Her Up & Spits Her Out'. Many husbands and wives engage in a chew up and spit out type of behavior when having a marital spat. Would you like to be a fly on the wall and see which one does the best job of chew up and spit out in order to win the argument?

[Answer] 2. Which 1997 movie had its theme song sung by one of its stars, Will Smith?

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...1. Black Hawk Down 2. The Black Cauldron 3. The Black Hole 4. Men in Black The sound track for "Men in Black" was written by Danny Elfman. The 1997 film became a movie franchise with succeeding films "MIB 2" and "MIB 3" and an animated TV show as well. "The Black Cauldron" was an animated Disney movie was released in 1985 with a soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein.

[Answer] 1. In what Jules Verne novel does the "Abraham Lincoln" chase after the "Nautilus"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. In what Jules Verne novel does the "Abraham Lincoln" chase after the "Nautilus"?"

...1. Paradise Lost 2. Sea Hunt 3. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea 4. Swiss Family Robinson "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" was published in 1870. In it, the United States sends a ship called the "Abraham Lincoln" to hunt down what they believe to be a harmful sea creature, but which turns out to be an electrically-powered submarine known as the "Nautilus", helmed by Captain Nemo. Three crew members from the "Abraham Lincoln" are captured and taken aboard the "Nautilus" - which is not affiliated with any nation - and Nemo explains their mission and takes them on a series of adventures, including one to the lost city of Atlantis.