[Answer] 5. 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..."

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. 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. Forgotten 2. Detested 3. Regretted 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] 4. I directed the 1996 film "Jack" starring Robin Williams, about a young boy who physically ages at four times the normal rate. My daughter directed the critically acclaimed "Lost In Translation." I also directed "The Godfather Part III." Who am I?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. I directed the 1996 film "Jack" starring Robin Williams, about a young boy who physically ages at four times the normal rate. My daughter directed the critically acclaimed "Lost In Translation." I also directed "The Godfather Part III." Who am I?"

...1. Oliver Stone 2. Francis Ford Coppola 3. George Lucas 4. Clint Eastwood Director of the legendary "Godfather" trilogy, Francis Ford Coppola was part of the 1970s' "New Hollywood" movement. However, Coppola had (relatively) few critical successes in the 1990s and the 2000s. Roger Ebert gave Coppola's "Jack" a 1.5 star review. Ebert was more receptive to Sofia Coppola's 2003 film "Lost in Translation," giving it a four star review, and subsequently adding it to his list of "Great Movies". Sofia is Francis Ford Coppola's daughter with Eleanor (nee Neil) Coppola.

[Answer] 3. The world's largest coral reef system lies off the northeast coast of Queensland, in the Coral Sea. You will want to bring along your scuba diving gear when you visit which of these tourist hot spots?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. The world's largest coral reef system lies off the northeast coast of Queensland, in the Coral Sea. You will want to bring along your scuba diving gear when you visit which of these tourist hot spots?"

...1. Big Reef 2. Great Coral Reef 3. Great Barrier Reef 4. Great Queensland Reef While Australians might be tempted to tout it as the Big Barrier Reef, in line with such other tourist attractions as the Big Banana, the Big Koala, and many more, its official name is the Great Barrier Reef. Stretching for over 2600 km (1600 miles), and composed of hundreds of individual coral reefs and islands, the reef is a structure created by coral polyps. The coral reproduces by budding to create new organisms growing atop the skeletons left from dead ancestors. Its continued growth has been threatened in recent times by periodic increases of the invasive crown-of-thorns starfish (which feasts on coral) and by warming ocean temperatures. Increased water temperature leads to coral bleaching as the polyps lose the ability to sustain their symbiotic relation with the photosynthesizing protozoa that normally live in their tissue, and provide their color.

[Answer] 2. According to my Mom, one way to get rid of a wart was to cut a potato in half and rub the exposed surface on the wart. Then you were supposed to do what with the potato?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. According to my Mom, one way to get rid of a wart was to cut a potato in half and rub the exposed surface on the wart. Then you were supposed to do what with the potato?"

...1. burn it 2. throw it into the woods 3. slice it into very small pieces 4. bury it This actually worked for me, believe it or not. I realize it was just coincidence. According to Mark Twain's "Tom Sawyer", you're supposed to bury the potato at midnight, in a graveyard.

[Answer] 1. This villain is not the the teenage love story type shown in modern literature. Who is this blood sucking evil character created by Bram Stoker?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. This villain is not the the teenage love story type shown in modern literature. Who is this blood sucking evil character created by Bram Stoker?"

...1. Frankenstein 2. Count Chocula 3. Count Dracula 4. Edward Cullen Count Dracula was rated as #13 (website "The Telegraph"), #16 (website ShortList.com), and #8 (website CSMonitor.com) as the greatest villains in literature. The American Film Institute (2003) counted the Bela Lugosi version of Dracula (1931 film) as the 33rd greatest film villain. Count Dracula is thought to have been inspired by Vlad the Impaler who impaled his victims, possibly in the tens of thousands. Interestingly, Bram Stoker's Dracula dies from a cut throat and a knife to the heart, not from a wooden stake.