[Answer] 5. Fill in this quote: "Silly rabbit, _____ are for kids!"

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Fill in this quote: "Silly rabbit, _____ are for kids!""

...1. Cap'n Crunch 2. Lucky Charms 3. Trix 4. Cocoa Puffs Trix was invented in 1954 and was made from fruit flavored corn pieces. The cereal was originally round shaped and over the years introduced a variety of new shapes and colors. In 2007, it was returned to its original shape. The mascot for Trix was a scheming rabbit who consistently would trick kids out of the cereal with various disguises but would always get caught.

[Answer] 4. Wow, George Burns was an amazing man. His first part time work began when he was less than seven years old, and this incredible little fellow started full time work when he did turn seven shortly after. What was that first part time job?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Wow, George Burns was an amazing man. His first part time work began when he was less than seven years old, and this incredible little fellow started full time work when he did turn seven shortly after. What was that first part time job?"

...1. Dentist 2. Shoe shine boy 3. Lawyer 4. Indian Chief The poor little urchin, from the time he did turn seven, had moved along from polishing shoes on street corners for anyone who would pay him, to working full time in a syrup making shop. Children today will hopefully never ever know the extent of the poverty that large fatherless family did. Burns was the ninth of twelve children. His father had died in an influenza epidemic in 1903 when Burns was only six. From that time, the child was sent to work carrying out that shoe shining - and running errands and selling newspapers on the side - until he was "lucky enough" to earn a more stable income in the syrup making business. He managed to go to school on and off until he reached fourth grade, but then quit altogether. In the meantime, three other six and seven year old little boys who worked with him in the shop, got together to form a small singing group. They called themselves The Pee-Wee Quartet and starting singing in saloons, on ferry-boats, on street corners - and in brothels. After leaving school, Burns then went into show business full time, doing anything he could to earn a living. He built up his trade, in vaudeville, on stage and on radio and television. In the latter part of his career, Burns was made even more famous than he already was, in films roles such as "Oh, God" in 1977 and "18 Again" in 1988. He was married to comedienne Gracie Allen for 38 years, until her death in 1964. The pair had a long time career as the double comedy act, "The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show". After Gracie passed away, he never re-married, grieving her loss the rest of his life. On his own death in 1996 at the age of 100, he left instructions to be buried alongside this much loved woman, with the crypt marking changed to read "Gracie Allen & George Burns - Together Again". On making the change, he said that, this time, he wanted Gracie to have top billing.

[Answer] 3. Jim Hawkins ends up on an island with hidden treasure in it where they are betrayed by most of their crew - who turn out to be pirates! Which book is this?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. Jim Hawkins ends up on an island with hidden treasure in it where they are betrayed by most of their crew - who turn out to be pirates! Which book is this?"

...1. "Hidden Treasure" by Robin Clears 2. "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway 3. "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson 4. "Pirates Ashore!" by Jim Henders "Treasure Island" is the book. "Pirates Ashore!" by Jim Henders and "Hidden Treasure" by Robin Clears are fake. In "Treasure Island", Jim Hawkins sets out with some friends and a crew to Treasure Island. When they have arrived, most of the crew members turn out to be pirates led by Long John Sliver. They end up staying on shore while the pirates stay on the ship, waiting for Jim and his friends to give up the map to Treasure Island.

[Answer] 2. Acronyms are fun to know and make online conversations more efficient. I hope you enjoyed this quiz, and I hope you won't "FI". What does "FI" stand for here?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. Acronyms are fun to know and make online conversations more efficient. I hope you enjoyed this quiz, and I hope you won't "FI". What does "FI" stand for here?"

...1. Flight Instructor 2. Fire Island 3. Forget It 4. Film Industry If you ever do "FI", check out www.acronymfinder.com for all your acronym-finding needs. *Note: "FI" is actually an initialism, since the letters are pronounced individually rather than as a word.

[Answer] 1. I am from Brocton, New York. My claim to fame is the invention of a comfortable railroad sleeping car. Who am I?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. I am from Brocton, New York. My claim to fame is the invention of a comfortable railroad sleeping car. Who am I?"

...1. George Stephenson 2. George Pullman 3. Otto Kuhler 4. Cornelius Vanderbilt After experiencing a very uncomfortable train trip, Pullman decided to design a railroad car that contained sleeping berths. The upper berth was folded up during the day, and folded down at night. Together with the seats below, it made a much more comfortable accommodation. Drapes provided privacy, and there were washrooms at the end of each car for men and women. Pullman's company also designed luxury accommodations that included options such as carpeting, card tables, and libraries. The Pullman company was formed in 1862 and ceased production in 1982. One of its famous presidents was Robert Todd Lincoln.

[Answer] What’s another expression for “lacertilian”?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What’s another expression for “lacertilian”?"

...1. Catlike 2. Foxlike 3. Lizardlike 4. Lifelike

[Answer] What is a synonym for “resipiscence”?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is a synonym for “resipiscence”?"

...1. Remark 2. Removal 3. Remorse 4. Remittance