Q: (CNN) -- Newman, Jerry Seinfeld's diabolical nemesis and United States postal worker, was denied his dream transfer to Hawaii when the Post Office discovered he hadn't been delivering a lot of the mail he was supposed to be.

Unfortunately for Brent Morse, life isn't a Hollywood sitcom.

The former Kentucky postal worker was sentenced to six months in federal prison for "destroying, hiding and delaying the delivery of at least 44,900 pieces of mail," according to David J. Hale, the U.S. attorney for the Western District of Kentucky.

Morse, a mail carrier for five years, stored the nearly 45,000 pieces of undelivered mail at his deceased mother's home and, just like Newman, at rented storage facilities near his home and mail route in western Kentucky.

The majority of the mail was meant for around 250 homes in the community of Dawson Springs, and it was meant to be delivered between March 2011 and March 2013, Hale said.

Adel Valdes, a U.S. Postal Inspector in Louisville, said Morse's motive was: "He wanted to pick up his kids from school every day at a certain time."

Valdes said the owner of one of the storage centers noticed a large amount of mail and USPS equipment when Morse failed to properly shut his unit's door, so he called authorities.

Morse, 34, was not charged with stealing the contents of the undelivered mail, according to Hale, but he was ordered to pay nearly $15,000 in restitution for losses incurred by two businesses that mail commercial circulars.

Answer the following questions:
1. Who hopes to move to a tropical location?
2. Does he have a job there waiting?
3. Where is he hoping to go?
4. What did his employer find out?
5. Is he a real person?
6. What is he?
7. On what show?
8. Who is a real employee of the USPS?
9. Did he do anything similar to the sitcom character?
10. What did he do?
11. How much of it?
12. Did he hide any?
13. Where?
14. People in which town were expecting the stolen mail?
15. When should it have arrived?
16. How long had he been delivering the mail?
17. Why did he do what he did?
18. From where?
19. Did he get fined for what he did?
20. How much?
A: 1. Newman
2. yes
3. Hawaii
4. he wasn't delivering the mail
5. no
6. sitcom character
7. Seinfeld
8. Brent Morse
9. yes
10. delayed, destroyed, and hid mail
11. at least 44,900 pieces
12. yes
13. his mother's home and storage facilities
14. Dawson Springs
15. between March 2011 and March 2013
16. five years
17. He needed to pick up his kids
18. school
19. yes
20. nearly $15,000
Q: Bush takes ice bucket challenge . Bush has joined a growing list of celebrities across the world to take the ice bucket challenge. He did it to help raise money for Lou Gehrig's disease and chose his predecessor Bill Clinton to do it next. In a video posted on Wednesday on Bush's Facebook page, the former president, wearing a navy blue coat while sitting at a table, said he was challenged by his daughter Jenna Bush Hager to take the challenge. As he wrote the check, Laura Bush appeared with a white bucket and poured ice water over her husband's head and then said, "That check is for me. I don't want to ruin my hairstyle." Bush then announced his choice. "Now it's my right to challenge my friend Bill Clinton to the ALS Challenge," he said. "Yesterday was Bill's birthday and my gift to him is a bucket of cold water." The online campaign challenges people to either dump a bucket of ice water over their heads or donate to support research for Lou Gehrig's disease. When a person accepts the ice bucket challenge, he or she must challenge another person to partake in the raising money effort. Many famous people in different fields around the world took part in the activity, including Bill Gates, Stephen King, Christiano Ronaldo, and Lady Gaga, and so on.

Answer the following questions:
1. What does he do?
2. Is he the only one who does it?
3. Who else does it?
4. What are they trying to make money for?
5. Who does he ask to go after him?
6. Who is he?
7. What do people do in this contest?
8. From what?
9. Who asked him to do it?
10. Who is she?
11. Did put it over his own head?
12. Who did?
A: 1. takes ice bucket challenge
2. no
3. celebrities
4. to raise money for Lou Gehrig's disease
5. Bill Clinton
6. Bush's predecessor
7. pour ice water over their head
8. a bucket
9. his daughter
10. Jenna Bush Hager
11. no
12. Laura Bush
Q: CHAPTER SEVEN

"A common thief!"

Schomberg bit his tongue just too late, and woke up completely as he saw Ricardo retract his lips in a cat-like grin; but the companion of "plain Mr. Jones" didn't alter his comfortable, gossiping attitude.

"Garn! What if he did want to see his money back, like any tame shopkeeper, hash-seller, gin-slinger, or ink-spewer does? Fancy a mud turtle like you trying to pass an opinion on a gentleman! A gentleman isn't to be sized up so easily. Even I ain't up to it sometimes. For instance, that night, all he did was to waggle his finger at me. The skipper stops his silly chatter, surprised.

"'Eh? What's the matter?' asks he.

"The matter! It was his reprieve--that's what was the matter.

"'O, nothing, nothing,' says my gentleman. 'You are perfectly right. A log--nothing but a log.'

"Ha, ha! Reprieve, I call it, because if the skipper had gone on with his silly argument much longer he would have had to be knocked out of the way. I could hardly hold myself in on account of the precious minutes. However, his guardian angel put it into his head to shut up and go back to his bed. I was ramping mad about the lost time."

"'Why didn't you let me give him one on his silly coconut sir?' I asks.

"'No ferocity, no ferocity,' he says, raising his finger at me as calm as you please.

"You can't tell how a gentleman takes that sort of thing. They don't lose their temper. It's bad form. You'll never see him lose his temper--not for anybody to see anyhow. Ferocity ain't good form, either--that much I've learned by this time, and more, too. I've had that schooling that you couldn't tell by my face if I meant to rip you up the next minute--as of course I could do in less than a jiffy. I have a knife up the leg of my trousers."

Answer the following questions:
1. nothing,' says who ?
2. who bit thier tongue ?
3. how mank things did he say that are tame ?
4. what is a shopkeeper ?
5. who went on a silly argument ?
6. then he would have what ?
7. who put something in his head ?
8. to do what ?
9. was he happy about loet time ?
10. how did he feel ?
11. who did not like his attutide ?
12. who does not gets angry ?
13. why ?
14. what else is not good form ?
15. what is up the leg of his pants ?
16. what was the matter ?
17. who asked that ?
18. who can not be sixed up do easy ?
19. name the person saying that ?
A:
1. gentleman
2. Schomberg
3. Four
4. store owner
5. skipper
6. knocked out
7. uardian angel
8. shut up
9. no
10. mad
11. Ricardo
12. a gentleman t
13. It's bad form
14. Ferocity
15. a knife
16. his reprieve
17. he
18. gentleman
19. The skipper