its really quick, im running for junior vice prez at my school. any suggestions/improvements/errors? any corrections? constructive critisim needed.

HERE IT IS:

Good morning/afternoon my fellow North Torontonians. First, I’d like to thank you all coming to this election assembly, and actually staying awake, while we’re all reading our speeches. In case you haven’t already met me, my name is Phyllis and I am the best qualified candidate for JVP. But before I get into the issues about my position, and my credentials and the stuff you’d find boring, I’d just like to quickly reflect on one of my first anecdotes at this school. I remember my buddy talking about the amazing French fries at the café and how smart the students here were. (And I can’t lie, he was right) But one thing that’ll never escape my memory was watching that Student Council video. As intimidating as Bjorn, Emily, Geoff, James, or Savanah, and the others made it, I was still definitely attracted to the position of JVP and being a member of the student council. But no, it’s not because I like hiding in closets! (Don’t worry Savanah, mine’s on the 3rd floor) It’s because JVP’s get to really help out a lot during Charity Week, raise money, assist the Senior Vice President, and become an important member of the student Council. In fact, one of my New Year’s Resolutions last year was to create a club or committee to help fundraise for charities. But, I soon realized that that wouldn’t be necessary since we already have Charity Week.
Although JVP is a relatively small position, there are still many issues and ideas to be discussed. I can’t promise raising ,000, or more late starts, or more field trips, but I can promise you (this may sound a little cliché) that I will put forth my absolute best when it comes to Charity Week. If this means pulling all-nighters, skipping my lunches, or using every last muscle of my fatigued body to help, whatever it takes, I’ll do it. Give it to me; I’m up for the challenge!
Now, considering that there are 4 other people running for this spot, I’ve come up with “brill” iant ideas that will win your votes! As a girl with loads of business connections, I’ll try to get sponsors and donors to help contribute to the money raised during Charity Week. And with your vote, I’ll even try to get NT on TV! TV coverage will unquestionably spark up some new supporters (especially with next year being the last year here in this building). In addition to that, I’ll work to see if articles can be written about NT’s Charity Week in popular newspapers! Not to mention, help out the Senior VP with his/her ideas! And my goal is to raise at least ,000 (though I can’t exactly promise that). Well, as quoted by Nelson Mandela himself, “We must use time wisely and forever realize that the time is always ripe to do right!”
And if you must know a little more about me, here it is. In school, I was active on 3 teams (field hockey, ice hockey, and soccer). Plus, I participated in 5 clubs (cauta, cooking, crafts, outers and archery). Outside of school, I play rep ice hockey, train provincial taekwondo, teach kids taekwondo and volunteer at 2 senior homes. As well as assist the Class Reps during Charity Week. Though these extra-curriculars may not seem all relevant, I have gained valuable leadership skills while participating in these activities.
Anyways, enough about me! I honestly hope you think twice before you cast your vote for the wrong person. It is not wise to vote a candidate based on their popularity or movie-star good looks. Choose the candidate who you, not your friends, but you believe will show the most hard work, creativity, dedication, initiative, and ambition as JVP. So please, reconsider my plans before you vote for any other candidate! Now, before I go hiding in my closet, just remember this: Don’t be ridiculous, vote for Phyllis! Thank you!

Now, I know that this is a shitload of questions, but any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Even if you know at least one answer it would help me and the other kids in my class who will wind up googling the questions out
These questions are based on chapters 1-7 in book the second.
I need it by Sunday Night, preferably before 10 pm EST.

1) What is Dickens suggesting with the following :"In this respect the House was much on a par with the Country; which did very often disinherit its songs for suggesting improvements in laws and customs that had long been highly objectionable, but were only the more respectable"?

2) What is implied by Jerry's agner at his wife's "flopping," the mud on his boots and the rust on his hands?

3) What effect does Dickens achieve by the scene in the Crucnher home?

4) What is Jerry Cruncher's opinion of execution by quartering?

5) For what crime is Charles Darnay on trial?

6) When, according to their testimony, did Dr. Manette and Lucie meet Charles Darnay?

7) With what other popular "entertainment" does Jerry compare attending a trial? How do the two compare?

8)Briefly outline the charges the Attorney General presents against Mr. Darnay.

9) How does Mr. Solicitor-General try to discredit John Barsad's testimony?

10) How does Mr. Solicitor-General try to discredit Roger Cly's testimony?

11) In what ways is Miss manette's testimony against Mr. Darnay both helpful and damaging to his case.

12) How does Mr. Carton help Mr. Stryver cast doubt on the testimony of the witness who was in the Dover mail with Mr. Lorry five years earlier?

13) What is revealed about Mr. Carton's character by his behavior towards Lucie and Mr. Darnay?

14) One of the major themes in this novel is the idea that ressurection is possible. How does this theme apply to Charles Darnay's aquittal for treason?

15) Briefly describe Mr. Stryver. How does he use Mr. Carton?

16) Why is Carton so rude to Darnay?

17) What does Carton confess to himself after meeting with Darnay?

18) What is the secret to Stryver's success as an attorney?

19) Briefly describe how Carton looks when he is working at Stryver's desk.

20) What do we learn about Carton's childhood? What does Carton blame for his miserable life?

21) What is the significance of people calling Carton Stryver's jackal?

22) What predominant character traits of Carton are revealed in this chapter?

23) Miss Pross' complaint about "hundred of people" is an example of what figure of speech?

24) Why do the visits of these "hundreds of people" bother her?

25) Who is Solomon?

26) What questions does Mr. Lorry ask Mss Pross concerning the Doctor and his shoe making tools?

27) Why is Dr. Mannette afraid to remember his past?

28) What is suggested by Sidney Carton's story about the prisoner's letter found in the Tower of London?

29) Comment on Dickens' use of foreshadowing at the end of this chapter(6) when Lucie, Carton, and Darnay discuss the crowds in the streets of London.

30) What are the two significant meanings of the title of this chapter(Hundreds of People)?

31)What tone does Dickens achieve at the beginning of this chapter? How does he achieve it?(chapter 7-Monseigneur in Town)

32) Who is the Farmer General and what is his relationship to the Monseigneur?

33) What has passed between Monseigneur and the marquis?

34) Read the following passage. What do you think the water in the fountain may symbolize in the story? "The water of the fountain ran, ... so much life in the city ran into death according to rule, time and tide waited for no man, ... all things ran their course."

any help at all would be greatly appreciated. I only need 75% of the answers, and all i need are quick 2 word answers for each.

Thanks!