Watching a movie or walking and sometimes sleeping, but the best thing to me to do is talking to someone i love this relieves very much.

Dry up can mean a few things. It can refer to a lack of water and how plants suffer and die without water. All the vegetation dried up during the drought. It can also refer to a person who has become dull or old. James was also so much fun, but now he is a dried up husk of a man. It can also be used metaphorically to refer toa supply (such as water or money or energy) running out. Claire always had lots of friends, and she liked to throw extravagant parties, until her money dried up.

"Still" usually means that something is continuing. For example: He has been playing guitar for three hours, and he is playing still! So "still" in your sentence means that she is going to continue to sleep for a longer time. The closest word in meaning to "still" for this sentence would be "more." "She probably won't be up for a couple more hours."

From a very technical standpoint, the answer is "two hours fewer." You can say: "It took less time." However, because hours can be counted, "fewer" is the grammatically correct choice. But then again, this rule isn't usually followed in colloquial speech.

The answer is c) treat. Joy is used to describe an emotional state. I can say: Dance brings me joy. Dance puts me in that particular state. I can also say: She is a joy to have around. This means she causes or brings the feeling of joy, or she is a source of joy. Bliss is also an emotional state, and now we use this word to say things like: Find your bliss. This means find the thing that brings you happiness. Treat here is like a surprise or a fun event. I could say: For a special treat, I am making my husband's favorite meal. The meal may bring my husband joy, but I can't say: For a special joy, I am making my husband's favorite meal. Treatment does not really fit with the other words in this case. Treatment can be used to talk about the kind of service you receive. For example: I received terrible treatment at that hospital, and I never want to go back. We also describe some types of medical and psychiatric and psychological care as treatment. I hope that helps! Also, great question!