Your favorite../How do you spend a typical../rejuvenate yourself? Short questions for scholarship

So I was doing these short questions and I wasn't quite sure whether I was doing them right.. Please give me a LOT of suggestions!

What are your favorite books, movies, and/or types of music? (208/225 letters)
---My favorite books are "My Sweet Orange Tree" and "A Tale of Two Cities". My favorite movie is "Transcendence" . I love grand, orchestral, and instrumental music - especially the ones made by The Future World.

What is your favorite source of inspiration? (224/225)
Conversation. Whenever I am talking with anybody, whether it is a debate or a casual conversation, I can express my inner subtle thoughts into solid form and I can add more ideas from others' thoughts through a conversation.

How do you spend a typical weekday evening? (223/225)
I clean up the table and wash the dishes after the dinner. After helping my little brother's homework, I run about three miles around the town to maintain fitness. Then I shower, finish remaining school work, and go to bed.

How do you spend a typical weekend? (220/225)
I spend Saturday morning for studying standardized tests until 3:00 p.m..Then I attend orchestra rehearsal from four to eight in evening. In Sunday, I go to church with my whole family, and usually come back at 5:00 p.m.

How do you rejuvenate yourself? (225/225)
I rejuvenate myself through deep sleep after exercising. When I am tired or feel like I am stuck, I push myself to the limit by running. Then I go to deep sleep - like taking a huge breath right before all of the air is gone.

For the favorite books and music- usually many people don't write it out in sentence because there is so much limited room. I recommend just listing it.

For the common weekday and weekend activity, I say you should talk about something that you do that's unique because what you said is what almost every kid does.

For the last question, the answer you gave is really obvious. Give something that sets you apart like listening to classical music or for you it seems like it's through running.