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These questions lead to the expression of biased personal opinion, which is not what these forums are about.
The particular Linux distro that's right for you is dependent on exactly what you're trying to do.
Read our FAQ to find out where to download.
No you cannot install it on NTFS (you'd have to resize any existing partitions before commencing your install) so that (to answer your fourth question) it coincides with your Windows installation.
Google for "Linux Windows Dual Boot" it is very common to do this.
Cheers
ZB
