Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Jill Reilly A Spanish cyclist blamed for the death of policemen killed in an ambush as he cycled through Pakistan has released a harrowing video of the attack to prove it was not his fault It was originally reported that the six men were shot dead while protecting Javier Colorado, 27, who is attempting to cycle around the world, after he crossed into Pakistan's western province of Baluchistan from Iran. Pakistan claimed that the men were killed when militants opened fire on him on January 22 in the volatile southwestern province of Baluchistan. Scroll down for video A Spanish cyclist blamed for the death of policemen killed in an ambush as he cycled through Pakistan has released a harrowing video of the attack to prove it was not his fault

he had to cross

OPTIONS:
- Baluchistan by road after missing a once-a-month train when
- Colorado by road after missing a once-a-month train when
- Iran by road after missing a once-a-month train when
- Javier Colorado by road after missing a once-a-month train when
- Jill Reilly by road after missing a once-a-month train when
- Pakistan by road after missing a once-a-month train when
- Shi'ite by road after missing a once-a-month train when
- Spanish by road after missing a once-a-month train when
Answer: Pakistan by road after missing a once-a-month train when

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Only 61 people in the history of the United States have held the position. It's the second most powerful in the country and second in line to the presidency. But after this week, not many people may want to be Speaker of the House. John Boehner, the chain-smoking, politically moderate, congressman from southwestern Ohio who has held the job for the past three years, has seen his power to corral his Republican caucus tested. He's just come out on the losing end of a ferocious battle with President Barack Obama to reopen the government and avert a possible default. "We fought the good fight, we just didn't win," Boehner told a Cincinnati radio station on Wednesday.

Early on, many said Boehner would never get conservative members of the GOP to acquiesce on federal spending and the debt ceiling, and would need

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama to get anything through.
- Boehner to get anything through.
- Cincinnati to get anything through.
- Democrats to get anything through.
- John Boehner to get anything through.
- Obama to get anything through.
- Ohio to get anything through.
- Republican to get anything through.
- United States to get anything through.

Answer: Democrats to get anything through.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- President Barack Obama fought back and Republican challenger Mitt Romney mostly stood his ground in a bruising, argumentative debate three weeks before Election Day. With a third and final debate to go, both candidates appeared likely to secure their standing in an already tight race that portends a cliffhanger presidential vote. Read a version of this story in Arabic On Wednesday, both campaigns will continue their focus on battleground states considered crucial to winning the White House. Obama heads to Iowa and Ohio and Vice President Joe Biden campaigns in Colorado and Nevada, while Romney will go to Virginia and running mate Rep. Paul Ryan stops in Ohio.

I know what it takes to create good jobs again,"

OPTIONS:
- Arabic said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Barack Obama said, addressing the first-time voter.
- CNN said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Colorado said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Election Day said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Iowa said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Joe Biden said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Mitt Romney said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Nevada said, addressing the first-time voter.
- ORC said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Obama said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Ohio said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Paul Ryan said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Republican said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Romney said, addressing the first-time voter.
- Virginia said, addressing the first-time voter.
- White House said, addressing the first-time voter.

ANS: Mitt Romney said, addressing the first-time voter.

Question:
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(CNN) -- "Goodbye, Kai Tak, and thank you." Fifteen years after Richard Siegel, Hong Kong's then-director of civil aviation, bid farewell and turned off the lights at Hong Kong Kai Tak International Airport, the old airport has been given a new life. With official ceremonies set for this week, it will be rechristened Kai Tak Cruise Terminal. The new facility will accommodate cruise ships and other large vessels. Royal Caribbean's Mariner of the Seas will be the first ship to arrive at the cruise ship berth -- formerly runway 13 -- today at 8 p.m. Before its closure in 1998, Kai Tak (the first recorded flight from the site took place in 1925) was regarded as one of the most difficult airports in the world for pilots to fly into and out of.
"Being at the
OPTIONS:
- CNN car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.
- Cathay Pacific car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.
- Hong Kong car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.
- Kai Tak car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.
- Kai Tak Cruise Terminal car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.
- Kai Tak International Airport car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.
- Mariner of the Seas car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.
- Richard Siegel car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.
- Royal Caribbean car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.

Answer:
Kai Tak car park watching airplanes land in heavy rain could be very worrying," he said.

Ukraine was forced to shut down a reactor at its biggest nuclear power plant yesterday following an 'electrical malfunction', the second such incident in the space of a month. One of six reactors at the  Zaporizhia power station in the south-east of the country was automatically disconnected by the plant's 'internal defence mechanism' at 6am yesterday morning. Workers managed to repair to the fault and the reactor was reconnected to the power grid at 22:35, the plant's operator's NPP said in a statement. Shutdown: The Zaporozhiya nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine where one of six reactors was automatically taken off-line yesterday following an electrical fault

Earlier this month another of

OPTIONS:
- Europe's reactors was taken off-line after it suffered a short-circuit leading to widespread blackouts.
- NPP's reactors was taken off-line after it suffered a short-circuit leading to widespread blackouts.
- Ukraine's reactors was taken off-line after it suffered a short-circuit leading to widespread blackouts.
- Zaporizhia's reactors was taken off-line after it suffered a short-circuit leading to widespread blackouts.
- Zaporozhiya's reactors was taken off-line after it suffered a short-circuit leading to widespread blackouts.
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Zaporizhia's reactors was taken off-line after it suffered a short-circuit leading to widespread blackouts.