Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- When freelance journalist Steven Sotloff disappeared during a reporting trip to Syria in August 2013, his family kept the news a secret. Families of hostages are frequently advised to do this by security firms. The abduction of Sotloff, who was beheaded Tuesday -- according to a video released by the terror group, ISIS -- has been international news since Sotloff was seen at the end of another video published last month by the Islamic extremist group. After journalist James Foley was shown with his head cut off, the video's narrator indicated that Sotloff would be killed if President Barack Obama did not cease U.S. airstrikes against ISIS.

Opinion:

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
- CNN is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
- ISIS is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
- Islamic is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
- James Foley is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
- Sotloff is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
- Steven Sotloff is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
- Syria is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
- U.S. is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous
Answer: James Foley is a reminder why freelance reporting is so dangerous

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN) -- In the sight of Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer, the man who would be king awaits his destiny. Diminutive and unassuming, Lionel Messi's faith in his ability has never been in question -- but a God-like shadow has always haunted him. If Diego Maradona is a deity to Argentines, then Messi is a prophet. "He was our water in the desert," national coach Alejandro Sabella said of Messi after his side's World Cup quarterfinal victory over Belgium. Messi may not be Moses -- the ability to turn a rock into a pool of water is a stretch too far even for the Barcelona star -- but his football powers frequently attract supernatural praise.

"He doesn't have the same 'everyman' feel as Maradona, and it's difficult to imagine him ever shooting his mouth off as much, but bearing in mind he's only just turned 27 I think he will one day be considered on the same level as

OPTIONS:
- Alejandro Sabella the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Argentina the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Argentines the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Barcelona the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Belgium the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- CNN the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Christ the Redeemer the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Diego Maradona the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Germany the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- God the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Lionel Messi the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Messi the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- Rio de Janeiro the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."
- World Cup the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."

Answer: Diego Maradona the player -- but the warmth of feeling for the person might never quite match up to Maradona."

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- A California man sold his 14-year-old daughter to an 18-year-old man for cash, beer and meat -- then called police when the prospective bridegroom didn't live up to his end of the deal, authorities said Tuesday. Marcelino de Jesus Martinez faces felony charges, according to police in Greenfield, California. Marcelino de Jesus Martinez, 36, of Greenfield, California, was arrested Monday and booked into the Monterey County Jail, Greenfield police said in a statement. He faces felony charges of receiving money for causing a person to cohabitate, police said. Martinez had arranged through a third party to have his daughter marry the older teenager, identified by authorities as Margarito de Jesus Galindo, of Gonzales, California. In exchange, Galindo was to pay Martinez $16,000 and provide him with 160 cases of beer, 100 cases of soda, 50 cases of Gatorade, two cases of wine, and six cases of meat, Greenfield Police Chief Joe Grebmeier told CNN.

"But

OPTIONS:
- CNN has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- California has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Galindo has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Gatorade has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Gonzales has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Greenfield has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Groom has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Joe Grebmeier has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Marcelino de Jesus Martinez has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Margarito de Jesus Galindo has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Martinez has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Mexican has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."
- Monterey County Jail has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."

ANS: California has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- Think half-eaten cookies and carrots are the only way to prove it was actually Santa who put that reindeer sweater under your Christmas tree? Think again. Thanks to Google and the North American Aerospace Defense Command, also known as NORAD, you can track old Saint Nick on his Christmas Eve journey around the globe. Log on to Noradsanta.org to view a special Google Map displaying Santa's whereabouts. The map, which launched at 2 a.m. EST on Friday, uses little red and yellow presents to note the places Santa has already visited. Click on the presents to learn a bit about each location, like Rabaul, Papua New Guinea, where, according to the map, Santa visited at 8:16 a.m. EST on Friday.

Adding to the holiday excitement, first lady Michelle Obama teamed with NORAD to take calls Friday from children eager to know Santa's whereabouts, according to a

OPTIONS:
- CNN press release.
- Christmas Eve press release.
- Google press release.
- Google Map press release.
- Michelle Obama press release.
- NORAD press release.
- Noradsanta.org press release.
- North American Aerospace Defense Command press release.
- Papua New Guinea press release.
- Rabaul press release.
- Saint Nick press release.
- Santa press release.

ANS:
NORAD press release.