Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- A former African naval chief appeared in a New York City court Friday accused of being a drug kingpin involved in smuggling cocaine from Latin American paramilitaries into the United States. Rear Adm. Jose Americo Bubo Na Tchuto, once head of Guinea Bissau's navy, was seized on a boat on the Atlantic Ocean by officials from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency. Four other Guinea-Bissau citizens -- Manuel Mamadi Mane, Saliu Sisse, Papis Djeme and Tchamy Yala -- have also been detained. Two more men, Rafael Antonio Garavito-Garcia and Gustavo Perez-Garcia, both Colombian, were arrested in a related operation Friday in Colombia. They remain there pending extradition to the United States.

The defendants also agreed that "a portion of the cocaine would be used to pay Guinea-Bissau government officials for providing safe passage for the cocaine through

OPTIONS:
- African."
- Atlantic Ocean."
- Bissau."
- CNN."
- Colombia."
- Colombian."
- Colombians."
- DEA."
- Ex-Guinea."
- FARC."
- Guinea Bissau."
- Guinea-Bissau."
- Gustavo Perez-Garcia."
- Jose Americo Bubo Na Tchuto."
- Latin American."
- Manuel Mamadi Mane."
- New York City."
- Papis Djeme."
- Rafael Antonio Garavito-Garcia."
- Saliu Sisse."
- Tchamy Yala."
- U.S.."
- U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency."
- United States."
- West Africa."
Answer: Bissau."

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Colin Young Now read Martin Samuel's column on Joe Kinnear's departure from Newcastle The extent of the chaos that engulfed Joe Kinnear's reign as Necastle United's director of football has now emerged after the 67-year-old walked out on the role on Monday night. The former Wimbledon manager left St James’ Park for the last time this week after failing to bring in a single permanent signing in two transfer windows. The deterioration of his relationship with owner Mike Ashley brought his tenure to an end and Newcastle currently have no plans to replace Kinnear. Game over: Joe Kinnear (right) left Newcastle after his relationship under Mike Ashley became strained

But the director of football, who had been verbally abused, along with

OPTIONS:
- Colin Young, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Joe Kinnear, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Kinnear, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Martin Samuel, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Mike Ashley, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Mohamed Salah, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Necastle United, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Newcastle, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- St James’ Park, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Tim Krul, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Wimbledon, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.
- Yohan Cabaye, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.

Answer: Mike Ashley, during the 3-0 home defeat, was not even at the ground.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

San Diego, California (CNN) -- On a recent trip to Mexico City, I had barely made my way down the concourse and arrived at the immigration processing area when I got stumped. Signs pointed the way to two lines: one for "Mexicanos" ("Mexicans"), another for "Extranjeros" ("Foreigners.") I stood there for a few seconds, unsure of where to go. Growing up in Central California, I had been called a "Mexican" my entire life. It's ethnic shorthand in the same way that my friends in Boston refer to themselves as "Irish" or my friends in New York describe themselves as "Italian." Later, I settled on "Mexican-American."

Besides, we're aware that many of the elite

OPTIONS:
- Americans in the ruling class don't like us.
- Boston in the ruling class don't like us.
- CNN in the ruling class don't like us.
- California in the ruling class don't like us.
- Central California in the ruling class don't like us.
- Extranjeros in the ruling class don't like us.
- Irish in the ruling class don't like us.
- Italian in the ruling class don't like us.
- Mexican in the ruling class don't like us.
- Mexican-American in the ruling class don't like us.
- Mexicanos in the ruling class don't like us.
- Mexicans in the ruling class don't like us.
- Mexico in the ruling class don't like us.
- Mexico City in the ruling class don't like us.
- Navarrette in the ruling class don't like us.
- New York in the ruling class don't like us.
- Ruben Navarrette in the ruling class don't like us.
- San Diego in the ruling class don't like us.

ANS: Mexican in the ruling class don't like us.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
Those clever marketing guys at Ikea have stepped things up a level with this year's Halloween advert. Late night shopping may never be the same again after you watch Ikea’s homage to Stanley Kubrick’s horror classic, The Shining. The clip begins with a view from behind of a boy on a tricycle - mirroring when Danny begins his ferocious hallway pedal scene. The young boy sets off on his tricycle journey in IKEA's latest video He cycles past a couple of skeletons enjoying some dinner in a kitchen The boys continues to motor his way through what looks like a deserted warehouse
The scene from Stanley Kubrick's hit film The Shining, of
OPTIONS:
- Apple cycling through the hallway.
- BookBook cycling through the hallway.
- Danny cycling through the hallway.
- Halloween cycling through the hallway.
- IKEA cycling through the hallway.
- Ikea cycling through the hallway.
- MacBook cycling through the hallway.
- Stanley Kubrick cycling through the hallway.
- The Shining cycling through the hallway.
Output:
Danny cycling through the hallway.