Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 20:10 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 20:11 EST, 10 March 2014 British aid money has been used by the EU to train Ukrainian soldiers in riot control. Labour demanded an inquiry last night into whether the £1million project helped train troops accused of shooting innocent protesters during the overthrow of the Ukrainian government last month. The revelation that money intended for the world’s poorest may have contributed to the violence came as David Cameron announced that asset freezes and travel bans will be slapped on allies of Vladimir Putin ‘within days’ over the conflict in Ukraine.

Struggle: Protesters hold up makeshift shields to protect themselves from firebombs and gun fire during demonstrations in

OPTIONS:
- British last month
- Crimea last month
- David Cameron last month
- EU last month
- Labour last month
- RAF last month
- Tim Shipman last month
- Ukraine last month
- Ukrainian last month
- Vladimir Putin last month
Answer: Ukraine last month

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Luke Garratt PUBLISHED: 06:34 EST, 9 January 2014 | UPDATED: 03:31 EST, 10 January 2014 A Beatles fan travelled across the country for eight years taking photographs of all 131 Abbey Road street signs in England. From rural lanes to inner-city estates and motorway sidings, Bryan Eccleshall, 48, crossed the length and breadth of the country to document each location where the famous street name could be found. The centrepiece of his collection is a picture from Abbey Road in St John’s Wood, London, made famous by the 1969 Beatles album of the same name.

to a journey so I could visit another

OPTIONS:
- Abbey Road.
- Beatles.
- Bryan Eccleshall.
- England.
- London.
- Luke Garratt.
- St John’s Wood.
- UK.

Answer: Abbey Road.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By James Tozer PUBLISHED: 07:48 EST, 2 April 2012 | UPDATED: 13:55 EST, 3 April 2012 Tragic: War hero William Davis, 92, who was believed to have served in the Navy, was found dead at a house in Willenhall, West Midlands Detectives are hunting a 'heavily blood stained killer' who battered a decorated war hero in his own home, police revealed A murder inquiry was launched after the discovery of the body of William Davis, who only last week had marked his 92nd birthday. The frail widower, who served with the Royal Navy in the Second World War, was found dead at his terraced house in Willenhall, West Midlands, on Sunday evening.

cheerful.’ Police have refused to say how Mr

OPTIONS:
- Frail died or whether there
- James Tozer died or whether there
- Navy died or whether there
- Royal Navy died or whether there
- Second World War died or whether there
- West Midlands died or whether there
- Willenhall died or whether there
- William Davis died or whether there

ANS: William Davis died or whether there

Question:
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By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 12:44 EST, 18 February 2013 | UPDATED: 08:18 EST, 19 February 2013 A strike at Madrid’s main airport was causing half-term travel misery for British tourists yesterday. More than 400 flights have been cancelled and 70,000 passengers affected by the action which is to last five days. Workers were demonstrating at the Barajas airport over job losses at Iberia, the Spanish national airline that merged with British Airways in 2011. Engines off: More than 80 Iberia flights were cancelled on Monday as workers at the carrier began the series of strikes that is expected to cost the airline and struggling national economy millions of euros in lost business
Policemen arrest a Spanish
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- BA worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- Barajas worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- British worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- British Airways worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- Iberia worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- London worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- Madrid worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- Matt Blake worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- Spanish worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports
- anti-British worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports

Answer:
Iberia worker: In anticipation of the strike, Iberia had already canceled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because of the lack of handling services at Spanish airports

Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Matt Chorley and Becky Barrow PUBLISHED: 04:02 EST, 13 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:15 EST, 13 September 2013 Mortgages should be made more expensive and harder to obtain in regions where house prices are running out of control to prevent a new property bubble, experts said today. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) called for the Bank of England to use its powers to limit lending in specific areas where prices are rising by more than five per cent a year. But housing experts lined up to insist it was 'premature' to talk of a new boom, with some parts of the country seeing steep falls in house prices in the last year.

In an explosive move,

OPTIONS:
- Bank of England says urgent action is needed by the Bank due to ‘a growing risk of another house price boom’.
- Becky Barrow says urgent action is needed by the Bank due to ‘a growing risk of another house price boom’.
- Mark Carney says urgent action is needed by the Bank due to ‘a growing risk of another house price boom’.
- Matt Chorley says urgent action is needed by the Bank due to ‘a growing risk of another house price boom’.
- RICS says urgent action is needed by the Bank due to ‘a growing risk of another house price boom’.
- Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors says urgent action is needed by the Bank due to ‘a growing risk of another house price boom’.
- UK says urgent action is needed by the Bank due to ‘a growing risk of another house price boom’.
Answer:
RICS says urgent action is needed by the Bank due to ‘a growing risk of another house price boom’.