Question: Let's complete this passage.
Syria-Turkey border (CNN) -- The dead are everywhere. Nonexistent until last June, the encampment of about 1,600 people now is a haven of peace compared with the terror experienced in the country just 300 yards away. Housed in neat, white tents in southern Turkey, with cooking stations in between, people here do not have to worry about being silenced, tortured, arrested or killed. In other words, they don't live in fear of what they say happened all around them on a daily basis -- and still happens -- in their war-torn nation of Syria. EU slaps new santions on Syria

While the

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- CNN government exerts control over most of the country, there are exceptions.
- EU government exerts control over most of the country, there are exceptions.
- Syria government exerts control over most of the country, there are exceptions.
- Syrians government exerts control over most of the country, there are exceptions.
- Turkey government exerts control over most of the country, there are exceptions.
- U.N. government exerts control over most of the country, there are exceptions.
Answer: Syria government exerts control over most of the country, there are exceptions.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Los Angeles (CNN) -- Chris Brown is reaching into Lindsay Lohan's playbook for avoiding jail: Go to rehab before your court date. The singer's arrest Sunday on an assault charge put him on a path toward a possible prison sentence, but he will be in a rehabilitation facility as his next court date approaches. "Chris Brown has elected to enter a rehab facility," said a statement Tuesday night from his representative. "His goal is to gain focus and insight into his past and recent behavior, enabling him to continue the pursuit of his life and his career from a healthier vantage point."

Brown spent 36 hours in a

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- CNN jail and was taken to court in shackles Monday afternoon.
- Chris Brown jail and was taken to court in shackles Monday afternoon.
- Lindsay Lohan jail and was taken to court in shackles Monday afternoon.
- Los Angeles jail and was taken to court in shackles Monday afternoon.
- Rihanna jail and was taken to court in shackles Monday afternoon.
- Washington jail and was taken to court in shackles Monday afternoon.

Answer: Washington jail and was taken to court in shackles Monday afternoon.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Dr Craig Spencer lied to police about travelling around New York for six days before he was quarantined with Ebola, it has been claimed The doctor currently being treated for Ebola in New York lied to police about travelling around the city for six days before he was quarantined, it has been revealed. Dr Craig Spencer initially told officers that he had isolated himself in his Harlem apartment after returning from Guinea where he had been treating people for the illness. It was only when cops checked his MetroCard and bank statement that they realised he had been roaming the city for nearly a week, visiting a sandwich shop, taking an Uber cab, and going bowling.

For his return trip, he used

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- Craig Spencer as his means of transportation.
- Ebola as his means of transportation.
- Guinea as his means of transportation.
- Harlem as his means of transportation.
- MetroCard as his means of transportation.
- New York as his means of transportation.
- Uber as his means of transportation.

ANS: Uber as his means of transportation.

Question:
[passage completion]

Syria's conflict erupted in March 2011 when President Bashar al-Assad's Alawite minority-dominated government launched a crackdown against a predominantly Sunni protest movement that grew into an uprising with an armed resistance. One year later, what is the situation, and what may happen next? How did the unrest start? The spark began in the southern Syrian city of Daraa with the arrests of at least 15 children for painting anti-government graffiti. Outrage over the arrests and the government's humiliating and violent reactions to their complaints emboldened the opposition and helped it spread. By mid-March protests were occurring across Syria. How Syria's unrest unfolded
"They've presented a narrative to the outside world that
OPTIONS:
- Alawite's days are numbered.
- Bashar al-Assad's days are numbered.
- Daraa's days are numbered.
- Opposition's days are numbered.
- Sunni's days are numbered.
- Syria's days are numbered.
- Syrian's days are numbered.
- al-Assad's days are numbered.

Answer:
Bashar al-Assad's days are numbered.

Question: Passage: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has apologised to referee Kevin Friend for criticising his decision making in a TV interview after Sunday's 3-0 FA Cup victory over Watford. Mourinho was angry with the official for not awarding the Blues a second-half penalty when defender Craig Cathcart handled the ball as he blocked a shot by Diego Costa. However, following Cathcart's intervention the ball immediately fell to Loic Remy who drilled home the Barclays Premier League leaders' second. VIDEO Scroll down for Jose Mourinho apologises to referee but insists campaign exists Jose Mourinho shouts instructions to his team from the touchline against Watford on Sunday afternoon
Query: In the second half
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- Barclays Premier League shot four times and scored three goals.
- Blues shot four times and scored three goals.
- Cathcart shot four times and scored three goals.
- Chelsea shot four times and scored three goals.
- Craig Cathcart shot four times and scored three goals.
- Diego Costa shot four times and scored three goals.
- FA Cup shot four times and scored three goals.
- Jose Mourinho shot four times and scored three goals.
- Kevin Friend shot four times and scored three goals.
- Loic Remy shot four times and scored three goals.
- Mourinho shot four times and scored three goals.
- Watford shot four times and scored three goals.
Answer:
Chelsea shot four times and scored three goals.