Question: Let's complete this passage.
Three Somali pirates were killed in a fight over the ransom paid to free Michael Scott Moore, the German-American journalist freed this week after two years and eight months of captivity. Local police said gunfight broke out in the central town of Galkayo late last night when some of the pirates who held Moore attacked their comrades, accusing them of conducting a secret deal with negotiators. A top pirate commander was among the three people killed, police official Mohamed Hassan said, adding that one group of pirates accused the other of betrayal. Michael Scott Moore, the German-American journalist held for almost three years for ransom by Somali pirates as he appeared during his captivity. His pirate captors have killed each other in a row over the money.

He said earlier that a ransom of $1.6 million was paid by Somali intermediaries acting on behalf of

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Galkayo.
- German.
- Germany.
- Michael Scott Moore.
- Mohamed Hassan.
- Moore.
- Somali.
- Somalia.
Answer: German.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Lifelong Democrat Jackie Bland is doing something she never thought she'd do: Urge people to vote for a Republican. Bland supports Thad Cochran, a six-term Mississippi senator who's trying to fend off a fierce tea party challenge to his seat from Chris McDaniel as voting got underway in Tuesday's primary runoff. Two weeks ago, Bland helped put up 5,000 pro-Cochran posters in black communities and talk to people about his record. "We wanted to raise the awareness to African-Americans that we do have a stake in this runoff election," she said. She pointed to Cochran's efforts to secure federal funds for jobs, Head Start programs and health centers relied upon by African-Americans in the state.

Sources familiar with Cochran's campaign strategy say they hope that a lot of Republicans who stayed home during the primary, thinking

OPTIONS:
- African-American Democrats would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Bland would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Chris McDaniel would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Cochran would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- GOP would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Head Start would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Jackie Bland would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- McDaniel would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Mississippi would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Republican would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Thad Cochran would be fine, will show up at the polls.
- Washington would be fine, will show up at the polls.

Answer: Cochran would be fine, will show up at the polls.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Once a year, if you drive just several hours north of Cape Town into South Africa's arid Karoo semi-desert, you'll come across a tented town in the middle of a vast expanse of nothing, like a surreal mirage. Here, huge sculptures punctuate the sky and the desert floor is dotted with art works, from multi-story creations to a field of tiny mushrooms that light up at night. Thousands of people, looking like extras from a hundred different movie sets, wear elaborate costumes and body paint and wander around, giving out hot dogs, popcorn, drinks, ice creams and yoga lessons. There's a circus, a post office, a gingerbread house filled with sweets, a Swiss alpine chalet, a saloon straight out of the Wild West and nearly a hundred other themed camps including dance floors, bars and coffee stations.

This is

OPTIONS:
- Africa, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.
- AfrikaBurn, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.
- Burning Man, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.
- Cape Town, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.
- Karoo, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.
- South Africa, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.
- Swiss, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.
- U.S., Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.
- Wild West, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.

ANS: AfrikaBurn, Africa's most unique, unusual, exhilarating and mind-blowing festival.

Question: Let's complete this passage.
Radamel Falcao is tipped to make his Premier League debut for Manchester United on Sunday against QPR, and will be expected to hit the ground running. The Colombian hitman has a formidable striking rate across Europe, and was offered a huge wage by Louis van Gaal upon joining on loan from Monaco. But how has he got on in his first games for his previous clubs? Goals, goals, goals, is the short answer. Sportsmail takes a look at his record. You can like our Manchester United Facebook page here VIDEO: Scroll down for Sportsmail's preview for Manchester United vs QPR

Radamel Falcao made his professional debut for

OPTIONS:
- Atletico Madrid aged 13, scoring one year later
- Colombian aged 13, scoring one year later
- Europe aged 13, scoring one year later
- Falcao aged 13, scoring one year later
- Lanceros Boyaca aged 13, scoring one year later
- Louis van Gaal aged 13, scoring one year later
- Manchester United aged 13, scoring one year later
- Monaco aged 13, scoring one year later
- Porto aged 13, scoring one year later
- Premier League aged 13, scoring one year later
- QPR aged 13, scoring one year later
- Radamel Falcao aged 13, scoring one year later
- River Plate aged 13, scoring one year later
- Sportsmail aged 13, scoring one year later
Answer:
Lanceros Boyaca aged 13, scoring one year later