Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Paul Bentley PUBLISHED: 05:35 EST, 16 May 2012 | UPDATED: 16:15 EST, 12 February 2013 The father of six children who died in a house fire broke down in tears yesterday as police confirmed an arsonist started the blaze. In dramatic scenes, Mick Philpott and his wife Mairead, 31, wept uncontrollably as officers described how petrol had been poured through the family’s letterbox and set alight. Jade Philpott, ten, and brothers John, nine, Jack, seven,  Jessie, six, and Jayden, five, all perished as flames and smoke engulfed their council house  in Derby. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Mick and Mairead Philpott, the parents of six children that died following a fire at their home in Derby have had the murder charges dropped against them

Bottom row (left to right) are: Jack, 7, Jessie, 6, their sister Jade, 10, and

OPTIONS:
- Derby, 5,
- Jack, 5,
- Jade Philpott, 5,
- Jayden, 5,
- Jessie, 5,
- John, 5,
- Mairead, 5,
- Mairead Philpott, 5,
- Mick, 5,
- Mick Philpott, 5,
- Paul Bentley, 5,
- Philpott, 5,
Answer: Jayden, 5,

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkey's foreign minister applauded recent Libyan rebel advances against the forces of Moammar Gadhafi at an international diplomatic conference Thursday to plan for the post-Gadhafi era in Libya. Diplomats from 29 countries gathered in Istanbul for the meeting of the Libyan Contact Group, a coalition of Arab and European governments as well as the United States and Turkey. Representatives from NATO, the African Union, United Nations, European Union, Arab League, Gulf Cooperation Council and Libya's National Transitional Council -- the rebel Libyan government -- are also present. "Today we are all proud and pleased with the ground-breaking developments on the ground" in Libya, said Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu as he opened the meeting.

Italy will unfreeze about $505 million (350 million euros) in Libyan assets that have been held in

OPTIONS:
- African Union banks, Berlusconi said.
- Ahmet Davutoglu banks, Berlusconi said.
- Arab banks, Berlusconi said.
- Arab League banks, Berlusconi said.
- CNN banks, Berlusconi said.
- Davutoglu banks, Berlusconi said.
- European banks, Berlusconi said.
- European Union banks, Berlusconi said.
- Gulf Cooperation Council banks, Berlusconi said.
- Istanbul banks, Berlusconi said.
- Italy banks, Berlusconi said.
- Libya banks, Berlusconi said.
- Libyan banks, Berlusconi said.
- Libyan Contact Group banks, Berlusconi said.
- Moammar Gadhafi banks, Berlusconi said.
- NATO banks, Berlusconi said.
- NTC banks, Berlusconi said.
- National Transitional Council banks, Berlusconi said.
- Turkey banks, Berlusconi said.
- Turkish banks, Berlusconi said.
- U.S. banks, Berlusconi said.
- United Nations banks, Berlusconi said.
- United States banks, Berlusconi said.
- post-Gadhafi banks, Berlusconi said.

Answer: Italy banks, Berlusconi said.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Daniel Martin, Whitehall Correspondent PUBLISHED: 16:53 EST, 24 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:47 EST, 24 September 2013 Critical: Johnson said well-off Britons should give their wealth to charity rather than passing large homes on to their children Boris Johnson yesterday criticised well-off Britons who buy large houses to pass on to their children instead of giving their wealth to charity. He said the country needed to adopt a culture of philanthropy like that of the US, where there is a ‘culture of giving and being recognised as givers’. Despite owning a large house in Henley, Oxfordshire, and a £2.3million home in a fashionable part of North London, the father-of-five criticised those who ‘desperately’ aimed to amass property wealth to pass on to their offspring ‘for some unknown reason’.

‘The sooner people get over their lust to buy great schlosses in the home counties – or indeed grouse moors – and give to great causes in

OPTIONS:
- Boris Johnson, the better.’
- Britain, the better.’
- Britons, the better.’
- Daniel Martin, the better.’
- Henley, the better.’
- Johnson, the better.’
- London, the better.’
- Mayor, the better.’
- North London, the better.’
- Oxfordshire, the better.’
- US, the better.’
- Whitehall, the better.’

ANS: London, the better.’

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Washington (CNN) -- House Republicans, who fervently pound the podium against the deficit, didn't blink Friday at passing a whopping $287 billion business tax cut measure with no effort to pay for or offset that amount. GOP lawmakers argued the bill helps the economy, but budget-watching organizations outside Congress proclaimed it an irresponsible move. The 258-160 vote marked one of the largest unpaid-for measures passed by the House in years, but was also the latest sign that tax cuts are at the center of the Republican universe and the ballyhooed deficit fight is not on the same level as a priority.

"I want to say how appalling it is for

OPTIONS:
- Boehner to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"
- CNN to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"
- Congress to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"
- GOP to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"
- House to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"
- House Republicans to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"
- Republican to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"
- Senate to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"
- Washington to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"

ANS:
House Republicans to come forward and say 'let's (push $287 billion) unpaid for.'"