Question: Let's complete this passage.
The truck driver who crashed into comedian Tracy Morgan's limo is fighting back against a civil lawsuit filed by the former '30 Rock' star and his friends who survived the wreck. In new court documents filed this week, Walmart truck driver Kevin Roper requested to pause the civil suit until his criminal case for the crash is over. Morgan and friends were riding home from a comedy show in June when Roper struck them with his tractor-trailer on the New Jersey turnpike, killing limo passenger James McNair and leaving Morgan with a traumatic brain injury. A month after the crash, Morgan and the survivors  filed a civil lawsuit against Walmart, blaming the company for allowing a 'sleep-deprived' driver on the road.

Morgan pictured above last week, outside a

OPTIONS:
- 30 Rock post office
- James McNair post office
- Kevin Roper post office
- Morgan post office
- New Jersey post office
- New Jersey Turnpike post office
- Roper post office
- Tracy Morgan post office
- Walmart post office
Answer: New Jersey post office

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By David Derbyshire Last updated at 12:19 AM on 23rd September 2011 Even the most ardent fan of Blackpool will concede the seaside town has little in common with Dallas. Any tans you might spot on England’s North-West coast tend to come from bottles rather than hours spent in the golden Texan sunshine. And the only cowboys you’ll find on the golden mile are builders. But soon that could all change. In an extraordinary announcement, gas prospectors have revealed that the Fylde Coast of Lancashire is poised to become the centre of one of the biggest gas drilling operations in Europe.

Certainly, the prospect of exploding areas of rock underneath

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- Albert Halls has alarmed critics.
- Blackpool has alarmed critics.
- Dallas has alarmed critics.
- David Derbyshire has alarmed critics.
- England has alarmed critics.
- Europe has alarmed critics.
- Fylde Coast has alarmed critics.
- Lancashire has alarmed critics.
- North-West coast has alarmed critics.
- Texan has alarmed critics.

Answer: Lancashire has alarmed critics.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- The carnage from Syria's civil war continues to mount, with 184 people killed Wednesday, 100 of them in Damascus and its suburbs, according to the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria. Here are the latest key developments in the spiraling conflict: Diplomatic front: U.N.'s humanitarian chief "extremely concerned" The humanitarian situation in Syria has gotten worse, U.N. humanitarian chief Valerie Amos said Wednesday. Amos said she is "extremely concerned that all parties of the conflict are failing to comply with international humanitarian law, which sets out clear rules on the protection of civilians. This conflict has taken on a particularly brutal and violent character."

The

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- Amos government estimates that 1.2 million people are sheltering in public buildings, and "many more are staying with relatives and friends," Amos said.
- CNN government estimates that 1.2 million people are sheltering in public buildings, and "many more are staying with relatives and friends," Amos said.
- Damascus government estimates that 1.2 million people are sheltering in public buildings, and "many more are staying with relatives and friends," Amos said.
- Local Coordination Committees of Syria government estimates that 1.2 million people are sheltering in public buildings, and "many more are staying with relatives and friends," Amos said.
- Syria government estimates that 1.2 million people are sheltering in public buildings, and "many more are staying with relatives and friends," Amos said.
- U.N. government estimates that 1.2 million people are sheltering in public buildings, and "many more are staying with relatives and friends," Amos said.
- Valerie Amos government estimates that 1.2 million people are sheltering in public buildings, and "many more are staying with relatives and friends," Amos said.

ANS: Syria government estimates that 1.2 million people are sheltering in public buildings, and "many more are staying with relatives and friends," Amos said.

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A female military police officer is being hailed a hero after she bravely approached the Fort Hood gunman who had just killed three people and injured 16 more in a horror shooting spree. The cop, who has not yet been identified, risked her life to ensure Iraq war veteran Ivan Lopez, 34, didn't harm anyone else Wednesday afternoon. 'It was clearly heroic what she did,' Lt Gen. Mark A. Milley, the commanding general of the military base, told reporters in a press conference Wednesday night. 'She did her job and she did exactly what we would expect from a US military police,' he added.
pledged to do everything possible to ensure
OPTIONS:
- Fort Hood had everything it
- Iraq had everything it
- Ivan Lopez had everything it
- Lopez had everything it
- Mark A. Milley had everything it
- Smith & Wesson had everything it
- U.S. had everything it
- US had everything it

Answer:
Fort Hood had everything it

Input: Choose the next sentence.
By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:19 EST, 3 April 2012 | UPDATED: 09:19 EST, 3 April 2012 The civil lawsuit against Florida polo millionaire John Goodman has been dropped, most likely because a settlement – rumoured to be in the tens of millions of dollars – has been reached with the victim’s parents. Last week, Goodman, 48, was convicted of drunk-driving manslaughter that left a 23-year-old college student dead, and faces up to 30 years in prison at sentencing later this month. Lili and William Wilson, parents of Scott Wilson, requested the case be dropped ‘with prejudice,' which usually means a settlement has been reached.
the impact overturned
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- DUI's vehicle, sending it into a canal where
- Daily Mail's vehicle, sending it into a canal where
- Florida's vehicle, sending it into a canal where
- Goodman's vehicle, sending it into a canal where
- John Goodman's vehicle, sending it into a canal where
- Lili's vehicle, sending it into a canal where
- Scott Wilson's vehicle, sending it into a canal where
- William Wilson's vehicle, sending it into a canal where
Output: Scott Wilson's vehicle, sending it into a canal where

Question: Passage: By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 04:43 EST, 2 May 2012 | UPDATED: 11:06 EST, 2 May 2012 A four-year-old girl was turned down for a place at her local primary school because she lived just one foot outside the catchment area, her outraged mother has claimed. Maggie Scott had applied for a school less than half a mile from her Birmingham home, but was instead offered a place at a primary more than four times as far away. Worse, her first choice - Boldmere Infant and Nursery School in Sutton Coldfield - was rated as outstanding by Ofsted, while Kings Rise Community Primary School in Kingstanding is in special measures.
Query: I went to the open day and we preferred
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- Birmingham over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
- Boldmere Infant over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
- Emma Reynolds over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
- Kings Rise Community Primary School over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
- Kingstanding over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
- Maggie Scott over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
- Nursery School over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
- Ofsted over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
- Sutton Coldfield over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.
Answer:
Boldmere Infant over the other schools as it suited my daughter’s personality.