Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Britain should be proud that David Cameron is isolated in Europe in the incr3asingly bitter row over Brussels jobs, Jeremy Hunt claimed today. The Health Secretary backed the Prime Minister's ‘lonely’ fight to block Jean-Claude Juncker from becoming European Commission president amid brutal criticism. It follows claims from Poland’s foreign minister Radek Sikorski that Mr Cameron of ‘f****d up’ attempts to veto the last European treaty. EU leaders will meet at the Menin Gate in Ypres on Thursday for a dinner to mark the start of the First World War. But behind the scenes wrangling continues over Mr Juncker’s candidacy, with almost every EU country united in pushing the plan through despite opposition from Britain.

In the conversation, Mr Sikorski is reported to have said: 'It's either a very badly thought through move, or, not for the first time, a kind of incompetence in

OPTIONS:
- Britain affairs.
- Brussels affairs.
- Cameron affairs.
- David Cameron affairs.
- EU affairs.
- Europe affairs.
- European affairs.
- European Commission affairs.
- First World War affairs.
- Jean-Claude Juncker affairs.
- Jeremy Hunt affairs.
- Juncker affairs.
- Mailonline affairs.
- Matt Chorley affairs.
- Menin Gate affairs.
- Poland affairs.
- Polish affairs.
- Radek Sikorski affairs.
- Ypres affairs.
Answer: Europe affairs.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
A cancer-stricken man on his deathbed claims he watched men bury Jimmy Hoffa's body in a driveway in suburban Detroit a just days after the union boss's disappearance in 1975. The anonymous tipster reportedly kept the dark secret for 37 years because he was terrified that the mob, who whoever killed Hoffa, would come after him. The FBI and most observers are skeptical that the Teamsters leader's remains are below the concrete slab in Roseville, Michigan, however one journalist who has talked to the dying man says he is no fraud -- the informant believes his own story. Where in the world? Jimmy Hoffa, pictured in 1966, was last seen at a suburban Detroit restaurant in 1975. His disappearance remains one of great mysteries in American history

The search has continued under a backyard pool north of Detroit in 2003, under the floor of a

OPTIONS:
- American home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.
- Detroit home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.
- FBI home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.
- Hoffa home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.
- Jimmy Hoffa home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.
- Michigan home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.
- Roseville home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.
- Teamsters home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.

Answer: Detroit home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of Detroit in 2006.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- The look on moguls skier Hannah Kearney's face said it all: A bronze medal felt like a loss to the defending Olympic champion. After posting the top score in the qualifying round, it seemed her quest to become the first freestyle skier to win two gold medals was secure. But a mistake on the top of the course in the final round left her with a 21.49, a bronze medal score. After finally regaining her composure, the 24-year-old American tried to find a bright side: "It's really unfortunate it's at the Olympics, but I'm sure something good will come of it. I'm just not sure what it is yet."

While in the ambulance, she asked her father if she was still an

OPTIONS:
- American, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Amy Bass, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Bass, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- CNN, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Hannah Kearney, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Heidi Kloser, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Jenny Jones, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Olympian, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Olympic, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Olympics, to which he replied "Of course you are."
- Sochi, to which he replied "Of course you are."

ANS: Olympian, to which he replied "Of course you are."

Question: Passage: Six months after his death, radio personality Casey Kasem has finally found a resting place. The former host of "American Top 40" was buried December 16 at Vestre Gravlund, a cemetery in Oslo, Norway,  manager of cemetery administration Stein Olav Hohlen told CNN on Tuesday. But the burial has not calmed a long-running family feud. "This morning my family and I learned that my Dad's abusive wife Jean Thompson Kasem and their daughter Liberty conned a cemetery in Norway into burying my Dad there," his daughter Kerri Kasem said on her Facebook page. "Even with ALL the letters ... from my father's friends and family stating that he wanted to be buried in the UNITED STATES, the country in which he was born and raised, his wishes were, once again, ignored by his unfaithful wife."
Query: But the kids  are at peace knowing that they got their
OPTIONS:
- American Top 40's final moments."
- CNN's final moments."
- Casey Kasem's final moments."
- Dad's final moments."
- Facebook's final moments."
- Fadio's final moments."
- Jean Thompson Kasem's final moments."
- Kasem's final moments."
- Kerri Kasem's final moments."
- Liberty's final moments."
- Norway's final moments."
- Oslo's final moments."
- Stein Olav Hohlen's final moments."
- UNITED STATES's final moments."
- Vestre Gravlund's final moments."
Answer:
Dad's final moments."