Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Will Stewart PUBLISHED: 12:03 EST, 25 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:03 EST, 25 June 2013 Politics? Russian media tycoon Alexander Lebedev, whose prosecution was signed off by a former classmate of President Vladimir Putin The controversial criminal prosecution of newspaper owner Alexander Lebedev was started by a former university classmate of Vladimir Putin, it was claimed at the newspaper owner's trial. A document in the case file records shows that the probe was demanded by Alexander Bastrykin, chairman of the powerful Investigative Committee, known as the Russian FBI, said a Lebedev lawyer. The media magnate is accused of the draconian offence of hooliganism motivated by 'political hatred' in lashing out at property mogul Sergei Polonsky during a heated TV debate.

The court file refers to 'an order' from Bastrykin 'to investigate the circumstances of

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Bastrykin being beaten' during the television show.
- Alexander Lebedev being beaten' during the television show.
- FBI being beaten' during the television show.
- Investigative Committee being beaten' during the television show.
- Lebedev being beaten' during the television show.
- Leningrad State University being beaten' during the television show.
- Russian being beaten' during the television show.
- Sergei Polonsky being beaten' during the television show.
- Vladimir Putin being beaten' during the television show.
- Will Stewart being beaten' during the television show.
Answer: Sergei Polonsky being beaten' during the television show.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
A six-year-old hailed as one of Britain's most spoilt children has decided she's had enough of her reputation - and is giving away her prized possessions. Lacie Pope, of Plymouth, Devon, has always been treated to glamorous designer frocks, expensive beauty products and jewel-encrusted toys. Her mother Lisa Whitcombe, 34, loves to spoil her with Armani and Dior outfits, her own crown and even a child's Audi covered in crystals. Thinking of others: Lacie is giving up her Audi covered toy car worth £1,500 for charity Little princess: Lacie is auctioning off her crown £80 and crystal covered tutu



OPTIONS:
- Armani, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Audi, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Britain, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Chanel, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Devon, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Dior, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Lacie, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Lacie Pope, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Lisa Whitcombe, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Plymouth, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
- Stand Up To Cancer, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.

Answer: Lisa Whitcombe, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

A husband-to-be has spoken for the first time of the moment his beloved fiancée was shot dead - as she chatted to him on the phone. Rod Hernandez, 58, from Salt Lake City, Utah, was just weeks away from tying the knot with Tanya Nikitina in 2010 when she was gunned down by her former mother-in-law. Tanya, 34, who's real name is Tetyana, was talking to Rod while sitting in the school car park where she worked as a teacher when her life was horrifically cut short. Tragic end: Rod Hernandez, right, had been due to marry Tanya Nikitina, left, but just weeks before their big day, she was shot dead her her former mother-in-law

But on January 29, two weeks before the big day,

OPTIONS:
- Dale was brutally executed.
- Mary was brutally executed.
- Mary Nance Hanson was brutally executed.
- Rod was brutally executed.
- Rod Hernandez was brutally executed.
- Salt Lake City was brutally executed.
- Tanya was brutally executed.
- Tanya Nikitina was brutally executed.
- Tetyana was brutally executed.
- Utah was brutally executed.

ANS: Tanya was brutally executed.

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The director of an Oscar-nominated film about the killing of Osama bin Laden was given classified information about the operation by United States intelligence chiefs. Zero Dark Thirty director Kathryn Bigelow and her screenwriting partner Mark Boal were provided with a complete 'roadmap' of how the raid was planned during a 45 minute meeting with Michael Vickers - the country's highest ranking civilian intelligence official. The filmmakers also received briefings from top CIA and military intelligence officers and Navy Seals who carried out Operation Neptune Spear - attacking bin Laden's compound in Pakistan in May 2011. Secrecy: Zero Dark Thirty filmmakers Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal were given classified information
And it was later reported from Pakistan that one of bin Laden's wives told the
OPTIONS:
- CIA authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Kathryn Bigelow authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Mark Boal authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Michael Vickers authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Navy Seals authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Operation Neptune Spear authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Osama bin Laden authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Oscar authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Pakistan authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- United States authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- White House authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- Zero Dark Thirty authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.
- bin Laden authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.

Answer:
Pakistan authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.

(CNN) -- An eco-friendly building material might have saved some of the 80 homes destroyed in a recent wildfire in Southern California. But it can't be used there. Rajesh Kanwar built his Alpine, California, house out of AAC after his previous house burned down. The masonry material, called autoclaved aerated concrete or AAC, can withstand a 2,000-degree fire for four hours, according to Underwriters Laboratories' test results. "I just think the material's awesome. There's nothing like it," said Doug Edwards, an architect whose Edwards Design Group designs and builds green homes in the Scottsdale, Arizona, area. "It's the best building material in the world."

"When our home burned down, I looked into materials that were less likely to burn down," said

OPTIONS:
- AAC, who runs a small business.
- Alpine, who runs a small business.
- Arizona, who runs a small business.
- CNN, who runs a small business.
- California, who runs a small business.
- Doug Edwards, who runs a small business.
- Edwards Design Group, who runs a small business.
- Rajesh Kanwar, who runs a small business.
- Scottsdale, who runs a small business.
- Southern California, who runs a small business.
- Underwriters Laboratories, who runs a small business.
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Rajesh Kanwar, who runs a small business.