Question: Let's complete this passage.
Istanbul (CNN) -- A trial opened in Turkey on Tuesday against four Israeli military officers accused of commanding a botched raid against a Gaza-bound aid ship called the Mavi Marmara, which resulted in the death of nine activists. There was no legal representation for the four Israeli military commanders, who are being tried in absentia. Israel denounced the court case, calling it a Kafkaesque "show trial" that "has nothing to do with law or justice." Read more: Turkey kicking out top Israeli diplomats over Gaza blockade "The 'accused' have not been served, summoned, notified or informed in any way that they are going to be charged, or what the charges against them may be," wrote Yigal Palmor, a spokesman for the Israeli Foreign Ministry, in an e-mail to CNN.

"It is a big honor because in a way, this is about representing all the people who are hurt by

OPTIONS:
- CNN's policies."
- Foreign Ministry's policies."
- Gaza's policies."
- Israel's policies."
- Israeli's policies."
- Istanbul's policies."
- Mavi Marmara's policies."
- Nine's policies."
- Turkey's policies."
- Yigal Palmor's policies."
Answer: Israel's policies."

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN) -- A 20-year-old Florida International University baseball star was charged last week with the rape of two females in Nassau, police said Monday. The athlete, Garrett Wittels, has been released on $10,000 bail, Bahamas Police Department Press Officer Sgt. Chrislyn Skippings told CNN. "We are aware of the case and we are providing all appropriate consular assistance," said a U.S. Embassy spokeswoman in Washington. "We are providing all appropriate consular assistance and, due to privacy concerns, we are unable to share specific information about this case." The 6-foot, 1-inch, 198-pound infielder finished the 2010 season on a 56-game hitting streak, the second-longest in NCAA Division 1 baseball history, according to FIU's website.

Calls to Wittels' family,

OPTIONS:
- Bahamas and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- CNN and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- Chrislyn Skippings and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- Division 1 and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- Embassy and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- FIU and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- Florida International University and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- Garrett Wittels and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- NCAA and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- Nassau and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- U.S. and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- Washington and the NCAA were not immediately returned.
- Wittels and the NCAA were not immediately returned.

Answer: FIU and the NCAA were not immediately returned.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Leon Watson A dog owner was mortified to hear his Border Collie was responsible for causing a town's residents six months of misery slashing car tyres. Edward and Jean Morgan were shown CCTV footage of their very own Border Collie, named Jess, caught red-handed slashing a neighbour's car - evidence that cracked the case of the culprit responsible for months of vandalism. Officers were left clueless when residents in Brampton, Cumbria, started to regularly report damage to their tyres. Solved: The phantom car vandal of an old market town was finally unmasked as Jess the Border Collie Eventually, residents in the street were so annoyed they installed CCTV to try and catch who was responsible.

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OPTIONS:
- Border Collie's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.
- Brampton's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.
- CCTV's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.
- Cumbria's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.
- Cumbria Police's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.
- Edward's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.
- Jean Morgan's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.
- Jess's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.
- Leon Watson's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.

ANS: Border Collie's are hard working dogs, and are trained to nip sheep.

Question:
[passage completion]

Ed Richards alleged at a party that a media mogul had threatened him. Mr Richards did not identify the person but guests said they believed he was referring to Rupert Murdoch’s son James, pictured The boss of Britain’s broadcasting regulator was at the centre of an explosive row with media mogul James Murdoch last night. The dispute erupted after outgoing Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards claimed he had been threatened during his eight years in the £393,000-a-year post. He alleged that one media mogul had shouted at him in his office: ‘We know who you are, we know who your friends are and we know where you live.’
SEPTEMBER 2012 Ofcom rules
OPTIONS:
- BSkyB is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.
- Britain is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.
- Ed Richards is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.
- James is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.
- James Murdoch is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.
- Ofcom is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.
- Richards is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.
- Rupert Murdoch is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.

Answer:
BSkyB is ‘fit and proper’ but condemns James Murdoch for his ‘failure to take action’ over hacking.

Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- Angela Merkel has come a long way. Once dismissed by hard-core conservative critics as "the divorced, childless, Protestant woman from former East Germany", the German chancellor's landslide victory in Sunday's Bundestag elections has reinforced her position as the uncontested political leader in Germany and the rest of Europe. For a few hours Sunday night, Merkel's center-right CDU/CSU parties seemed even within striking distance of an absolute majority of seats, a feat only West German CDU "Uber-Chancellor" Konrad Adenauer achieved in 1957. Under the rules of Germany's complex electoral system, the Conservatives received 41.5% of the vote but 49.3% of the seats (five members short of an absolute majority in the 630-strong Bundestag).

Add to that Germany's strong economic performance and low unemployment figures and you have the secret recipe behind the success of

OPTIONS:
- Angela Merkel.
- Bundestag.
- CDU.
- CNN.
- CSU.
- Conservatives.
- Euro.
- Europe.
- German.
- Germany.
- Konrad Adenauer.
- Merkel.
- Protestant.
- Uber-Chancellor.
- Ulf Gartzke.
- West German CDU.
- former East Germany.
Answer:
Angela Merkel.