Question: Let's complete this passage.
A homeless woman has come forward to add more confusion to the Robert Allenby saga, claiming she discovered the Australian golfer just one block away from the bar he says he was abducted from in Hawaii - not 10km away as he said immediately after the ordeal. Allenby said he was thrown in the boot of a car and woke up in a park on Sunday morning some 10km away from the Amuse Wine Bar in Honolulu where he had been drinking with friends before he was attacked. But the unnamed woman, who has spoken with police, told Channel Nine News that she stumbled across a 'bloodied and confused' Allenby in a park just a block away  where he was arguing with two homeless men.

'Later (on

OPTIONS:
- Allenby) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- Amuse Wine Bar) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- Australian) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- CCTV) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- Channel Nine News) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- Hawaii) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- Honolulu) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- Robert Allenby) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- Waikiki) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
- Wakiki) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.
Answer: CCTV) you can see him come out of the bathroom looking like he's had 400 drinks.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama will not be allowing new drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico for at least seven years, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced Wednesday. The exploration of drilling possibilities in sensitive areas of the Arctic will proceed "with utmost caution," he said. Obama's decision effectively reverses White House plans announced at the end of March to open the Gulf region -- along with other large swaths of U.S. coastal waters -- to oil and natural gas drilling. Under the plan, roughly two-thirds of available oil and gas resources in the eastern Gulf would have been opened to drilling. Areas located within 125 miles of the Florida coast would have remained off limits.

Salazar has argued that the moratorium provided time to make sure accidents similar to the

OPTIONS:
- Arctic disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- BP disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Barack Obama disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Bobby Jindal disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- CNN disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Florida disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Gulf disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Gulf of Mexico disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Gulf region disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Ken Salazar disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Louisiana disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Obama disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Salazar disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- U.S. disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- Washington disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.
- White House disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.

Answer: BP disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Rachel Quigley PUBLISHED: 17:27 EST, 4 May 2012 | UPDATED: 20:37 EST, 4 May 2012 A 31-year-old man faces capital murder and molestation charges after he allegedly stabbed his nine-year-old stepdaughter to death to cover up months of sexual abuse. Prosecutors claim Jacinto Zuniga Trujillo, from Long Beach, Los Angeles, stabbed the girl as he feared she would reveal he had been sexually abusing her since November. The body of the girl - identified in court papers as Xiomara Fernandez -  was found in the parking lot of Los Altos United Methodist Church on Saturday at about 11 a.m., according to the LA Times.

She described

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- Jacinto Zuniga Trujillo as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- LA Times as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- Long Beach as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- Los Altos as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- Los Angeles as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- Rachel Quigley as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- Stepfather Jacinto Trujillo as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- Trujillo as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- United Methodist Church as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- Xiomara as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.
- Xiomara Fernandez as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.

ANS:
Xiomara as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl.