Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Mark Duell UPDATED: 10:55 EST, 13 January 2012 A squad mate of a Marine sergeant who allegedly killed unarmed women and children in Iraq told a court he would have called in an air strike to level the house if he could do it again. Former Sergeant Hector Salinas testified in a military court that he believed small arms fire had come from the direction of the home shortly after a roadside bomb hit a convoy, killing a Marine. He was testifying at the court-martial of Staff Sergeant Frank Wuterich at Camp Pendleton in California about when the group gunned down six people, including a man in a wheelchair.

last defendant in one of the biggest criminal cases against

OPTIONS:
- California troops
- Camp Pendleton troops
- Frank Wuterich troops
- Hector Salinas troops
- Iraq troops
- Marine troops
- Mark Duell troops
- U.S. troops
- Wuterich troops
Answer: U.S. troops

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN)Could you imagine a presidential election where two hopeful candidates had their campaigns run by the same communications firm? Welcome to the world of football where two men hoping to become the leader of FIFA, football's world governing body, are using the same campaign company despite ostensibly being in opposition. Luis Figo, the former Barcelona and Real Madrid midfielder and Jordan's Prince Ali Bin-Al Hussein have engaged London-based Vero Communications to help land them the top job. A public relations company with great experience in sport, Vero also has a wider communications brief working with UEFA, the European confederation within FIFA.

"

OPTIONS:
- Ali Bin-Al Hussein is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Ali bin Al-Hussein is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Barcelona is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- CNN is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Dutchman is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- European is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- FIFA is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Jordan is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- London is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Luis Figo is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Michael van Praag is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Pair is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Real Madrid is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Sepp Blatter is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Switzerland is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- UEFA is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Vero is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.
- Vero Communications is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.

Answer: Vero is proud to be providing Prince Ali with strategic campaign and media relations support," said the statement.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:19 EST, 21 January 2013 | UPDATED: 20:19 EST, 21 January 2013 Nearly five years after their colors, banners and history were packed away into storage and their franchise relocated, the SuperSonics are one significant step closer to returning to Seattle. And the Kings are on the edge of leaving Sacramento. All that appears to stand in the way now is approval by NBA owners. The Maloof family has agreed to sell the Kings to a Seattle group led by investor Chris Hansen, the league confirmed in a statement Monday morning. New owners: Chris Hansen's group will buy 65 per cent of the franchise, which is valued at a total price of $525 million, and move the team to Seattle and restore the SuperSonics name, said a person familiar with the decision

Johnson said recently he's heard from various parties interested in trying to put together an ownership group that would keep the team in

OPTIONS:
- Associated Press, but only with a new arena.
- Chris Hansen, but only with a new arena.
- Hansen, but only with a new arena.
- Kings, but only with a new arena.
- NBA, but only with a new arena.
- Sacramento, but only with a new arena.
- Sacramento Kings, but only with a new arena.
- Seattle, but only with a new arena.
- SuperSonics, but only with a new arena.

ANS: Kings, but only with a new arena.

Question:
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(CNN) -- Cricket officials plan to commemorate the victims of the New Zealand earthquake when the country's national team plays neighboring Australia at the World Cup in India on Friday. Emergency workers are searching for survivors after at least 65 people were killed in a 6.3-magnitude quake in the southern hemisphere nation's second-biggest city Christchurch on Tuesday. "At times like this, sport can only offer its support and its deepest sympathy to those who have lost loved ones during such a tragedy," International Cricket Council chief executive Haroon Lorgat said in a statement. "It's a helpless feeling but I will be discussing with the organizers of the Cricket World Cup how we can most appropriately remember those who lost their lives or have been injured and affected when the Black Caps play their next match against Australia in Nagpur on Friday."
"Obviously it's a tragedy and it's been a tough day back in
OPTIONS:
- Australia.
- Black Caps.
- CNN.
- Christchurch.
- Cricket World Cup.
- Daniel Vettori.
- Haroon Lorgat.
- ICC.
- India.
- International Cricket Council.
- NZ.
- Nagpur.
- New Zealand.
- World Cup.
- southern hemisphere.

Answer:
Christchurch.

Question: Passage: By Anna Edwards The former Youth Police and Crime Commissioner Paris Brown has been interviewed under caution Paris Brown,the foul-mouthed youth crime commissioner who was forced to quit after her string of offensive Tweets, has been interviewed under caution about her comments. The 17-year-old's mobile phone was seized and she was questioned by officers from Kent police's Special Branch. Her lawyers described Kent Police’s response as 'wholly disproportionate' and claimed it was 'inconceivable' that her comments would be sufficient grounds for prosecution. Olswang Solicitors accused Kent Police overreacting and accused them of having no proper basis for interviewing the teenager under caution, or making her surrender her phone, The Times reported.
Query: In the letter, her lawyers said: 'That appears to be wholly disproportionate and unjustified having regard to the
OPTIONS:
- Anna Edwards material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'
- Kent material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'
- Kent Police material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'
- Olswang Solicitors material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'
- Paris Brown material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'
- Special Branch material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'
- Times material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'
- Twitter material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'
Answer:
Twitter material itself and the broader circumstances of the case.'