Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- Research In Motion has a battle on its hands if it is to win back the hearts and minds of the smartphone-buying public. Earnings are down, sales are down, and now the company is battling rumors that it is pulling out of the consumer market altogether. The company's biggest challenge in the coming months is to prove to business and consumers alike, that they have the ability to match the Android, Apple, and even the Microsoft juggernauts that are heading off into the distance with their customers. Thirteen years ago, when I spotted my first BlackBerry in Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, the American businessman holding the device drew a crowd. At the time we were all amazed and impressed by his ability to check and send emails on the go from a device that fitted in his pocket.

The latest earnings seem to demonstrate that people no longer tend to buy

OPTIONS:
- American, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- Android, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- Apple, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- BlackBerry, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- CNN, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- Charles de Gaulle, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- Microsoft, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- Paris, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- RIM, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
- Research In Motion, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.
Answer: BlackBerry, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
The sister of Australian terrorist Khaled Sharrouf, who is fighting in Syria with Islamic State forces, has condemned her brother's actions as 'abhorrent'. This week Sharrouf's older sister Damour Sharrouf and her husband Ahmed Alwash are again under scrutiny over their business Bisotel Rieh, located in Lakemba in Sydney's west. The  Fairfax Media reported that proceedings have commenced against the remittance firm, after it was suspended late last month amid accusations it was funneling money overseas to fund terrorism in the Middle East. Scroll down for video Khaled Sharrouf's (right) sister Damour has described her brother's actions as 'abhorrent' and 'repugnant to Australian law and values'



OPTIONS:
- Ahmed Alwash, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Australian, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Australians, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Bisotel Rieh, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Damour, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Damour Sharrouf, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Fairfax Media, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Islamic State, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Khaled Sharrouf, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Lakemba, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Middle East, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Sharrouf, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Sydney, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.
- Syria, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.

Answer: Bisotel Rieh, which means magic carpet, also said their registration had not been cancelled and denied there were any allegations that the company, Ms Sharrouf or Mr Alwash financed any terrorism operations nor provided any money to Khaled Sharrouf.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
Rivalry? What rivalry? Late-night talk show hosts Jay Leno and Jimmy Fallon, who've been pitted against each other as rumors fly that NBC is mulling a changing of the guard, made light of their situation Monday night, by belting a show tune together. "Tonight, tonight, who's going to host 'Tonight?' Is it going to be Jimmy or Jay?" the pair sang in a parody of "Tonight" from the Broadway musical "West Side Story." The rumor mill has Fallon, 38, taking over 62-year-old Leno's job as host of NBC's "Tonight Show," and Leno has responded with pointed barbs at his employer that have seen his ratings rise.
Leno responsed: "So the network says, here's an idea: pack your bags, take a hike,
OPTIONS:
- Broadway-ya!"
- Fallon-ya!"
- Jay-ya!"
- Jay Leno-ya!"
- Jimmy-ya!"
- Jimmy Fallon-ya!"
- Late-night talk show-ya!"
- Leno-ya!"
- NBC-ya!"
- The Tonight Show-ya!"
- Tonight Show-ya!"
- West Side Story-ya!"
Output:
NBC-ya!"