Q: Chicago (CNN)An Illinois teenager accused of trying to support ISIS pleaded not guilty Tuesday in federal court. 

Mohammed Hamzah Khan, 19, had invited his family to join him in his plans to travel to join ISIS in the Mideast, authorities said. The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is using warfare and terror in an attempt to create an Islamic state across Sunni areas of Iraq and in Syria. 

The teenager's mother, Zarine Khan, condemned ISIS and accused it of using social media propaganda to brainwash Muslim youths. She cited last week's terror attacks in Paris that killed 17 people and allegedly involved a now dead suspect with ties to ISIS. 

"We condemn this violence in the strongest possible terms. We condemn the brutal tactics of ISIS and groups like them. And we condemn the brainwashing and the recruiting of children through the use of social media and Internet," the mother told reporters while reading tearfully from a statement. 

"We have a message for ISIS, Mr. Baghdadi and his fellow social media recruiters: Leave our children alone!" Zarine Khan said, as her husband, Shafi Ullah Khan, stood beside her. 

She was referring to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the mysterious boss of the terror group ISIS. 

Her son is charged with one count of attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. The charge he faces carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. 

He wrote that he was leaving the United States to join ISIS, according to a criminal complaint. Authorities said they found a three-page letter in the bedroom he shared with a sibling in Bolingbrook, Illinois, in which he invited his family to join him. But he warned them not to tell anyone about his travel plans, the complaint said. 

Answer the following questions:
1. Who did Mohammed Hamzah Khan invite to join him on his trip?
2. Where was he going?
3. To do what?
4. How old is he?
5. Who is his mother?
6. Does she think ISIS is a good group to join?
7. What terror attack did she cite?
8. How many people were killed then?
9. Who did the suspect have ties with?
10. Did her son go to court?
11. What was he charged with?
12. Did he plead guilty?
13. How many years could he spend behind bars?
14. How much could the fine be?
15. Who stood beside his wife while she gave a statement?
16. What is his name?
17. Who does she say is the boss of the organization?
18. What did they find in her son's room?
19. Where did they live?
20. Did he ask his family to keep his plans a secret?
A: 1. his family
2. Mideast
3. join ISIS
4. 19
5. Zarine Khan,
6. no
7. in Paris
8. 17
9. ISIS
10. yes
11. one count of attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization.
12. no
13. 15
14. $250,000
15. her husband
16. Shafi Ullah Khan
17. Mr. Baghdadi
18. a three-page letter
19. Bolingbrook, Illinois
20. yes

Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

CHAPTER THIRTY. 

LOVE--OLD MR. KENNEDY PUTS HIS FOOT IN IT. 

One morning, about two weeks after Charley's arrival at Red River, Harry Somerville found himself alone in Mr Kennedy's parlour. The old gentleman himself had just galloped away in the direction of the lower fort, to visit Charley, who was now formally installed there; Kate was busy in the kitchen, giving directions about dinner; and Jacques was away with Redfeather, visiting his numerous friends in the settlement: so that, for the first time since his arrival, Harry found himself at the hour of ten in the morning utterly lone, and with nothing very definite to do. Of course, the two weeks that had elapsed were not without their signs and symptoms, their minor accidents and incidents, in regard to the subject that filled his thoughts. Harry had fifty times been tossed alternately from the height of hope to the depth of despair, from the extreme of felicity to the uttermost verge of sorrow, and he began seriously to reflect, when he remembered his desperate resolution on the first night of his arrival, that if he did not "do" he certainly would "die." This was quite a mistake, however, on Harry's part. Nobody ever did _die_ of unrequited love. Doubtless many people have hanged, drowned, and shot themselves because of it; but, generally speaking, if the patient can be kept from maltreating himself long enough, _time_ will prove to be an infallible remedy. O youthful reader, lay this to heart; but, pshaw! why do I waste ink on so hopeless a task? _Every_ one, we suppose, resolves once in a way to _die_ of love; so--die away, my young friends, only make sure that you don't _kill_ yourselves, and I've no fear of the result. 

1. Where was Harry?
2. Was he with anyone?
3. Where was Mr. Kennedy?
4. Where to?
5. Why did he go there?
6. Why was Charley there?
7. Was anyone else in the house?
8. Where was she?
9. What was she doing?
10. Where was Jacques?
11. What was he doing there?
12. Had he gone there alone?
13. Who had gone with him?
14. Was Mr. Kennedy young?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. In Mr Kennedy's parlour.
2. No.
3. He galloped away.
4. The direction of the lower fort.
5. To visit Charley.
6. He lived there.
7. Kate.
8. The kitchen.
9. Giving directions about dinner.
10. At the settlement.
11. Visiting friends.
12. No.
13. Redfeather.
14. No.

Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

(CNN) -- What started out as Chelsea's worst season since owner Roman Abramovich arrived in 2003 is now on the verge of becoming one of the English club's best. 

Saturday's FA Cup final success, the London side's fourth in six years in the world's oldest football competition, is the latest step in a revival that could end in the realization of the Russian billionaire's longheld dream. 

The nailbiting 2-1 victory at Wembley is but a tasty precursor to a Champions League final in Munich on May 19 that offers the chance for Abramovich to finally win Europe's top club prize. 

He brought Premier League success to Stamford Bridge in 2005 after spending millions on coach Jose Mourinho and a swathe of star players, achieving Chelsea's first English title in 50 years. 

Two more followed, but not before Mourinho departed after failing to repeat the European triumph at Porto that earned Abramovich's attention -- and Avram Grant, Luiz Felipe Scolari and Carlo Ancelotti also exited as Champions League success proved elusive. 

Andre Villas-Boas, "the new Mourinho," was bought out of his contract at Porto to replace Ancelotti -- a European champion as both player and coach -- but the Portuguese prodigy alienated Chelsea's powerful old guard of players as he sought to stamp his authority and rebuild the squad. 

His assistant Roberto di Matteo, a former Chelsea player himself, has had no such problems winning their respect as he has reverted to the style so successful under Mourinho, allowing the likes of veterans Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba to restore their pre-eminent roles in the team. 

1. WHen was the last english title won by chelsea?
2. wasiit the worse season ?
3. Who owned the team?
4. When did he take ownership?
5. what is the oldest competition?
6. When did it occur?
7. Was someone bought out?
8. Who?
9. Did he have a nickname?
10. What?
11. Who did he replace?
12. Which country was he from?
13. How many wins did londom have?
14. in how many years?
15. How much was spent building the team?
16. Who was the head cach?
17. Did they win another title?
18. how many?
19. was there a player coach?
20. Who?

Numbered answers:

A:
1. 50 years ago
2. No
3. Roman Abramovich
4. 2003
5. FA Cup
6. Saturday's
7. Yes
8. Andre Villas-Boas
9. Yes
10. "the new Mourinho,
11. Ancelott
12. Portugual
13. Four
14. six
15. millions
16. Jose Mourinho
17. yes
18. Two
19. Yes
20. Ancelott