Question: Let's complete this passage.
Washington (CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday blasted Scottish authorities' decision to release the convicted Lockerbie bomber last year and agreed on the need to push for a more transparent disclosure of the circumstances surrounding Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi's release. Cameron, however, said he is opposed to a British government investigation into the release. The two leaders also said they addressed a range of issues in talks at the White House, including the war in Afghanistan, sanctions against Iran, the state of the global economy and the responsibilities of BP -- a British company -- after the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

Al Megrahi, he said, was "the biggest mass murder in

OPTIONS:
- Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi history."
- Afghanistan history."
- American history."
- BP history."
- Barack Obama history."
- Britain history."
- British history."
- CNN history."
- Cameron history."
- David Cameron history."
- Gulf of Mexico history."
- Iran history."
- Lockerbie history."
- Scottish history."
- U.S. history."
- Washington history."
- White House history."
- al Megrahi history."
Answer: Britain history."

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Phil Duncan Lewis Hamilton cemented his status as one of the brightest grand prix stars to emerge from these isles after equalling a long-standing record posted by arguably Britain's finest ever driver. In securing his 33rd career pole during Saturday's rain-hit qualifying session for the Malaysian Grand Prix, Hamilton matched the great Jim Clark's British record. It is a tally that has stood for almost half-a-century, with Clark claiming the final pole of his career in his final grand prix appearance at the 1968 season opener in South Africa. The Scot was killed in a devastating Formula Two crash at Hockenheim only three months later.

But the race stewards were quick to side with the Red Bull driver dishing out a three-place gird penalty for

OPTIONS:
- Britain who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- British who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Clark who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Daniel Ricciardo who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Formula Two who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Grand Prix who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Hamilton who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Hockenheim who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Jim Clark who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Lewis Hamilton who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Malaysian who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Phil Duncan who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Red Bull who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Scot who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Sebastian Vettel who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- South Africa who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.
- Valterri Bottas who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.

Answer: Valterri Bottas who will subsequently start in a lowly 18th.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

For a big chunk of the Cold War, the U.S. Air Force turned to the SR-71 Blackbird for many of its most important spy missions. The jet-black jet could fly at more than three times the speed of sound at altitudes of 85,000 feet, faster and higher than anything adversaries had to counter it. The last of the Blackbirds flew in 1999, and the U.S. military hasn't had anything close since. Now, Lockheed-Martin, the maker of the SR-71, says the "Son of the Blackbird," the SR-72, is in the works, and it will be twice as fast as and way more lethal than its father. That's because the SR-72 will be designed to launch missiles, something the SR-71 didn't do.

The publication provided the first detailed look at the

OPTIONS:
- Blackbirds plans last week.
- Cold War plans last week.
- Lockheed Martin plans last week.
- Lockheed-Martin plans last week.
- SR-71 plans last week.
- SR-71 Blackbird plans last week.
- SR-72 plans last week.
- Son of Blackbird plans last week.
- Son of the Blackbird plans last week.
- U.S. plans last week.
- U.S. Air Force plans last week.

ANS: SR-72 plans last week.

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(CNN) -- Ryan Braun must now sit at home in shame. If press reports are accurate, Alex Rodriguez and about a dozen other Major League Baseball cheaters might do that too. But the homes they sit in are million-dollar mansions. That seems to be the lesson young athletes learn from the latest steroids scandal. Sure, they look bad. But both Braun and Rodriguez have millions of dollars to fall back on. What's most troubling about this affair is how many of today's young people believe cheating might be the only way to break through in sports. In a recent Zogby poll, nearly half of males ages 18 through 25 thought that taking performance-enhancing drugs is critical to making it in professional sports or helping one's athletic performance. And well more than half of those polled thought that at least one-third of the major leaguers in the recent All-Star Game had used performance-enhancing drugs, often called PEDs, to get where they are.
Make sure that for every story about A-Rod, they hear about
OPTIONS:
- Alex Rodriguez.
- All-Star Game.
- Braun.
- CNN.
- Galvin.
- Major League Baseball.
- PEDs.
- Rodriguez.
- Ryan Braun.
- Taylor Hooton.
- Tom Galvin.
- Zogby.

Answer:
Taylor Hooton.

By Tammy Hughes PUBLISHED: 03:54 EST, 22 May 2012 | UPDATED: 08:56 EST, 22 May 2012 These futuristic graphics look more like something from a Star Trek film than pictures of a shopping centre. But the astonishing images are in fact an artist's impression of the future Westfield mega-mall at the World Trade Center in New York. The Australian company has announced  that they will open a retail centre at the iconic site 13-and-a-half years after the September 11 attacks. Futuristic: An artist's impression of the Westfield shopping mall at the World Trade Center in New York Enormous: A total shopping space of 352,000 sq feet would be spread over three above-ground levels and two below ground

The above-ground retail will be housed in 4 World Trade Center, which is under construction, and inside 3

OPTIONS:
- Australian, which is still in the planning stage.
- New York, which is still in the planning stage.
- Peter Lowy, which is still in the planning stage.
- Star Trek, which is still in the planning stage.
- Tammy Hughes, which is still in the planning stage.
- Westfield, which is still in the planning stage.
- World Trade Center, which is still in the planning stage.
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World Trade Center, which is still in the planning stage.