Question: Let's complete this passage.
In a wild twist in the story of a kidnapped teenager saved when her alleged abductor was killed over the weekend, a report shows a disturbing similarity between the suspect and his father. James L. DiMaggio's father had a violent past, and he once held a teenage girl at gunpoint after professing feelings for her, CNN affiliate KFMB reports. A report from the San Diego Union-Tribune at the time contains similar allegations. James L. DiMaggio was shot dead Saturday, 18 years to the day after his father committed suicide, the station reports. DiMaggio's killing by an FBI agent in the Idaho wilderness ended the captivity of 16-year-old Hannah Anderson. DiMaggio is also accused of killing Hannah's mother and brother in California before fleeing with her.

CNN reached out to the woman through

OPTIONS:
- CNN but has not heard from her.
- California but has not heard from her.
- DiMaggio but has not heard from her.
- FBI but has not heard from her.
- Hannah but has not heard from her.
- Hannah Anderson but has not heard from her.
- Idaho but has not heard from her.
- James E. DiMaggio but has not heard from her.
- James L. DiMaggio but has not heard from her.
- KFMB but has not heard from her.
- San Diego Union-Tribune but has not heard from her.
- Younger DiMaggio but has not heard from her.
Answer: KFMB but has not heard from her.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Mail Foreign Service Last updated at 12:58 AM on 6th February 2012 Venezuela's left-wing president has raised the stakes over the Falkland Islands by pledging his armed forces would fight alongside Argentina in any conflict with Britain. The inflammatory promise from Hugo Chavez came in the run-up to the 30th anniversary of the April 1982 invasion of the islands by Argentina. At the same time, Foreign Secretary William Hague insisted the deployment of a British warship and Prince William to the Falklands was ‘entirely routine’. Fighting talk: Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez (left) said he would back Argentina while William Hague (right) said the deployment was 'entirely routine'



OPTIONS:
- Argentina leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- Britain leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- British leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- Falkland Islands leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- Falklands leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- Hugo Chavez leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- Mail Foreign Service leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- Venezuela leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- Venezuelan leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- William leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.
- William Hague leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.

Answer: Britain leaders have refused to do that, insisting the islanders have the right to self-determination.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Hong Kong (CNN) -- They live largely unseen, in towering Hong Kong apartment blocks, trapped in a life of servitude to pay back crippling debts to unscrupulous recruiters who've lied to convince them to sign up. According to a new report from Amnesty International, thousands of domestic workers from Indonesia are being duped into working in the city by brokers and agencies solely focused on profit. "Every step of the way, from the moment their documents are confiscated in Indonesia their movements are controlled in Hong Kong," said Norma Muico, the author of the report "Exploited for profit, failed by governments."

Under

OPTIONS:
- Amnesty law, employment agencies are not allowed to charge more than 10% of a worker's monthly wage, or HK$401 (US$52).
- Amnesty International law, employment agencies are not allowed to charge more than 10% of a worker's monthly wage, or HK$401 (US$52).
- CNN law, employment agencies are not allowed to charge more than 10% of a worker's monthly wage, or HK$401 (US$52).
- Hong Kong law, employment agencies are not allowed to charge more than 10% of a worker's monthly wage, or HK$401 (US$52).
- Indonesia law, employment agencies are not allowed to charge more than 10% of a worker's monthly wage, or HK$401 (US$52).
- Indonesian law, employment agencies are not allowed to charge more than 10% of a worker's monthly wage, or HK$401 (US$52).
- Norma Muico law, employment agencies are not allowed to charge more than 10% of a worker's monthly wage, or HK$401 (US$52).

ANS: Hong Kong law, employment agencies are not allowed to charge more than 10% of a worker's monthly wage, or HK$401 (US$52).

Question: Passage: Andrew Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen may both take the field on Friday evening in the latest round of NatWest T20 Blast matches. You can be sure both men will feature prominently in Saturday morning’s papers – more prominently, in fact, than the games in which they are scheduled to appear. The frisson will say something about their cricketing charisma, and perhaps a little more about the general absence of that quality elsewhere in English cricket. This is to take nothing away from Jos Buttler or Chris Jordan or even Ben Stokes; doubtless Steven Finn will rise again, and there is plenty of time for Eoin Morgan to become the bums-on-seats merchant of England’s middle order.
Query: Had
OPTIONS:
- Andrew Flintoff taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Ben Stokes taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Chris Jordan taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Cool MS Dhoni taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- England taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- English taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Eoin Morgan taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Flintoff taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- IPL taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Jos Buttler taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Kevin Pietersen taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Monty Panesar taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- NatWest T20 Blast taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Pietersen taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Sachithra Senanayake taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Steven Finn taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Sunil Narine taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
- Windies taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.
Answer:
Jos Buttler taken England to victory, he would merely have provided the most glorious of glosses.