Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 05:55 EST, 6 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:01 EST, 7 September 2013 'Real hatred': French police say Mr Al-Hilli kept detailed recordings of all his telephone conversations leading up to his murder while in a bitter inheritance dispute with his brother Detectives trying to unlock the Alps murders case believe a deal involving a 'transfer of technologies' could be a key line of inquiry, it has emerged. Investigators remain baffled as to why three members of a British-Iraqi family were shot dead close to Lake Annecy, in eastern France, a year ago. But at a joint Anglo-French press briefing they said 'industrial espionage could also indicate the involvement of secret services'.

offered '100,000 euros (£84,000 ) 'to eliminate an

OPTIONS:
- Al-Hilli settled in
- Alps settled in
- Anglo-French settled in
- Balkans settled in
- British settled in
- France settled in
- French settled in
- Iraqi settled in
- Lake Annecy settled in
- Peter Allen settled in
- Saad settled in
- Saad Al-Hilli settled in
- Zainab settled in
- Zeena settled in
Answer: Iraqi settled in

Problem: Choose the next sentence
As singers streamed into the studio to record the new Band Aid single, George Osborne announced he has waived VAT on the single. The move means all of the money raised by the song will go to charity. Bob Geldof revealed the Chancellor called him this morning to say 'keep the tax'. He said: 'I spoke to the Chancellor about five minutes ago and he agreed to forgo the VAT on the record.' 'Amazing - that the Government has just said 'fine, keep the tax'. Scroll down for video Bob Geldof, pictured arriving to record of the Band Aid 30 single at Sarm Studios in Notting Hill, London today, said the Chancellor's move was 'amazing'

And Mr Osborne took to Twitter to say he had spoken to the 'remarkable'

OPTIONS:
- Africa.
- Band Aid.
- Bob.
- Bob Geldof.
- Chancellor.
- Ebola.
- George Osborne.
- London.
- Notting Hill.
- Osborne.
- Sarm Studios.
- Twitter.

Answer: Bob.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- The United States hailed a World Trade Organization ruling to open Chinese markets and ease controls on the import of U.S. films, DVDs, music downloads and books. U.S. Trade Rep. Ron Kirk, shown, says WTO's decision will "help pave the way toward more open trade." "Today, a WTO panel handed a significant victory to America's creative industries," U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk said Wednesday. "These findings are an important step toward ensuring market access for legitimate U.S. products in the Chinese market, as well as ensuring market access for U.S. exporters and distributors of those products." In its ruling, the WTO said China violates free-trade rules by requiring importers to channel media products such as movies, books and music through state-owned companies, rather than giving them direct access to Chinese markets.

In recent years, U.S. officials have pressed Chinese officials for help in controlling the counterfeiting of U.S. products and the illegal copying and distribution of copyrighted

OPTIONS:
- America products, including movies, music and software.
- CNN products, including movies, music and software.
- China products, including movies, music and software.
- Chinese products, including movies, music and software.
- Ron Kirk products, including movies, music and software.
- U.S. products, including movies, music and software.
- United States products, including movies, music and software.
- WTO products, including movies, music and software.
- World Trade Organization products, including movies, music and software.

ANS: America products, including movies, music and software.

By Daily Mail Reporter Father James Martin, the Jesuit priest who had the unfortunate task of presiding over Philip Seymour Hoffman’s funeral this week, opened up about their decade-long friendship, saying that the actor had taught him humility. Martin first met Hoffman when the actor reached out to him in 2003 seeking advice about the Labyrinth Theater Company's production of the Off-Broadway play 'The Last Days of Judas Iscariot directed by Hoffman. The clergyman and writer also helped Hoffman with the part of Father Flynn in the 2008 film 'Doubt' starring Meryl Streep about a priest in a Catholic school who may or may not have molested a boy. The role earned Hoffman an Academy Award nomination.

goodbye at the Upper East Side church including

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- Academy Award, Cate
- Amy Adams, Cate
- Cate Blanchett, Cate
- Church of St Ignatius Loyola, Cate
- Cooper, Cate
- Daily Mail, Cate
- Diane Keaton, Cate
- Ethan Hawke, Cate
- Father Flynn, Cate
- Hoffman, Cate
- James Martin, Cate
- Jesuit, Cate
- Joaquin Phoenix, Cate
- Julianne Moore, Cate
- Labyrinth Theater Company, Cate
- Manhattan, Cate
- Martin, Cate
- Meryl Streep, Cate
- Mimi O'Donnell, Cate
- Off-Broadway, Cate
- Off-Broadway play, Cate
- Philip Seymour Hoffman, Cate
- Tallulah, Cate
- The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, Cate
- Upper East Side, Cate
- Willa, Cate
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Meryl Streep, Cate