Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Amanda Williams An unemployed family claim documentary makers made them look like 'racist morons' after they appeared on controversial TV show ‘Benefits Britain: Life On The Dole’. Gordon Higinbotham - who has a foot long tattoo of Adolf Hitler on his back - and his daughter and son-in-law, Roseanne and Mark Snowden, claim they are now too scared to leave their home after receiving death threats following the Channel 5 programme. More than 2.5 million people tuned into the hour-long show which followed three families claiming benefits in Hull, East Yorkshire. During the programme on Monday Mr Higinbotham's 15 tattoos were on display - including a ‘White Power’ slogan, the foot-long image of Adolf Hitler, which dominates his back, and an intricate picture of the Ku Klux Klan, which runs across the length of his stomach.

The family have apologised for the way the programme made Hull look, but say they were completely set-up by

OPTIONS:
- Adolf Hitler.
- Amanda Williams.
- Benefits Britain: Life On The Dole.
- Channel 5.
- East Yorkshire.
- English.
- Gordon Higinbotham.
- Higinbotham.
- Hull.
- Klu Klux Klan.
- Ku Klux Klan.
- Mark Snowden.
- Roseanne.
- UKIP.
- White Power.
Answer: Channel 5.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
U.S. Apache helicopters struck ISIS targets in Iraq's Anbar province over the weekend in an effort to push back ISIS forces advancing near Falluja, a senior U.S. defense official said. The Pentagon did not specify the precise targets when it issued a news release Sunday. Four "strikes northeast of Falluja struck two mortar teams, a large ISIL unit and two small ISIL units," the release said, using another acronym for ISIS. Fixed-wing aircraft also were part of the mission. But because Iraqi forces were close to ISIS forces, the Apaches were used because they fly low and can strike with precision, the official said.

In

OPTIONS:
- Anbar, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- Apache, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- Apaches, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- Falluja, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- ISIL, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- ISIS, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- Iraq, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- Iraqi, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- Official, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- Pentagon, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."
- U.S., "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."

Answer: Falluja, "Iraqi security forces are struggling to retake territory."

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 22:17 EST, 13 March 2013 | UPDATED: 03:37 EST, 14 March 2013 Revelations: Part of the manuscript containing the newly deciphered Passion story of Jesus A newly deciphered Egyptian text which dates back almost 1,200 years tells part of the crucifixion story of Jesus with never heard before apocryphal plot twists. The ancient text tells of Pontius Pilate, the judge who authorised Jesus' crucifixion, offering to sacrifice his own son in the place of Jesus. The text also claims that Jesus had the ability to change shape and puts the day of the arrest of Jesus on Tuesday evening rather than Thursday evening - contravening the Easter timeline.



OPTIONS:
- Easter also showed Pilate that he could escape if he chose to.
- Egyptian also showed Pilate that he could escape if he chose to.
- Jesus also showed Pilate that he could escape if he chose to.
- Passion also showed Pilate that he could escape if he chose to.
- Pontius Pilate also showed Pilate that he could escape if he chose to.
- Roelof van den Broek also showed Pilate that he could escape if he chose to.
- Suzannah Hills also showed Pilate that he could escape if he chose to.

ANS: Jesus also showed Pilate that he could escape if he chose to.

Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Sophie Jane Evans and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:09 EST, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 19:58 EST, 22 November 2013 Ban: Morrisons has banned unaccompanied under-16s from buying energy drinks like Red Bull Red Bull and other caffeine-loaded energy drinks are taken by millions to pep them up when they are tired or hungover. In bars and clubs, Red Bull is a popular mixer with vodka and other spirits. Sales in Britain top £200million a year. The drink started as a tonic to keep Thai truck drivers and factory workers awake during long shifts.

Last month, a family announced it was suing

OPTIONS:
- Ban for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- Britain for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- Daily Mail for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- Monster for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- Morrisons for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- Red Bull for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- Relentless for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- Sophie Jane Evans for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- Thai for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
- UPDATED for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.
Answer:
Red Bull for $85million (£52million) following the death of a father-of-one who died from a heart attack after downing the soft drink.