Question: Let's complete this passage.
Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday that his Department of Justice will focus on a 'bias reduction and procedural fairness' program in the wake of mob riots touched off when a grand jury refused to indict a white police officer for the self-defense killing of a black 18-year-old who had attacked him. The DOJ, Holder said during a six-minute speech, has two separate investigations underway – one into the August 9 shooting of Michael Brown at the hands of Ferguson, Missouri policeman Darren Wilson, and another into the Ferguson Police Department. 'The department's investigations will continue to be thorough, they will continue to be independent, and they remain ongoing,' he said. 'They will be conducted rigorously and in a timely manner.'

'The reality is that what we see in Ferguson is not restricted to

OPTIONS:
- Brown,' he said.
- DOJ,' he said.
- Darren Wilson,' he said.
- Department of Justice,' he said.
- Eric Holder,' he said.
- Ferguson,' he said.
- Ferguson Police Department,' he said.
- Holder,' he said.
- Michael Brown,' he said.
- Missouri,' he said.
- US,' he said.
Answer: Ferguson,' he said.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
For soccer's world governing body FIFA, it is an unwanted hat-trick. Brazil, who will stage the 2014 installment of FIFA's showpiece tournament -- the World Cup --  faced a wave of protests about the costs involved in playing host when the forerunner to the tournament, the Confederations Cup, took place in June. Recently FIFA have also appointed a task force to examine the possibility of moving the date of 2022 Qatar World Cup to escape the searing temperatures of the tiny emirate's Middle East summer. Sandwiched in between those two is Russia 2018, who are again having to field accusations of racism among supporters of one of their biggest clubs.

"That is where

OPTIONS:
- 2022 Qatar World Cup can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- Brazil can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- CSKA can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- Confederations Cup can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- FIFA can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- FIFA World Cups can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- Middle East can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- Qatar can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- Russia can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- Russian can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- World Cup can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.
- Yaya Toure can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.

Answer: FIFA can say we literally can't hold a major tournament here if you don't have stadiums or roads, so that is where the prime motivation is at the moment.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

It has taken even more bravery than is needed to climb into the ring for Amir Khan, as a devout Muslim, to denounce the extremist barbarity which has now brought slaughter to the streets of Paris in the perverted name of religion. It required greater courage still for this British hero of Pakistani origin to travel to strife-torn Peshawar to help inspire the rebuilding of the school in which 132 children were among those massacred by militant Islamist gunmen. All sane citizens of this country should be deeply grateful to a young public figure of such risky prominence for so fearlessly distancing himself, and by association much of his Muslim community, from terror and atrocity.

Not as the father of his sadly misguided girlfriend funds a legal campaign for a man so wretchedly lacking in remorse that it is hard to see how any father would want his daughter anywhere near

OPTIONS:
- Amir Khan, least of all in his bed.
- British, least of all in his bed.
- Ched Evans, least of all in his bed.
- Islamist, least of all in his bed.
- Khan, least of all in his bed.
- Mo Farah, least of all in his bed.
- Moeen Ali, least of all in his bed.
- Muslim, least of all in his bed.
- Pakistani, least of all in his bed.
- Paris, least of all in his bed.
- Peshawar, least of all in his bed.

ANS: Ched Evans, least of all in his bed.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

For Washington state mother Amanda Skorjanc, her 16-month-old son Duke is more than just her beloved child - he is a daily reminder that miracles do happen. Duke Suddarth was the youngest survivor of the devastating Oso mudslide that killed 43 people in March 2014. Duke, then only 5 months old, was mere seconds away from death when Good Samaritan Kody Wesson plucked him from the debris as his mother, Amanda, lay helpless nearby with two injured legs after their home was destroyed by the massive mudslide and they were carried 600 feet. Scroll down for video Miracle boy: Duke Suddarth, pictured left and right with his mother, Amanda, was the youngest survivor of last year's deadly Oso mudslide in Washington State

Ignoring the commands of a state trooper not to enter the devastation,

OPTIONS:
- Amanda climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.
- Amanda Skorjanc climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.
- Duke climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.
- Duke Suddarth climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.
- Good Samaritan climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.
- Good Samaritan Kody Wesson climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.
- Oso climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.
- Washington State climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.
- Washington state climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.

ANS:
Good Samaritan Kody Wesson climbed into the debris field to look for survivors.