Question: Let's complete this passage.
A key witness who helped jail Dale Cregan, who killed two woman police officers, is homeless abroad after fleeing Britain because of threats A key witness who helped jail one-eyed police killer Dale Cregan is now living with her children in a garage abroad after fleeing Britain in fear. The mother and her children were threatened on Facebook after giving evidence against Cregan, who was jailed for the murder of police officers Nicola Hughes and Fiona Bone, as well as two men. Terrified of reprisals, the woman spent more than a year living in six towns and cities across England but eventually fled Britain to avoid revenge attacks and is now homeless.

'I'd rather risk it in

OPTIONS:
- Britain than see my children suffering.
- Cregan than see my children suffering.
- Dale Cregan than see my children suffering.
- England than see my children suffering.
- Facebook than see my children suffering.
- Fiona Bone than see my children suffering.
- Gangster Cregan than see my children suffering.
- Nicola Hughes than see my children suffering.
Answer: England than see my children suffering.

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With coloured banners, saluting soldiers and the national anthem playing loud and clear, China threw a birthday party yesterday for its newest city - on a tiny island in the very middle of the disputed South China Sea. Sansha City is on Yongxing Island, less than a square mile in size and not big enough to accommodate its own airstrip - which extends into the sea either side. It has a small permanent population of fishermen - the rest of its 1,000 residents are police, soldiers and government workers who work on the island in 'tours of duty'. Scroll down for video

Flying high: The Chinese flag flutters above a government building in

OPTIONS:
- China.
- Philippines.
- Sansha City.
- South China Sea.
- U.S..
- Vietnam.
- Yongxing Island.

Answer: Sansha City.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- The Whitney Houston headlines last week sent a familiar shiver through me. In the 1970s, I ran one of the leading entertainment business public relations firms. Celebrity clients were wildly indulging themselves, accountable to no one. It was money, power and prestige, with no one to say, "That's enough." Drugs and alcohol were endemic. Today, the conversation revolves around prescription drugs, but back then we were into more basic mind-altering substances: pot, psychedelics, cocaine and heroin. To be truthful, I had an amazing run before it all turned to garbage. My office, on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, was set up like a huge living room with couches, overstuffed pillows on the floor, rock star posters lining the walls and a coffee table, the centerpiece of which was a large crystal bowl, filled at all times with a generous supply of cocaine.

We don't yet know why

OPTIONS:
- CNN died, but we know she struggled with addiction.
- Gary Stromberg died, but we know she struggled with addiction.
- Stromberg died, but we know she struggled with addiction.
- Sunset Strip died, but we know she struggled with addiction.
- West Hollywood died, but we know she struggled with addiction.
- Whitney Houston died, but we know she struggled with addiction.

ANS: Whitney Houston died, but we know she struggled with addiction.

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Hundreds of mourners, including Springboks skipper Jean de Villiers, paid tribute to South Africa captain Senzo Meyiwa, who was shot dead on Sunday, during a moving memorial service in Johannesburg on Thursday. The Standard Bank Arena was packed full as people united to pay tribute to Meyiwa and two other South African sports figures who died in the past few days. Former world champion 800-meter runner Mbulaeni Mulaudzi was killed in a car crash on Friday and female boxer Phindile Mwelase died on Saturday. South Africa have been allowed to move their next African Cup of Nations qualifier to the hometown of the slain national team captain  as a tribute.
The South African goalkeeper played for
OPTIONS:
- African Cup of Nations from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Congo from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Dean Furman from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Doncaster from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Jean de Villiers from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Johannesburg from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Mbulaeni Mulaudzi from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Meyiwa from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Orlando Pirates from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Phindile Mwelase from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Senzo Meyiwa from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- South Africa from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- South African from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Springboks from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Standard Bank Arena from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.
- Twitter from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.

Answer:
Orlando Pirates from 2006, becoming first choice for the club in 2012.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
This is the shocking moment where Seattle Seahawks cornerback Jeremy Lane's wrist was snapped during a brutal tackle at the Super Bowl. It was the first quarter of the Super Bowl XLIX game and New England Patriots were poised to score and take the lead during their second possession when Lane intercepted a poor attempted endzone pass by the New England Patriots' Tom Brady. The Seahawks cornerback was running the ball back to the 14-yard-line where he was tackled by Julian Edelman. Scroll down for video Ouch! Seattle Seahawks cornerback Jeremy Lane lands badly after a tackle-  his wrist bending backwards at a 90 degree angle
Jeremy Lane had made the first big play to negate a nearly eight-minute drive by the
OPTIONS:
- Jeremy Lane with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
- Julian Edelman with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
- Lane with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
- New England Patriots with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
- Seahawks with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
- Seattle Seahawks with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
- Super Bowl with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
- Super Bowl XLIX with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
- Tom Brady with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.
Output: New England Patriots with a leaping interception at the goal line late in the first quarter.

Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- The Olympic torch has wound its way through more than 100 cities in the relay leading up to next month's Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. But the turn it took Monday highlighted a fear held by many people across the globe. A runner carried the torch through Makhachkala, capital of Dagestan -- a region embattled by Islamic insurgents. The event went off without a hitch, with security in place and some cheering supporters lining the streets. But the international focus on that moment served as a reminder of the militants who have carried out deadly attacks recently in Russia, and who have threatened more.

The United States has offered counterterrorism expertise, equipment and warships to help Russia through the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Dagestan.
- Games.
- Islamic.
- Islamist.
- Makhachkala.
- Olympic.
- Russia.
- Sochi.
- U.S..
- Winter Games.
Answer:
Olympic.