Question: Let's complete this passage.
Atlanta (CNN) -- Song Byeok had every reason to be pleased with his success. A gift for drawing led to a prestigious career as a propaganda artist and full membership in North Korea's communist party. Then the food shortages started. Like tens of thousands of other North Koreans in the mid-1990s, Song made forays across the Tumen River to find food in China. Despite witnessing a better material life across the border, he says, he never doubted that North Korea was culturally superior. He never considered leaving his homeland for anything more than food. "I was a believer. I saw North Koreans as pure," Song said. "And we needed the Great Leader to protect us from outsiders."

By one plausible account, teenage defectors of the past decade are 5 inches shorter and 25 pounds lighter than their

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta counterparts.
- CNN counterparts.
- China counterparts.
- Kim Jong Un counterparts.
- North Korea counterparts.
- North Korean counterparts.
- North Koreans counterparts.
- Song counterparts.
- Song Byeok counterparts.
- South counterparts.
- Tumen River counterparts.
Answer: South counterparts.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
The fire that engulfed the Porsche carrying actor Paul Walker apparently did not erupt until a minute after the car clipped a light pole Saturday. That conclusion is based on security camera video obtained by CNN that shows black smoke starting to rise from the crash scene 60 seconds after it shows the light pole and a tree falling. Could Walker and the other occupant in the car have made it out in those 60 seconds? That's hard to tell. The two may have died on impact when the car struck the light pole. The answer might be clearer when the coroner's office releases its preliminary findings of the autopsies of the remains of two men -- presumed to be Walker and friend Roger Rodas, a coroner's officer said.

The day Walker died he was at a holiday toy drive for Walker's charity hosted by the store that

OPTIONS:
- CNN owned.
- Paul Walker owned.
- Porsche owned.
- Roger Rodas owned.
- Vin Diesel owned.
- Walker owned.

Answer: Roger Rodas owned.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Liverpool were the beneficiaries of a decision that Gary Lineker described as the 'worst penalty decision ever' in their clash at home against Leicester City. The hosts took the lead through a Steven Gerrard penalty in the 17th minute but their visitors were left furious after referee Mike Jones deemed that Wes Morgan handled the ball in the penalty area when it seemed to hit him in the face. An excellent sliding pass from Liverpool forward Coutinho released Raheem Sterling in the 16th minute and as the frontman checked back, Leicester defender Morgan slid in and was adjudged to have handled.

'It is going to fuel the debate again about use of technology because we (the

OPTIONS:
- Coutinho dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Gary Lineker dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Leicester dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Leicester City dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Liverpool dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Mike Jones dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Morgan dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- New Year's Day dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Raheem Sterling dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Steven Gerrard dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.
- Wes Morgan dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.

ANS: Leicester dugout) have the benefit of being able to see it in a few seconds and know what has happened and it is unfortunate to have to deal with two occasions like that in the first half.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- On June 8, 2009, nearly one year ago, I stood before a judge in North Korea's Supreme Court and was sentenced to 12 years in one of the country's notoriously brutal labor camps, also known as death camps. My legs wobbled in fear, and I grabbed the podium in front of me, fearing I would faint. Three months earlier, I was on assignment for Current TV. I was reporting on the trafficking of North Koreans, most of them women, who escape to neighboring China, where they are used and exploited. Following a local guide we'd hired, my colleague Euna Lee and I did regretfully step foot into North Korean territory for no more than a minute.

As we made our way back to China, North Korean soldiers chased us onto Chinese soil and violently dragged us back into

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- California.
- China.
- Current TV.
- Euna Lee.
- Kim Jong Il.
- Laura Ling.
- LiNK group.
- Ling.
- Los Angeles.
- North Korea.
- North Korean.
- North Koreans.
- Supreme Court.

ANS:
North Korea.