Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- When it comes to seeking public redemption for crimes and misdemeanors, such as cheating in the Tour de France, surely being interviewed by Oprah Winfrey is, well, cheating. Even Lance Armstrong admits he is unlikely to win absolution simply by subjecting himself to a trial by talk show. The road to redemption should be a grueling uphill struggle, and one undertaken without massive quantities of drugs. Many will try to climb it. Many will fall by the wayside. Here are a 10 alternative steps to salvation Armstrong may, or may not, like to consider: 1. DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Lance's chance: On second thoughts, perhaps just stick to

OPTIONS:
- Armstrong.
- Barry Neild.
- CNN.
- DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
- Lance Armstrong.
- Oprah Winfrey.
- Tour de France.
Answer: Oprah Winfrey.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Australian Associated Press and Sally Lee Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Australia will do everything in its power to ensure the bodies of the Australians killed on Flight MH17 are respected. 'We owe it to the dead, all the dead, we owe it to the families, all the families to do everything in our power to respect the bodies, to find the truth and to ensure justice is done,' Mr Abbott told 60 Minutes on Sunday night. The Prime Minister attended a national security committee of cabinet meeting on Sunday evening after images emerged of the crash site in eastern Ukraine being 'absolutely trampled'.

'Russian controlled territory, Russian-backed rebels, quite likely a

OPTIONS:
- Abbott supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Australia supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Australian supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Australian Associated Press supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Australians supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Channel 9 supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Europe supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Flight MH17 supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Julie Bishop supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- MH17 supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Malaysia Airlines supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- New York supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Russia supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Sally Lee supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Security Council supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Tony Abbott supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.
- Ukraine supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.

Answer: Russia supplied weapon - Russia can't wash its hands of this,' he said.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:20 EST, 8 October 2013 | UPDATED: 05:51 EST, 9 October 2013 A 45-year-old father of two has described the moment he punched at a Great White Shark and let out a caveman-like scream in order to survive an attack from the ocean's deadliest creature. College English teacher Jay Scrivner, of California, was out for an early morning surf at his regular spot in Humboldt Bay, Eureka - a known shark ground where a friend of his, Scott Stephens, almost died last year. Scrivner had been in the water about two hours, with friends and other surfers around, when something just hit him.

They have been seen before in the spot Jay Scrivner was surfing near the Californian town of

OPTIONS:
- Associated Press where he lives
- California where he lives
- Daily Mail where he lives
- English where he lives
- Eureka where he lives
- Great White Shark where he lives
- Humboldt Bay where he lives
- Jay Scrivner where he lives
- Scott Stephens where he lives
- Scrivner where he lives

ANS: Eureka where he lives

(CNN) -- It's clear that we can't go 24 hours without Sarah Palin saying something so stupid that it defies logic, but leave it to the Kim Kardashian of politics to find something wrong with first lady Michelle Obama's effort to curb obesity in America's kids. In a radio interview on Wednesday with conservative talker Laura Ingraham, Palin took dead aim at the first lady's "Let's Move" initiative, which is all about getting children active and involved in exercise and healthy eating. In the wacky world of Wasilla's finest, Palin tries to cast the effort to fight obesity as part of Michelle Obama's "different worldview."

In the past, retired admirals and generals have stood up to make it clear that

OPTIONS:
- America is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- CNN is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Congress is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Kim Kardashian is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Laura Ingraham is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Let's Move is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Martin is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Michelle Obama is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Obama is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Palin is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Roland Martin is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Sarah Palin is only as healthy as our nation's children.
- Wasilla is only as healthy as our nation's children.
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America is only as healthy as our nation's children.