Question: Let's complete this passage.
Hong Kong (CNN) -- New Zealand sport has been rocked by allegations that three former national cricketers are under investigation for alleged match-fixing, according to reports. The International Cricket Council (ICC), the game's governing body, said in a statement that a small number of former New Zealand representatives were under investigation by the anti-corruption unit for alleged involvement in "fixing activity in historic cricket matches." It did not identify those under investigation, but after New Zealand media named those alleged to be implicated, two of the players made statements regarding the investigation. Former test batsman Lou Vincent confirmed he was involved, but said the ongoing investigation made him unable to comment further.

"I wish to let everyone know that I am cooperating with an ongoing ICC anti-corruption investigation that has been made public today," said

OPTIONS:
- CNN, who played his last game for New Zealand in 2007.
- Chris Cairns, who played his last game for New Zealand in 2007.
- Hong Kong, who played his last game for New Zealand in 2007.
- ICC, who played his last game for New Zealand in 2007.
- International Cricket Council, who played his last game for New Zealand in 2007.
- Lou Vincent, who played his last game for New Zealand in 2007.
- New Zealand, who played his last game for New Zealand in 2007.
Answer: Lou Vincent, who played his last game for New Zealand in 2007.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Francesca Chambers and David Martosko The campaign arm of Congressional Democrats has raised more than $7.6 million since House Republicans announced a lawsuit against President Barack Obama last month. The Democratic Congressional Campaign committee says it raised $1 million in a single day after newly elected Republican Whip Steve Scalise repeatedly refused to tell Fox News' Chris Wallace on Sunday that the House wouldn't impeach the president. House Speaker John Boehner has said time and time again that the legal action the House intends to take against Obama is not a precursor to impeachment, but Democrats have continued to link the two together, causing headaches for Republican leaders.

Israel said that as a result of

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Chris Wallace' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Congressional Democrats' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- David Martosko' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Democratic Congressional Campaign committee' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Democrats' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Fox News' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Francesca Chambers' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- House' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- John Boehner' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Obama' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Republican' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Republicans' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.
- Steve Scalise' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.

Answer: Republican' election year scheme to take on the president, Democrats are more fired up than ever.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

It would make Britain's recent cold weather seem like a heatwave. Scientists have discovered the coldest place on Earth - where the air temperature plummets to below -91C. The newly-found spot - situated along an Antarctic mountain ridge - could freeze a human's eyes, nose and lungs within minutes. Record-breaking: Scientists have discovered the coldest place on Earth along an Antarctic mountain ridge - where the temperature plummets to below a deadly -91C (file picture) This is because its temperature is almost 13 degrees below the point at which CO2 transforms from a gas into dry ice (-78.5C). The record-breaking discovery was made by researchers from America's National Snow and Ice Data Centre, according to The Sunday Times.

They used satellites and other techniques to measure temperatures in

OPTIONS:
- -91C.
- America.
- Antarctic.
- Britain.
- CO2.
- Earth.
- Ice Data Centre.
- National Snow.
- The Sunday Times.

ANS: Antarctic.

Question: Passage: A woman who dropped dead at a New York salon with blood pouring from her nose and mouth did not have Ebola, tests confirmed today. The Fire Department sent in Hazmat teams after the woman, who returned to the U.S. from Guinea three weeks ago, died at Amy Professional African Hair Braiding in the Brownsville area of Brooklyn on Tuesday. Tests on her body came back negative for the virus, the New York City Department of Health told MailOnline on Wednesday. Her identity has not been released. An eyewitness who saw the woman, who was reportedly 40 years old, said there was blood coming from her 'face, nose and mouth'.
Query: 
OPTIONS:
- Amy Professional African Hair Braiding members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- Brooklyn members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- Brownsville members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- Department of Health members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- Ebola members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- FDNY members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- Fire Department members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- Guinea members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- MailOnline members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- New York members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- New York City members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
- U.S. members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn
Answer:
Fire Department members could be seen changing into their Hazmat gear outside the hair salon in Brownsville, Brooklyn