Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN)  -- Did Jamie Oliver really shape up America's unhealthiest city? A spokeswoman for Huntington, West Virginia -- the city Oliver singled out as one of the unhealthiest places in America -- says local residents are exercising and eating better. But she's not giving much credit to the cheeky British chef and nutrition activist. "What people need to realize is there was already a movement to make Huntington healthier," says Brandi Jacobs-Jones, whose West Virginia hometown plays a starring role in Oliver's new macro-makeover show "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution," set to debut on ABC on Sunday. Huntington first made its way into the national consciousness in 2008, when The Associated Press named it "America's fattest city," citing unmatched rates of obesity, heart disease and diabetes, and rates of toothlessness among older residents.

Oliver took on Huntington after successfully reforming the school meal system in the

OPTIONS:
- ABC.
- America.
- Brandi Jacobs-Jones.
- British.
- CNN.
- Food Revolution.
- Huntington.
- Jamie Oliver.
- Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution.
- Oliver.
- The Associated Press.
- West Virginia.
Answer: British.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN) -- Few paintings have been more viewed, more analyzed, studied and interpreted, than Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa," otherwise known as "La Gioconda." Despite this, no one has come up with an explanation for that enigmatic smile, or a lot of other details in this painting that, despite all the ink and hot air expended on it, measures a mere 77 by 52 centimeters (about 30 by 21 inches). In the frigid bowels of a derelict building in central Florence, Italy, that covers the ruins of an old Franciscan convent, a group of researchers is trying to nail down some of the elusive details of the woman featured in the iconic painting. It is here that old city records say the woman who posed for the painting, Lisa Gherardini, the second wife of wealthy Florentine silk merchant Francesco del Giocondo, was buried.

For starters, he says, that famous smile is not

OPTIONS:
- CNN's.
- Florence's.
- Florentine's.
- Francesco del Giocondo's.
- Franciscan's.
- Italian's.
- Italy's.
- La Gioconda's.
- Leonardo da Vinci's.
- Lisa Gherardini's.
- Mona Lisa's.

Answer: Francesco del Giocondo's.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Glendora, California (CNN)  -- It's the kind of Southern California town made for daydreaming: Quiet streets and sunny skies, a place where tranquility seems rarely to be disturbed. But according to police, as well as classified U.S. diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks, the Los Angeles suburb of Glendora was the scene of an international assassination plot. The scheme involved would-be killers hiding out in a low-budget motel and an elaborate plan that, at first, involved shooting the victim, but later centered on running him over with a van, police documents disclose. "I've been a police officer here for more than 20 years, and I've never investigated anything like this," said Glendora police Lt. Tim Staab.

According to the cable, Sadeghnia had tracked the

OPTIONS:
- American dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- CNN dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- California dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- Glendora dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- Iran dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- Iranian dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- London dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- Los Angeles dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- Reza Sadeghnia dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- Sadeghnia dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- Southern California dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- Tim Staab dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- U.S. dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.
- WikiLeaks dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.

ANS: London dissident at the same time he was making plans to assassinate the California dissident.

Question: Passage: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Metallica's Lars Ulrich loves Black Sabbath and Deep Purple -- and so does his 10-year-old son. Actor Rodger Corser plays "Guitar Hero" at an April event in Australia. The game has revived interest in rock music. Ulrich may have played songs from those old rock bands around the house on his stereo, but he gives credit for his son's excitement to another source: video games. Myles Ulrich is a fan of games such as "Guitar Hero" and "Rock Band," which have spawned a comeback for rock music. "It's a cool generational thing to share that with your kids," said Ulrich, the drummer for the multi-platinum quartet. "My [son's] favorite bands are ... the same bands that are my favorite bands -- the bands I grew up on."
Query: You were doing it to an
OPTIONS:
- Aerosmith song," he said.
- Australia song," he said.
- Black Sabbath song," he said.
- CNN song," he said.
- California song," he said.
- Deep Purple song," he said.
- Guitar Hero song," he said.
- LOS ANGELES song," he said.
- Lars Ulrich song," he said.
- Metallica song," he said.
- Myles Ulrich song," he said.
- Rock Band song," he said.
- Rodger Corser song," he said.
- Ulrich song," he said.
Answer:
Aerosmith song," he said.