Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- A Kentucky Chihuahua is expected to make a full recovery after a freak accident that left a large barbecue fork lodged in his head for days, according to the animal hospital where he was treated. During a family gathering two weeks ago, 12-week-old Smokey was waiting to be fed as his owner used the fork to shoo another dog away from Smokey's food, Su Smith, vice president of Cumberland Valley Animal Hospital in London, Kentucky, wrote in an article on the hospital's Web site. As owner Vickie Brumley of Manchester, Kentucky, waved the fork, the handle broke off and the fork end was flung through the air, embedding itself several inches into Smokey's head.

The

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- CNN's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
- Chihuahua's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
- Cumberland Valley Animal Hospital's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
- Kentucky's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
- London's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
- Manchester's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
- Smokey's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
- Su Smith's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
- Vickie Brumley's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.
Answer: Chihuahua's owner did not immediately return a call seeking comment from CNN.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Dozens of mourners gathered in Egypt's second largest city Alexandria for the funeral of a female political activist who was allegedly killed by police during a peaceful demonstration in central Cairo on Saturday. Shaima al-Sabbagh, 32, was hit in the head as police fired birdshot ammunition, a supposedly non-lethal alternative to shot gun pellets, into the crowd to disperse the march. Ms al-Sabbagh, the mother of a five-year-old boy, was shot while she marched towards the Tahrir Square to lay a commemorative wreath on the eve of the anniversary of the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak. Scroll down for video

Separately, a bomb targeted policemen stationed outside a

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- Alexandria sports club, the sources said.
- Cairo sports club, the sources said.
- Egypt sports club, the sources said.
- GRAPHIC CONTENT sports club, the sources said.
- Hosni Mubarak sports club, the sources said.
- Ibrahim Mahlab sports club, the sources said.
- Sabbagh sports club, the sources said.
- Shaima al-Sabbagh sports club, the sources said.
- Socialist Popular Alliance party sports club, the sources said.
- Tahrir Square sports club, the sources said.
- al-Sabbagh sports club, the sources said.

Answer: Cairo sports club, the sources said.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Washington (CNN) -- A single leaked document has opened a political Pandora's box over intelligence-gathering in the post 9/11 United States, raising questions about what is being done and how the public perceives it almost 12 years after the terrorist attacks that traumatized the nation. This week's disclosure of classified government programs to collect information on phone calls, e-mails and Internet use for national security reasons quickly dominated headlines, forcing President Barack Obama to reassure Americans on Friday that "nobody is listening to your telephone calls." His first public comments on the secret programs revealed by the Guardian and Washington Post touched on a litany of politically volatile issues that have come to shape the Obama presidency early in its second term.

"You never know until you get in there how many threats are out there against the

OPTIONS:
- American and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Americans and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Barack Obama and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Bush and what you have to do is thwart them."
- CNN and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Guardian and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Obama and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Pandora's box and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Patriot Act and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Senate and what you have to do is thwart them."
- United States and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Washington and what you have to do is thwart them."
- Washington Post and what you have to do is thwart them."

ANS: American and what you have to do is thwart them."

Question: Let's complete this passage.
Hong Kong (CNN) -- The Chinese manufacturer of many of Apple's products has denied allegations that it forced students to work on its assembly lines in a last-minute push to ready the iPhone 5, expected to be unveiled Wednesday. In a statement, Foxconn Technology Group denied it was forcing anyone to work and said the students -- who constitute 2.7% of its 1.2 million workers -- "are free to leave the internship program at any time." "Foxconn has long had a short-term internship program that we carry out in cooperation with a number of vocational schools in China," the company said. The internship programs range in length from one to six months and students all are of legal age to work, the company added.

Foxconn has been at the center of a storm of complaints about working conditions for its

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- Apple staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
- CNN staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
- China staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
- Chinese staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
- English staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
- Foxconn staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
- Foxconn Technology Group staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
- Hong Kong staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
- iPhone 5 staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.
Answer:
China staff after a 2010 spate of worker suicides at its plants.