Question: Let's complete this passage.
She shot to fame on Made In Chelsea as the resident fashionista with a penchant for pink hair, nose rings and cutting comments - most of which were directed at Lucy Watson. So it comes as no surprise that Phoebe-Lettice Thompson has chanelled her creativity into her own fashion range. The 23-year-old, who worked on Tatler's fashion desk during her time on the E4 show, has teamed up with London label Illustrated People to create her 22-piece debut range. Cool vibes: Phoebe-Lettice Thompson, who found fame on Made In Chelsea, has designed a collection with Illustrated People but refrained from modelling it herself because 'that would be naff,' she says

many celebrities, who simply put their name to a brand,

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea, who
- E4, who
- Jourdan Dunn, who
- London, who
- Lucy Watson, who
- MIC, who
- Phoebe, who
- Phoebe-Lettice Thompson, who
- Tatler, who
- Tokyo, who
Answer: Phoebe, who

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN) -- Bowe Bergdahl wanted a life of adventure. People attend a vigil for Bergdahl in Hailey, Idaho, on Wednesday. He was a seeker, a hard worker, a man raised in a small town, an avid outdoorsman who took ballet lessons. By the age of 23, he had learned to navigate the high seas on an expedition that took him from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. He didn't care for cars, choosing to bike to and from odd jobs he worked to pay for his travels, friends say. "He's a good kid," said his hometown buddy Dylan Fulmer. "Strong as an ox."

"This kid is crazy," laughed

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- Atlantic, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- Bergdahl, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- Bowe Bergdahl, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- CNN, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- Dylan Fulmer, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- Hailey, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- Idaho, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- Pacific Ocean, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- Taliban, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.
- U.S., recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.

Answer: Dylan Fulmer, recalling his reaction to his friend's ambitions.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

The United States has expressed "deep concern" about mob violence reportedly targeting international NGOs operating in Myanmar's restive west. In a statement released Thursday, the U.S. Department of State highlighted what it viewed as "the continued lack of adequate security forces and rule of law on the ground in Sittwe," the capital of Rakhine state. Rakhine, located along Myanmar's west coast, has been at the center of an ongoing sectarian conflict between Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims, which has seen hundreds of people killed and tens of thousands more made homeless. Census controversy An upcoming census planned by the central government has triggered further unrest amid fears it could exacerbate tensions between the state's majority Buddhist population and the Rohingya -- a stateless Muslim minority not recognized as citizens or one of the country's 135 "official" ethnic groups. Myanmar's government has come under increased pressure to take action to ease the unrest, and recently sent more troops to the region.

The attacks this week in Sittwe, which targeted the offices and facilities of a number of international aid agencies working in the city, were triggered by reports that a foreign aid worker had treated a

OPTIONS:
- Buddhist flag disrespectfully.
- Buddhists flag disrespectfully.
- Census flag disrespectfully.
- Department of State flag disrespectfully.
- Muslim flag disrespectfully.
- Muslims flag disrespectfully.
- Myanmar flag disrespectfully.
- Rakhine flag disrespectfully.
- Rakhine state flag disrespectfully.
- Rohingya flag disrespectfully.
- Sittwe flag disrespectfully.
- U.S. flag disrespectfully.
- United States flag disrespectfully.

ANS: Buddhist flag disrespectfully.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Qanta Ahmed is the author of "In the Land of Invisible Women: A Female Doctor's Journey in the Saudi Kingdom." An M.D., she is an attending physician based in the Division of Pulmonary, Sleep and Critical Care Medicine at Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola, New York, and a fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Dr. Qanta Ahmed, wearing an abbaya, says the Saudi kingdom is rejecting the subjugation of women. NEW YORK (CNN) -- A judge in Saudi Arabia has said husbands are allowed to slap their wives if they spend lavishly, a Saudi newspaper reported this past weekend. In one fell swoop, the judge debased Islam, vilified the kingdom and disregarded the ideals the Saudi monarch himself embraces.

Women are encouraged by

OPTIONS:
- American Academy of Sleep Medicine to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- American College of Chest Physicians to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- CNN to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Division of Pulmonary, Sleep and Critical Care Medicine to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Islam to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Kingdom to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- M.D. to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Mineola to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- NEW YORK to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- New York to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Qanta Ahmed to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Saudi to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Saudi Arabia to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Saudi Kingdom to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.
- Winthrop University Hospital to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.

ANS:
Islam to maintain independent assets, assets over which men have no right or recourse even within the sanctity of marriage.