Question: Let's complete this passage.
With one vote on Friday, the Republican-led House launched the latest spending battle in Congress -- one that could bring a government shutdown in less than two weeks. By a 230-189 tally almost strictly on party lines, the House passed a short-term government spending plan that would eliminate all funding for Obamacare. The measure now goes to the Democratic-led Senate, which is certain to reject the provision that defunds President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement of his first term. Even though House Republicans now have voted 42 times to repeal or otherwise undermine Obamacare, Speaker John Boehner and fellow Republicans held a brief victory rally after Friday's action and challenged the Senate to follow their lead.

However, more moderate Republicans in the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- Congress-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- Democratic-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- Democrats-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- GOP-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- House-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- House Republicans-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- John Boehner-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- Obama-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- Obamacare-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- Republican-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- Republicans-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
- Senate-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.
Answer: Democratic-led Senate call the defunding effort a waste of time.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
LONDON, England (CNN) -- For the beautiful people, Azza Fahmy may be one of the best-known names in Egypt. Designer Azza Fahmy consults her daughters on jewelry designs in her Cairo studio. A high-end jewelry designer, Fahmy's creations have adorned such beauties as supermodel Naomi Campbell and Queen Rania of Jordan. Her international luxury brand, Azza Fahmy Jewelries, blends Egyptian motifs and modern design to create high-end pieces. Working with precious metals and stones, Fahmy's work is inspired by the distinctive shapes, colors, textures and calligraphy of the country. Cairo, the largest city in the Arab world nicknamed "The City of a Thousand Minarets," is Fahmy's home. She thinks she may have lived a previous life in old Cairo, which has now grown into a mega-city of almost 20 million inhabitants. See Azza Fahmy's picks of what to do, see and eat in Cairo

"It's one of my favorite mosques in

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- Arab," Fahmy says.
- Azza Fahmy," Fahmy says.
- Azza Fahmy Jewelries," Fahmy says.
- CNN," Fahmy says.
- Cairo," Fahmy says.
- Egypt," Fahmy says.
- Egyptian," Fahmy says.
- England," Fahmy says.
- Fahmy," Fahmy says.
- Islamic," Fahmy says.
- LONDON," Fahmy says.
- Naomi Campbell," Fahmy says.
- Rania of Jordan," Fahmy says.
- The City," Fahmy says.
- Thousand Minarets," Fahmy says.

Answer: Cairo," Fahmy says.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Neo-nazi Beate Zschaepe  delivered a final snub to her alleged victims yesterday – turning her back on their lawyers and relatives as  she entered court for her mass  murder trial. Then she sat impassively as the marathon case began with prosecution claims  of how she and her psychopathic lovers assassinated immigrants in a bid to build a Fourth Reich in Germany. Zschaepe, 38, is in the dock with four members of the National Socialist Underground (NSU). It is alleged they believed random executions – nine businessmen and a policewoman over a 13-year period – would lead foreigners to quit Germany forever, leading to a ‘pure race’ like that championed by her idol Adolf Hitler.

to expose grievous police and intelligence failings in allowing the

OPTIONS:
- Adolf Hitler
- Beate Zschaepe
- Fourth Reich
- Germany
- NSU
- National Socialist Underground
- Zschaepe
- neo-Nazi

ANS: NSU

Question: Let's complete this passage.
Click here to read the FA Cup Final match report from Wembley. Mesut Ozil was signed by Arsenal to be the matchwinning difference in their biggest games, but in the club's most pivotal match of the campaign the German international again failed to live up to the hype and expectation during their FA Cup Final 3-2 comeback win against Hull City. The Gunners' record £42.5million transfer for the midfield maestro in September was met with mild fanfare by fans at the start of the season as they looked to end their nine-year trophy drought. However, the former Real Madrid star proved relatively ineffective against Steve Bruce's side in another disappointing big-game performance.

started the

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Arsenal comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- FA Cup Final comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- German comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Germany comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Gunners comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Hull City comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Mesut Ozil comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Ozil comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Real Madrid comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Santi Cazorla comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Steve Bruce comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
- Wembley comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the
Answer:
Arsenal comeback with a sweetly-struck free-kick in the