Question: Let's complete this passage.
James Graham will lead England in the opening match of the Four Nations Series against Samoa in Brisbane on Saturday after newly-appointed captain Sean O'Loughlin was ruled out through injury. O'Loughlin, who was appointed as the successor to Kevin Sinfield, has failed to recover from a quad muscle injury sustained during Wigan's Super League Grand Final defeat to St Helens 10 days ago. England say the loose forward is making good progress in his recovery and is expected to play in England's second match against Australia in Melbourne on November 2. Canterbury Bulldogs star James Graham (centre) will captain England against Samoa on Saturday

'The Samoa match has come too soon but we remain confident he'll be ready for

OPTIONS:
- Australia the week after.
- Brisbane the week after.
- Canterbury Bulldogs the week after.
- England the week after.
- Four Nations Series the week after.
- James Graham the week after.
- Kevin Sinfield the week after.
- Melbourne the week after.
- O'Loughlin the week after.
- Samoa the week after.
- Sean O'Loughlin the week after.
- Sean O'Louhghlin the week after.
- St Helens the week after.
- Super League Grand Final the week after.
- Wigan the week after.
Answer: Australia the week after.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 12:10 EST, 30 October 2012 | UPDATED: 19:13 EST, 30 October 2012 A senior columnist at the New York Times has openly questioned whether former BBC boss Mark Thompson is fit for his new post running America’s most prestigious newspaper in the wake of the Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal. Mr Thompson has denied knowledge of a BBC cover-up and vowed to take up his role in New York as planned next month. But in a column, Joe Nocera questioned his explanation of his role in the affair: ‘Thompson winds up appearing wilfully ignorant, and it makes you wonder what kind of an organisation the BBC was when he was running it. It also makes you wonder what kind of chief executive he’d be at the Times.’

‘He believes strongly that he’s got the executive he needs to lead The

OPTIONS:
- America to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- BBC to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- Emily Allen to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- Jimmy Savile to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- Joe Nocera to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- Mark Thompson to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- New York to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- New York Times to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- Thompson to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.
- Times to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.

Answer: New York Times to the promised land of healthy profits again,’ he wrote.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Helen Pow and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:23 EST, 18 March 2013 | UPDATED: 06:11 EST, 19 March 2013 The Iowa father who was stopped for speeding while his wife gave birth in the passenger seat of their car admitted that he ignored police until forced to pull over by traffic and a red light. Tyler Rathjen was frantically driving to hospital last Sunday as Ashley Rathjen delivered their son beside him and Iowa City Police were flashing their lights behind their SUV. The man recalled to KCRG.com that he thought: 'I should stop but I’m not going to, I’m going to get to the hospital.' When he was made to pull over, Iowa City police officer Kevin Wolfe was immediately required to act as a maternity nurse.

In the meantime,

OPTIONS:
- Ashley Rathjen had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Daily Mail had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Helen Pow had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Iowa had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Iowa City had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Iowa City Police had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- KCRG.com had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Kevin Wolfe had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Owen had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Tyler Rathjen had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.
- Wolfe had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.

ANS: Ashley Rathjen had given birth with no medical attention at the side of a road.

Question: Passage: A U.S. government lawyer has reportedly conceded that tens of thousands of long-missing emails belonging to former IRS official Lois Lerner – messages the Obama administration has claimed were lost in a 2011 computer crash – were safely backed up along with the computer records of every other federal employee, claims conservative group Judicial Watch. The documents are key to a congressional investigation into a political targeting scheme Lerner allegedly masterminded, which involved singling out conservative nonprofits for especially intrusive scrutiny – based on words in their names like 'tea party' or 'patriots' – when they applied for tax-exempt charitable status.
Query: 'When the government launches intimidation campaigns against private citizens simply because they may not agree with the government – and then lies about evidence being "lost" – it should outrage all
OPTIONS:
- Blackberry.'
- DOJ.'
- IRS.'
- Judicial Watch.'
- Lerner.'
- Lois Lerner.'
- Obama.'
- Tom Fitton.'
- U.S..'
Answer:
U.S..'