In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

[Q]: Jim Powell:  So , instead of stopping one crime , you wanna get an award for not stopping another _ one _ . That 's good work , hero .
[A]: crime


[Q]: Scott:  They caught us right enough .
Captain James T. Kirk: Well , that 's a brilliant observation , Mr. Scott . Do you have any other helpful opinions ?
Scott: Well , we 've not got many choices .
Captain James T. Kirk: We have _ three _ : We can fight , and be destroyed ; or we can destroy the Enterprise ourselves and keep her from the Romulans , or we can ... surrender .
[A]: choices


[Q]: Dexter Morgan:  The victim led a quiet life . No enemies .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Serial killers do n't have enemies . Everyone 's a potential victim .
Dexter Morgan: Well , if you need anything else , just pick up the phone . Anybody at the lab can help you .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: I was interested to have your take on this case .
Dexter Morgan: Me ? Why ? I 'm the blood guy .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: " The blood guy . " How did you end up here ?
Dexter Morgan: My dad was a cop . He kinda steered me away from that . This seemed like a better fit .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: I
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: was drawn to forensics , too , but chose to focus on neuroscience . Psychopaths . We both chose murder . Maybe we 're both a little crazy .
Dexter Morgan: Maybe .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Mad scientists , trained to look at this as a biological mass , a body part . Yet , somehow , from all those firings of neurons , something ... intangible emerges . Emotions . Trust , morality , love . Unless you 're a psychopath . But even then , belief systems emerge ... as with the ... Bay Harbor Butcher . What was he like ?
Dexter Morgan: Who ?
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: The Bay Harbor Butcher . James Doakes . I- if I 'm not mistaken , he worked with you here in Miami Metro .
Dexter Morgan: He was angry . Had a short fuse .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Well , that does n't sound right to me . As a psychopath , he would be disassociated with his feelings , not quick to anger .
Dexter Morgan: Maybe he was n't a psychopath .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Oh , yes , the Bay Harbor Butcher was definitely a psychopath . He 'd have to be to masquerade the way he did . But he was an odd _ one _ , that 's for sure .
Dexter Morgan: You 're the expert .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Just the way he picked his victims - persons who , on the whole , had some sort of criminal background - speaks to a ... strong belief system , almost as if he operated with some sort of ... moral guidelines .
Dexter Morgan: " Guidelines " .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Yeah , clearly it was n't a moral choice , as psychopaths have no conscience . So , why else would he kill that way ?
Dexter Morgan: So he could ... get away with it as long as he did ? People are less likely to miss criminals when they disappear . Doakes was Special Ops ; maybe he picked it up from there .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Maybe he did . Makes an interesting case study . I wish I could have interviewed him .
Dexter Morgan: Sorry .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: I look forward to working with you , Dexter Morgan .
[A]:
psychopath