input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. (CNN) -- Melissa Huckaby, the former Sunday school teacher accused of kidnapping, raping and killing 8-year-old Sandra Cantu, will face additional charges that she tried to poison two people, including another 7-year-old girl.

Melissa Huckaby is charged with killing Sandra Cantu and attempted poisoning of second child.

A revised complaint against Huckaby, 28, of Tracy, California, was made public just hours before she was due back in court on Friday.

The new charges caused another delay in the murder case, CNN afiliate KRON reported.

The complaint charged that Huckaby "did willfully and unlawfully mingle a harmful substance with food or drink" with the intent to harm the child, identified only as "Jane M. Doe."

Another alleged poisoning victim was identified as Daniel Plowman, but no age or other information was immediately provided.

The latest charges also include one count of child abuse endangerment relating to the unidentified child, who was allegedly in Huckaby's "care and custody." Read the complaint (PDF)

Huckaby did not enter a plea in the Cantu slaying in her first two court appearances last month.

At an earlier hearing, Judge Linda L. Loftis agreed to keep the autopsy and toxicology reports under seal, citing a "great danger of public outrage."

If convicted on the murder, rape and kidnapping charges, Huckaby, could face the death penalty or life in prison without parole, authorities said.

CNN's Alan Duke and Jim Roope contributed to this report

1. How old is Huckaby?
2. What state is she from?
3. What city?
4. On what day was she to appear in court?
5. By what name was the child called?
6. Did Huckaby enter a plea in her first court appearance?
7. When did this court appearance happen?
8. What sentence might she face?
9. Or?
10. Without parole?
11. What news outlet was responsible for this report?
12. How many reporters were classified as contributers?
13. And their names?
14. What was Huckaby's profession?
15. How old was the girl involved in the crime?
16. What was her name?
17. Was there another child involved?
18. How old was she?
19. What did Huckaby charged with doing to the second child?
20. What was allegedly done to Daniel Plowman?
numbered_answers: 1. 28
2. California
3. Tracy
4. Friday
5. Jane M. Doe
6. No
7. Last month
8. Death penalty
9. Life in prison
10. Yes
11. CNN
12. Two
13. Alan Duke and Jim Roope
14. Sunday school teacher
15. Eight
16. Sandra Cantu
17. Yes
18. Seven
19. Attempted poisoning
20. Poisoning

input: CHAPTER XXXII

AN INTERESTING MEETING

Hunterleys leaned suddenly forward across the little round table.

"The question of whether or no you shall pay your respects to Monsieur Douaille," he remarked, "is solved. Unless I am very much mistaken, we are going to have an exceedingly interesting luncheon-party on our right."

"Monsieur Douaille----" Mr. Simpson began, a little eagerly.

"And the others," Hunterleys interrupted. "Don't look around for a moment. This is almost historical."

Monsieur Ciro himself, bowing and smiling, was ushering a party of guests to a round table upon the terrace, in the immediate vicinity of the two men. Mr. Grex, with his daughter and Lady Hunterleys on one side and Monsieur Douaille on the other, were in the van. Draconmeyer followed with Lady Weybourne, and Selingman brought up the rear with the Comtesse d'Hausson, one of the most prominent leaders of the French colony in Monte Carlo, and a connection by marriage of Monsieur Douaille.

[Illustration: Mr. Grex, with his daughter and Lady Hunterleys on one side and Monsieur Douaille on the other, were in the van.]

"A luncheon-party for Douaille," Hunterleys murmured, as he bowed, to his wife and exchanged greetings with some of the others. "I wonder what they think of their neighbours! A little embarrassing for the chief guest, I am afraid."

"I see your wife is in the enemy's camp," his companion observed. "Draconmeyer is coming to speak to me. This promises to be interesting."

Draconmeyer and Selingman both came over to greet the English Minister. Selingman's blue eyes were twinkling with humour, his smile was broad and irresistible. 1. who leaned across the table?
2. was the table round?
3. Who bowed?
4. where the guests taken
5. who interrupted?
6. who was interrupted?
7. who was in the camp?
8. whose camp was it?
9. who was coming to speak?
10. who was greeted?
11. by whom?
12. what color eyes were they?
13. was his smile ugly?
14. who ushered the guest?
15. who was with Mr grex?
16. who was in the van?
17. how was bowed too?
18. how was bowed too?
19. who bowed?
20. who was the party for? Return numbered answers in your output.

output: 1. Hunterleys
2. yes
3. Monsieur Ciro
4. to a round table
5. Hunterleys
6. Mr. Simpson
7. Hunterleys' wife
8. the enemy's
9. Draconmeyer
10. the English Minister.
11. Draconmeyer and Selingman
12. blue
13. no
14. Monsieur Ciro
15. his daughter and Lady Hunterleys and Monsieur Douaille
16. Mr. Grex, with his daughter and Lady Hunterleys and Monsieur Douaille
17. Hunterleys' wife
18. his wife
19. Hunterleys
20. Douaille

Q: (CNN) -- Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, who was due in court Thursday for his trial, has been hospitalized after falling ill, his lawyer told CNN.

He was taken to a hospital on his doctor's orders, lawyer Ahmad Raza Kasuri said. His trial was subsequently postponed until Monday.

Asiya Ishaq, a supporter and leader of the All Pakistan Muslim League, said the former President had been feeling pressure on his chest since Wednesday evening and was not well.

When asked if he will go to Dubai for treatment, she said that "Musharraf will not leave Pakistan." Ishaq also said that as far as she knows, "Musharraf has got three arteries blocked and is currently undergoing angiography," an artery-scanning procedure.

Atiqa Odho, a Pakistani actor who's a former leader of the APML, a party that Musharraf launched in 2010, offered support for Musharraf on Thursday.

"I pray for President Musharraf's health and long life," she said. "It is painful to see how heartbroken a great and brave man is, due to being let down by people who claimed to be his supporters."

Musharraf could be sentenced to life in prison or the death penalty if convicted on charges of treason. Prosecutors say he violated Pakistan's constitution by imposing emergency military rule in 2007.

The former President ruled the country from 1999 to 2008.

He went into exile in 2008 but came back to Pakistan last year, intending to run in the country's national elections. But his plans unraveled as he became entangled in a web of court cases relating to his time in power.

Answer the following questions:
1. Who was the leader of the Muslim group?
2. What did she say about the president?
3. Did he need a doctor?
4. What was the nature of his sickness?
5. How as this revealed?
6. Why was Musharraf hearth broken?
7. What was the crime alleged against him?
8. What was the penalty for the crime?
9. For how long did he rule?
10. When did he go to exile?
11. Did he ever come back?
12. Why did he come back?
13. Did he win the election?
14. How did he lose?
A:
1. Asiya Ishaq
2. he was not well
3. yes
4. three arteries blocked
5. he was due in court
6. let down by others
7. treason
8. life in prison or the death penalty
9. from 1999 to 2008.
10. 2008
11. yes
12. to run in the election
13. no
14. He didn't run.