Q: (RollingStone) -- Just one week after being released from prison, Lil Wayne has already finished a new song and is ready to put it out.

"We're trying to put it out, like, tomorrow," Cortez Bryant, Wayne's manager, told Rolling Stone. "We got a crazy song. If not tomorrow, definitely next week."

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After spending a few days celebrating, visiting with family and joining Drake onstage in Las Vegas, Wayne settled into Miami's Hit Factory studio early Tuesday. Mack Maine, president of Wayne's Young Money label, tweeted, "It's official Wayne laid his 1st verse!!!! Torture!!!!"

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Videographer/DJ Scoob Doo, who was at the session, told MTV News, "Wayne picked up right where he left off with a 15-hour recording session of nonstop work." He also tweeted a competition, offering a prize to anyone who could guess how many songs Wayne recorded during the session.

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1. Lil Wayne
2. he finished a new song
3. Yes
4. He was just released from prison
5. Tomorrow
6. No
7. It will be released next week
8. celebrating
9. visiting with family
10. Yes
11. No
12. Drake
13. Las Vegas
14. Tuesday
15. Hit Factory studio
16. Miami
17. 15 hours
18. Mack Maine and Scoob Doo
19. president of Wayne's label
20. Young Money
21. Videographer and DJ

Numbered questions:
1. Which artist is the story about?
2. What did he do?
3. Is it ready for release?
4. What's special about that?
5. When will the song be released?
6. For sure?
7. What happens if it's not released tomorrow?
8. What did Lil Wayne do after getting out of jail?
9. anything else?
10. He did perform?
11. Alone?
12. Who did he perform with?
13. Where?
14. When did he start recording the new song?
15. Where?
16. What city is the studio in?
17. How long was he recording for?
18. Who reported on the session?
19. What is Maine's job?
20. What's the name of the label?
21. What's Scoob Doo do?

Q: Melanesia is a subregion of Oceania extending from New Guinea island in the southwestern Pacific Ocean to the Arafura Sea, and eastward to Fiji.

The region includes the four countries of Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands, Fiji, and Papua New Guinea.
Besides these independent countries, Melanesia also includes:

The name "Melanesia" (in French "Melanesie" from the Greek , "black", and , "islands") was first used by Jules Dumont d'Urville in 1832 to denote an ethnic and geographical grouping of islands whose inhabitants he thought were distinct from those of Micronesia and Polynesia.

The name "Melanesia" ("islands of dark [people]") is one of several toponyms sharing similar etymologies, ultimately meaning "land of the blacks" or similar meanings, in reference to the dark skin of the inhabitants. The concept among Europeans of Melanesia as a distinct region evolved gradually over time as their expeditions mapped and explored the Pacific. Early European explorers noted the physical differences among groups of Pacific Islanders. In 1756 Charles de Brosses theorized that there was an 'old black race' in the Pacific who were conquered or defeated by the peoples of what is now called Polynesia, whom he distinguished as having lighter skin. In the first half of the nineteenth century Jean Baptiste Bory de Saint-Vincent and Jules Dumont d'Urville identified Melanesians as a distinct racial group.

1. Oceania
2. New Guinea
3. Fiji
4. four
5. yes
6. French
7. islands of dark [people]
8. Jules Dumont d'Urville
9. in 1832
10. an ethnic and geographical grouping of islands
11. yes
12. two
13. Micronesia and Polynesia
14. Jules Dumont d'Urville
15. Charles de Brosses
16. In 1756
17. an 'old black race'
18. they were conquered or defeated
19. the peoples of what is now called Polynesia
20. they had lighter skin

Numbered questions:
1. What area of the world is Melanesia in?
2. Which island starts it?
3. Which place ends it?
4. How many countries are in it?
5. Is Vanuatu one of them?
6. Which language is the name from?
7. What does the name mean?
8. Who created the term?
9. When?
10. To label what?
11. Did he think they were different from other groups?
12. How many other groups?
13. What were their names?
14. Who described these people as different from others?
15. Who else?
16. When did de Brosses make his theory?
17. What did he think had existed?
18. What happened to them?
19. By whom?
20. What was different about the Polynesians?

Q: CHAPTER I

THE ARRIVAL OF THE BOY

"What's the news, Uncle?" asked Miss Patricia Doyle, as she entered the cosy breakfast room of a suite of apartments in Willing Square. Even as she spoke she pecked a little kiss on the forehead of the chubby man addressed as "Uncle"--none other, if you please, than the famous and eccentric multi-millionaire known in Wall Street as John Merrick--and sat down to pour the coffee.

There was energy in her method of doing this simple duty, an indication of suppressed vitality that conveyed the idea that here was a girl accustomed to action. And she fitted well into the homely scene: short and somewhat "squatty" of form, red-haired, freckle-faced and pug-nosed. Wholesome rather than beautiful was Patsy Doyle, but if you caught a glimpse of her dancing blue eyes you straightway forgot her lesser charms.

Quite different was the girl who entered the room a few minutes later. Hers was a dark olive complexion, face of exquisite contour, great brown eyes with a wealth of hair to match them and the flush of a rose in her rounded cheeks. The poise of her girlish figure was gracious and dignified as the bearing of a queen.

"Morning, Cousin Beth," said Patsy cheerily.

"Good morning, my dear," and then, with a trace of anxiety in her tone: "What is the news, Uncle John?"

The little man had ignored Patsy's first question, but now he answered absently, his eyes still fixed upon the newspaper:

"Why, they're going to build another huge skyscraper on Broadway, at Eleventh, and I see the political pot is beginning to bubble all through the Bronx, although--"

1. He's her Uncle
2. She's her Cousin
3. He's her Uncle
4. Beth
5. Yes
6. Patsy
7. Beth
8. absently
9. the newspaper
10. No
11. Yes
12. a multi-millionaire
13. Patricia
14. No
15. Wholesome
16. the breakfast room
17. No
18. a suite of apartments
19. in Willing Square
20. in Wall Street

Numbered questions:
1. How are Patricia and John related?
2. How is Patricia related to Beth?
3. What about Beth and John?
4. Who is the more beautiful cousin?
5. Did they ask John the same question?
6. Who asked first?
7. Who did he answer?
8. How?
9. What was he looking at?
10. Did he say anything to Patsy?
11. Is he rich?
12. How rich?
13. Who poured his coffee?
14. Is she beautiful?
15. What is she instead?
16. Where are they?
17. In a house?
18. What kind of home?
19. Where are they located?
20. Where is John known?