question: BriGette McCoy described how she was raped on her first military assignment, two weeks before her 19th birthday. She described how, later that year, she was raped by another soldier in her unit.

Then came sexual harassment by two officers -- including one who requested that she be moved to work directly for him, she said Wednesday.

Testifying before lawmakers, the former Army specialist described the "anguish" and "entrapment" she felt, and the horror of the ordeal that followed.

"I no longer have any faith or hope that the military chain of command will consistently prosecute, convict, sentence and carry out the sentencing of sexual predators in uniform without absconding justice somehow," she told the Senate Armed Services Committee's subcommittee on personnel.

"It even starts at recruitment," she said. "We have quite a few of our men and women that are being raped and sexually harassed during the recruitment process."

McCoy was one of four alleged victims who testified Wednesday about a problem the military has acknowledged.

About 19,000 men and women suffer sexual assault each year in the military, former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said, though he noted that only about 3,200 assaults were reported. About 10,700 of those cases -- 56% -- involved male victims in 2010, based on anonymous reporting collected by the military.

In painful, dramatic testimony, three women and one man, all of whom have left the military, described their suffering -- and explained why, in some cases, they never filed reports. They helped paint a picture of the military as a place where victims are often pressured to remain quiet or endure having their reputations and careers tarnished for coming forward.
1. Who was testifying?
2. Where was she?
3. Where?
4. Why was she testifying?
5. How many people testified?
6. How old was she the first time she was raped?
7. How many assaults are there each year?
8. Are they all reported?
9. How many are ?
10. Did anyone explain why so many are not reported?
11. Why?
12. Are any of the witnesses still in the military?
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answer: 1. BriGette McCoy
2. Testifying before lawmakers
3. Senate Armed Services Committee's subcommittee on personnel
4. Unknown
5. four
6. 18
7. 19,000
8. No
9. 3,200
10. Yes
11. They helped paint a picture of the military as a place where victims are often pressured to remain quiet or endure having their reputations and careers tarnished for coming forward.
12. No

question: (CNN)The Tiger will be back on the prowl in 2015 -- and that's according to the man himself.

Tiger Woods says it is an "incredible relief" to be over his injury problems and is now concentrating on adding to his 14 major titles next year.

Woods, who turns 39 on December 30, failed to make the cut at the U.S. PGA in August after struggling to retain full fitness following surgery on a pinched nerve in his back earlier in the year.

The U.S. star made a return to action earlier in December at the Hero World Challenge, the tournament he hosts every year at his home course of Isleworth in Florida.

But the former World No.1 was unable to finish after being physically ill during his third round, leaving him joint last.

Writing on his end of year blog, Woods said: "I'm mostly excited about being healthy again. I've struggled for the past year-and-half with my back, and it showed in my results.

"Even though I won five times two years ago, it was hit or miss some weeks and got progressively worse. Now that it feels healthy, strong and stable, it's fun to be able to play with my kids again, to play soccer and run around with them, shoot hoops ... things that I used to do and took for granted.

"For anybody who has ever had a bad back with nerve damage, it's downright debilitating. To not feel that is finally just incredible relief."

Woods, who won the last of his major titles in 2008, will spend the holiday season with his children and partner, Lindsey Vonn.
1. When will the Tiger be back?
2. How old is Tiger?
3. Where did he make his return?
4. When Was that?
5. How did he do?
6. Why was he unable to finish?
7. How did he place then?
8. What did Woods say in his end of year blog?
9. Who hosts the Hero World Challenge?
10. WHo was the one that stated that he was coming back?
11. How many big titles did he win?
12. What is his problem?
13. WHat is wrong with his back?
14. When did he win something major the last time?
15. Who was he spending the holiday season with?
16. How many times did he win a couple years ago?
17. When did he become too sick to continue playing?
18. Now that he is feeling better, what does he like to do?
19. What does he like to do with them?
20. What is he focusing on now?
21. What did he typically used to place before the comeback?
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answer: 1. 2015
2. 39
3. Hero World Challenge
4. December
5. unable to finish
6. physically ill during his third round
7. joint last
8. I'm mostly excited about being healthy again
9. Woods
10. the man himself.
11. 14
12. bad bac
13. nerve damage
14. 2008
15. his children and partner, Lindsey Vonn.
16. five times
17. during his third round
18. play with his kids
19. play soccer and run around with them, shoot hoop
20. adding to his 14 major titles next year.
21. World No.1

question: CHAPTER XXIII

AN EVENING AT APPLEYARD

Rankine had got a few days' leave and was spending it at Appleyard. He sat beside Elsie in a corner of the billiard-room, where the party had gathered after dinner. He had arrived during the afternoon, and Andrew was not altogether pleased to see him, although he liked the man. Elsie had suggested that Dick should invite him, and had added that he might as well come when Madge Whitney was there. Since Elsie had not seen Rankine until he arrived, Andrew wondered what she meant; but he admitted that she generally had a reason for what she did.

Nobody had been playing billiards or wanted to begin. Elsie and Mrs. Woodhouse were knitting and the others were talking quietly, while they waited for the evening newspaper.

Presently Staffer made a remark about the Navy, and Madge Whitney looked at Rankine with a smile.

"Don't you feel that you must answer that?"

"I don't know that I can," Rankine answered good-naturedly. "To some extent, Mr. Staffer's right. The Navy certainly occupies the background of the stage, just now."

"It strikes me as being out of sight altogether," Staffer said.

"Well, perhaps that's its proper place. But I expect it will emerge from obscurity when it's wanted."

"We must hope so," Staffer returned. "No doubt, your commanders are waiting for the right moment to make a dramatic entry on the scene; but one imagines that ambitious young officers must find being kept in the background rather galling."
1. What is the chapter number?
2. What is the name of the chapter?
3. Who was sitting next to Elsie?
4. How was he able to be at the Appleyard?
5. Where was he sitting with her?
6. When did they go there?
7. Who was not happy with his arrival?
8. Who suggested he should be invited?
9. Who should be present when he came?
10. Who was to invite him?
11. What common thing were Elsie and Mrs. Woodhouse doing?
12. What were the others doing?
13. And what were Elsie and Mrs. Woodhouse doing?
14. Who broke the silence?
15. Who made a comment about the military?
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answer:
1. CHAPTER XXIII
2. AN EVENING AT APPLEYAR
3. Rankine
4. He had arrived during the afternoon
5. corner of the billiard-room
6. during the afternoon
7. Andrew
8. Elsie
9. unknown
10. Dick
11. playing billiards
12. talking quietly
13. knitting
14. unknown
15. Staffer