Question: QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

When Steve Hansen first saw Richie McCaw playing for Otago Boys High School, he knew the 17-year-old was something special. Immediately he instructed his former employers at the Canterbury Crusaders to sign the youngster who will, under the watch of Hansen, captain the All Blacks for the 100th time on Saturday. In doing so, McCaw will further cement his name into New Zealand folklore. It is fitting that his milestone will be reached in Cardiff, where the iconic No 7 played his first game as captain back in 2004. Richie McCaw trains ahead of becoming the first player to captain his country in 100 Tests

Wales lit the touch-paper with comments that New Zealand are ‘there to be taken’, but

OPTIONS:
- All Blacks does not think they believe their own words.
- Blacks does not think they believe their own words.
- Canterbury Crusaders does not think they believe their own words.
- Cardiff does not think they believe their own words.
- Hansen does not think they believe their own words.
- McCaw does not think they believe their own words.
- New Zealand does not think they believe their own words.
- No 7 does not think they believe their own words.
- Otago Boys High School does not think they believe their own words.
- Richie McCaw does not think they believe their own words.
- Steve Hansen does not think they believe their own words.
- Wales does not think they believe their own words.

ANS: Hansen does not think they believe their own words.


QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

LONDON, England (CNN) -- The U.S. trade embargo on Cuba is endangering the health of millions by limiting Cubans' access to medicines and medical technology, human rights group Amnesty International alleged Wednesday. Amnesty International says the U.S. trade embargo is limiting Cubans' access to medical technology. An Amnesty report examines the effects of the sanctions, which have been in place since 1962. Amnesty International Secretary-General Irene Khan called the U.S. embargo immoral and said it should be lifted. "It's preventing millions of Cubans from benefiting from vital medicines and medical equipment essential for their health," Khan said. The embargo restricts the export of medicines and medical equipment from the U.S. and from any U.S.-owned company abroad.

She gave the example of methotrexate, used to treat breast cancer, telling CNN that an export license was denied to a firm wanting to sell the

OPTIONS:
- Amnesty-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- Amnesty International-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- CNN-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- Cuba-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- Cuban-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- Cubans-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- England-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- Irene Khan-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- Khan-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- LONDON-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- MEDICC-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.
- U.S.-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.

ANS: U.S.-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.


QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

NEW YORK (CNN) -- "Late Show With David Letterman" bandleader Paul Shaffer is a walking Wikipedia of rock 'n' roll history -- and now he's added his own story to the mix. Paul Shaffer has been David Letterman's bandleader for 27 years. Shaffer's new memoir, "We'll Be Here for the Rest of Our Lives: A Swingin' Showbiz Saga" (Flying Dolphin Press) offers his take on a colorful career, from piano lessons in his native Canada to a "Saturday Night Live" stint to the gig he's had, and relished, for 27 years -- Letterman's sidekick. Oh yeah, and he co-wrote the hit disco song "It's Raining Men."

CNN: When guests are introduced on the "

OPTIONS:
- CNN," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Canada," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Celebrity Seders," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- David Letterman," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Flying Dolphin Press," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Jerry Seinfeld," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Late Show With David Letterman," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Letterman," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- NEW YORK," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Paul Shaffer," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Raining Men," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Saturday Night Live," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Shaffer," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Swingin' Showbiz Saga," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.
- Wikipedia of rock 'n' roll history," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.

ANS: Late Show With David Letterman," you usually add a musical accompaniment that's an obscure reference to their name.


QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 17:22 EST, 12 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:22 EST, 12 November 2013 Former Labour Foreign Secretary David Owen (pictured) has demanded that Sir Jeremy Heywood by stripped of responsibility for deciding whether key documents can be published by the Iraq Inquiry David Owen has demanded that Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood be stripped of responsibility for deciding whether key documents can be published by the Iraq Inquiry. The inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot complained last week that his probe has stalled indefinitely because Sir Jeremy is blocking the release of correspondence between Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and US President George W. Bush.

The hold up has also involves whether to make public ‘25 Notes from Mr

OPTIONS:
- David Owen to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- George W. Bush to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- Gordon Brown to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- Iraq Inquiry to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- Jeremy to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- Jeremy Heywood to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- John Chilcot to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- Labour to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- Tim Shipman to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- Tony Blair to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.
- US to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.

ANS:
Answer: Tony Blair to President Bush’ and ‘some 200 Cabinet-level discussions’.