In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Among the entities, try to find the best entity that is most likely to fill in "_" and classify the answers based on options.

Input: Consider Input: (CNN) Bernie Sanders' lead over Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire is on the rise, with the Vermont senator leading the former secretary of state by 27 points, 60% to 33%, a new CNN/WMUR poll has found. The new poll, mostly conducted before Sunday night's debate, found Sanders' support has grown by 10 points since a late-November/early December CNN/WMUR poll, which found Sanders holding 50% to Clinton's 40%. New Hampshire Democrats' views on the race are solidifying as well, with 52% saying they have definitely decided who they will support, up from 36% who felt that way in early December. Among those voters, Sanders holds an even broader 64% to 35% lead.The new poll found Sanders' support has grown by 10 pointsNew Hampshire Democrats' views on the race are solidifying as well 
 Questions:On the economy, New Hampshire voters now clearly give Sanders the edge over Clinton as the candidate more trusted to handle it: 57% say _ would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton. (A) Bernie Sanders (B) Hillary Clinton (C) New Hampshire (D) Vermont (E) CNN/WMUR (F) CNN (G) WMUR (H) Clinton (I) Democrats

Output: (A)


Input: Consider Input: Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote has insisted his interest in buying Arsenal is not 'overnight stuff' and revealed he has been a fan of the club for more than 30 years thanks to former vice-chairman David Dein. Dangote, who is the 67th wealthiest person in the world with a fortune of £12billion, has explained his interest in The Gunners by explaining he was first taken to the club's former Highbury ground by Dein, a close friend and associate. Dein, a former sugar trader, helped Dangote start his business in 1980. Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc now accounts for 90 per cent of the product sold in Nigeria.Aliko Dangote insists his interest in buying Arsenal is not 'overnight stuff'Dangote claims he has been supporting Arsenal for more than 30 yearsNigerian is a close friend of former Arsenal vice-chairman David DeinStan Kroenke and Alisher Usmanov are the biggest shareholdersDangote claims he will have enough resources to pay what they ask for 
 Questions:Using Dein's name leaves the fascinating prospect of whether the former vice-chairman will return to _ if Dangote becomes the club's new owner. (A) Africa (B) Aliko Dangote (C) Arsenal (D) David Dein (E) Dangote (F) The Gunners (G) Highbury (H) Dein (I) Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc (J) Nigeria (K) Nigerian (L) Stan Kroenke (M) Alisher Usmanov

Output: (C)


Input: Consider Input: On an exciting third day of Ashes cricket, England gave Australia a total of 412 to chase after dominating proceedings. Alastair Cook's side had a terrific morning and the captain himself was outstanding in the field. Joe Root was solid with the bat once again as he scored 60 to help the run total. Sportsmail columnist and Sky Sports pundit David Lloyd looks back on the third day of Ashes action involving arguments over umpire decisions, Ian Bell and the Cambrian Tap. Arguments raging in our commentary box about Shane Watson’s lbw being a ‘poor decision.’ In the old days the umpires would not even have considered it. Front foot, big stride and it hit him above the knee. Not out! But nowadays it’s precision cricket. Forget all that previous convention – technology predicts it’s hitting the stumps and that has changed the game completely!Australia are chasing a total of 412 in their second innings of the first TestShane Watson's lbw decision was branded as 'poor' by some peopleCaptain Alastair Cook was terrific in the field for England on FridayThe talented Ian Bell continues to show why he is undroppableAdam Lyth is impressing and showing glimpses of his qualityEngland close in on Cardiff victory - Paul Newman's day three report 
 Questions:It took a good, spinning delivery from Nathan Lyon to get him out and that could be ominous for _. (A) Ashes (B) England (C) Australia (D) Alastair Cook (E) Joe Root (F) Sky Sports (G) David Lloyd (H) Ian Bell (I) Cambrian Tap (J) Shane Watson (K) Adam Lyth (L) Cardiff (M) Paul Newman


Output: (C)


