TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Beijing (CNN) Imagine taking a five-hour exam just to get a job interview. That's what nearly one million people did in China Sunday, taking the country's grueling civil service entrance exam, or Guokao. Test-takers had two hours to answer 135 multiple-choice questions on topics covering language, mathematics, logic, politics, law and culture. That was followed by 3 hours of essay questions. The exam is only held once a year, so for those taking part, it's do or die. They are competing for 27,000 jobs. The odds of getting one -- after the exam and a subsequent interview -- are about 36 to 1.They are competing to be interviewed for one of 27,000 jobsAnswer 135 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours, then 3 hours of essay questions 
 Questions:Wang's desired role pays only 6,000 yuan ($870) a month, but includes benefits such as _ housing registration, free accommodation and free food at the office canteen. (A) Beijing (B) CNN (C) China (D) Guokao

SOLUTION: (A)

PROBLEM: (CNN) Jimmy Fallon wasn't playing it for laughs with his monologue Monday night. Instead Fallon, at times appearing to fight back tears, spoke from the heart about Saturday's deadly events in Charlottesville, Virginia. While acknowledging that "The Tonight Show" is not political, Fallon opened up about the clashes in Charlottesville between white nationalists and counterprotesters. He said it was his "responsibility to stand up against intolerance and extremism." "What happened over the weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia, was just disgusting," Fallon said. "I was watching the news like everyone else, and you're seeing Nazi flags and torches and white supremacists and I was sick to my stomach."Fallon appears to fight back tears in monologue on clashes in VirginiaLate-night host calls out Donald Trump for delayed response to racism 
 Questions:The late-night host was accused of not being critical enough of Trump and at one point even ran his fingers through _'s hair. (A) CNN (B) Jimmy Fallon (C) Fallon (D) Charlottesville (E) Virginia (F) The Tonight Show (G) Nazi (H) Donald Trump

SOLUTION: (H)

PROBLEM: British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton is delighted Mark Cavendish and Sir Bradley Wiggins are bidding for 2016 Olympic glory with the track team but warned the big-name pair their places in the British team are not assured. Multiple Tour de France stage winner Cavendish, previously a successful track rider, is aiming to secure an elusive Olympic medal via the omnium at the Rio de Janeiro Games which is now just a year away. Meanwhile Wiggins, the 2012 Tour champion and a seven-time Olympic medallist across track and road events, hopes to add to his haul at the Games in Brazil as part of the GB team pursuit line-up.British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton is buoyed by the news that Mark Cavendish and Sir Bradley Wiggins are bidding for 2016 Olympic gloryHowever, he has warned the high-profile pair that there places in Britain's track team are not necessarily assuredSutton insists that they will have to prove themselves just like everyone else 
 Questions:_ has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved. (A) British Cycling (B) Shane Sutton (C) Mark Cavendish (D) Bradley Wiggins (E) Olympic (F) British (G) Tour de France (H) Cavendish (I) Rio de Janeiro Games (J) Wiggins (K) Tour (L) Games (M) Brazil (N) GB (O) Britain

SOLUTION:
(B)

