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.

Example Input: A professional Kate Middleton lookalike has said the royal mother dresses 'too boring' for her age - and admits that she fancies Prince Harry more than William. Jodie Bredo, 26, from Essex, has been a Kate lookalike for six years and wishes the Duchess of Cambridge would 'change her hair for once' - suggesting she opt for a bob style. Jodie, who is now single after splitting from her boyfriend, said of the Duchess, who is expecting her second child: 'Kate’s just too frumpy for her age. Scroll down for video She often does jobs with a Prince William lookalike (left) but says she fancies the younger Prince Harry moreJodie Bredo has been a Kate Middleton lookalike for six yearsGets hair trimmed regularly and spends £30 a month on black eyelinerHas done shoots with toddlers and been fitted with a baby bump 
 Questions:Miss Bredo admits she does not fancy Prince _ and is not tempted to have her own happy ending like the royal couple. (A) Kate Middleton (B) Harry (C) William (D) Jodie Bredo (E) Essex (F) Kate (G) Duchess of Cambridge (H) Jodie (I) Duchess
Example Output: (C)

Example Input: Google allows their users to control the types of advertisements they see across the web, based on gender, interests and age. But an alarming study has discovered that these settings can skew what people see to the point where discrimination against certain groups arises. During one experiment, researchers spotted that men were shown significantly more adverts for higher-paid, executive job sites than women. To test Google’s Ads Setting service, researchers led by Amit Datta from Carnegie Mellon University built a tool called AdFisher. It is an automated tool that explores how user behaviours, Google’s ads, and Ad Settings interact.Researchers edited gender and interests using Google’s Ads Setting toolThis tool controlled which adverts they were shown on selected sitesStudy found that females were shown fewer high-paid job adverts than menIn fact, the difference was substantial - 1,852 ads compared to just 318 
 Questions:_ showed adverts for a career coaching service for ‘$200k+’ executive positions 1,852 times to the male group but just 318 times to the female group. (A) Google (B) Amit Datta (C) Carnegie Mellon University (D) AdFisher (E) Ad Settings
Example Output: (A)

Example Input: (CNN) In the next few days, President Trump's order to send 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles to attack Syria's Shayrat airfield will be both praised and criticized. The order might also be called illegal. In fairness, a President's authority to fire some cruise missiles into another country without checking with Congress has become a hazy area of Constitutional law in modern times. It's true that under Article I, Section 8, Congress has the power to declare war, tax and spend for defense, and provide for our armed forces. On the executive side, however, the Constitution simultaneously names the President as the "Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States," who must, to the best of his ability "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."Danny Cevallos: Some Democrat lawmakers are criticizing Trump's Syria missile strike for not following the protocol outlined in the ConstitutionDuring the Clinton and Obama administrations, Congress and the courts set a new precedent for how they are likely to react to his orders, Cevallos says 
 Questions:We may have entered an era where a humanitarian crisis abroad — along with a history of defiance -- authorizes the flouting of federal law and the _ — as long as it's not "war." (A) CNN (B) Trump (C) Tomahawk (D) Syria (E) Shayrat (F) Congress (G) Article I (H) Section 8 (I) Constitution (J) Army and Navy (K) United States (L) Danny Cevallos (M) Democrat (N) Clinton (O) Obama (P) Cevallos
Example Output:
(I)

