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.

[Q]: The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are so desperate to rid themselves of Major League Baseball star Josh Hamilton that they might decide to pay almost $70million for him to play for another team. Hamilton, who has a history of substance abuse and admitted to relapsing with drugs and alcohol in February, is going to be sent back to his former team, the Texas Rangers, according to reports. He has been on the disabled list all season after undergoing shoulder surgery on February 4, about the same time he filed for divorce from Real Housewives of Orange County star Katie Hamilton.Los Angeles Angels are close to deal sending outfielder to Texas RangersHamilton admitted to relapsing and abusing drugs and alcohol in FebruaryStill has $83m left on five-year, $125million contract with Angels from 2012Filed for divorce from Real Housewives of Orange County's Katie Hamilton33-year-old was All Star during five-year span with Rangers from 2008-12 
 Questions:If it goes through, the _ will happily welcome Hamilton back. (A) Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (B) Major League Baseball (C) Josh Hamilton (D) Hamilton (E) Texas Rangers (F) Real Housewives of Orange County (G) Katie Hamilton (H) Los Angeles Angels (I) Angels (J) All Star
[A]: (E)


[Q]: (CNN) Sometimes a historic moment arrives like an IMAX movie: a big, loud, jarring event that bends the arc of history. Other times, though, it sneaks up on people. It seems modest at the time, but only later do Americans realize it marked a turning point -- that something new had burst onto the national stage and the old rules no longer applied. Did President Barack Obama have such a moment this week when he wept openly about children killed by gun violence? Some say yes, and that Obama's tears were more radical than people realize. Most people know the backdrop: While announcing executive orders Tuesday to strengthen gun control laws, Obama halted as the cameras clicked. He tried to regain his composure, but then the tears flowed as he talked about 20 schoolchildren murdered by a gunman at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.Obama's tears during his gun control speech were revolutionary, several historians and political scientists sayHe became the "father-in-chief," shedding tears over the deaths of white children, they sayHe also showed it was OK for men -- and political leaders -- to cry in public 
 Questions:"He's us, and in many ways, that's _'s greatest triumph." (A) IMAX (B) Americans (C) Barack Obama (D) Sandy Hook Elementary School
[A]: (C)


[Q]: Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal claimed the club's fans should think about what they chant after his side struggled to a 2-0 win against West Brom. United dominated possession against Albion but had to wait until the 52nd minute to break the deadlock through Jesse Lingard shortly after supporters chanted 'attack, attack, attack' with Juan Mata adding a late second penalty. Van Gaal said: 'I know the feeling of the fans. We have to attack better against this defensive organisations but it is the most difficult way you can play as a team. 'I am always pleased with the crowd and you have to accept fans have their own opinion, but I think they were very influenced by Paul Scholes and all the criticism that the media has written about.Manchester United struggled to a 2-0 win against West Brom on SaturdayFans chanted 'attack, attack, attack' shortly before Jesse Lingard scoredJuan Mata added late second from penalty spot to put some gloss on win 
 Questions:United maintained their grip on fourth place with the victory, and young midfielder Lingard was a thorn in _'s side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal. (A) Manchester United (B) Louis van Gaal (C) West Brom (D) United (E) Albion (F) Jesse Lingard (G) Juan Mata (H) Van Gaal (I) Paul Scholes
[A]:
(C)


