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]: Ashya King’s parents are in ‘exile’ in Spain because they fear their children will be taken into care if they return to the UK, his grandmother said last night. To the family’s great joy the five-year-old had been declared cancer-free following pioneering treatment. But, says the boy’s grandmother, the Kings are now ‘desperate’ to return home. Ashya King’s grandmother say his parents Brett, 51, and Naghmeh, 46, are now ‘desperate’ to return to the UK, but remain in Marbella, Spain because they fear their children will being taken into care Ashya was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year. This was removed and doctors insisted that surgery was followed up by traditional chemotherapy and radiation therapy.Ashya King's treatment for brain cancer abroad has been a successBrett and Naghmeh King are living in 'exile' in Spain, say family membersAshya's grandmother say the parents fear they will lose their children 
 Questions:‘It has justified everything we have gone through because things are working out for _,’ he said. (A) Ashya King (B) Spain (C) UK (D) Kings (E) Brett (F) Naghmeh (G) Marbella (H) Naghmeh King
[A]: (A)


[Q]: (CNN) -- Suddenly, Europe is talking about growth and not just austerity. The French and the Greeks have followed voters in a series of other European countries in rejecting a pro-austerity government. The Greeks just denied their ruling parties a majority vote in the parliamentary elections, throwing into question the country's commitment to structural and fiscal reform. And the French elected Francois Hollande, who will be France's first Socialist president in 17 years. America has a large stake in European prosperity. Twenty-two percent of U.S. exports are sent to Europe and the two economies are stitched together with cross-border investments, interdependent capital markets and a shared view of global economic governance. Our mutual dependence has grown to the point that when either economy catches cold the other one risks more than a mild sniffle.French and Greeks reject their pro-austerity governments in electionsKent Hughes: America has a large stake in European prosperityHe says that short-term austerity policies do not revive economic growthHughes: Traders will benefit from market volatility, long-term investors will do fine 
 Questions:_ banks that have been harboring reserves are likely to be even more cautious going forward. (A) CNN (B) Europe (C) French (D) Greeks (E) Francois Hollande (F) France (G) Socialist (H) America (I) U.S. (J) Kent Hughes (K) Hughes
[A]: (B)


[Q]: Washington (CNN) Paul Ryan wants everyone to know he's no John Boehner. "I think I do it better," the House speaker told CNN during an interview this week, adding that his leadership style is different than his predecessor, whose resignation last year shocked Washington. "Not to knock John, but I spend more time with all of our members on a continual basis." Ryan, the GOP's vice presidential nominee in 2012, has won over conservatives by trying to showcase a more inclusive leadership style than Boehner. But he's still beset by the same internal divisions that led to Boehner's ouster -- as his party struggles to push through a number of bills on pressing matters, ranging from the Puerto Rico debt crisis to the budget.House Speaker Paul Ryan is winning plaudits from GOP colleagues for his leadership styleHe reiterates he won't be drafted as a presidential candidate 
 Questions:"_ put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it. (A) Washington (B) CNN (C) Paul Ryan (D) John Boehner (E) House (F) John (G) GOP (H) Boehner
[A]:
(C)


