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.

[EX Q]: As Britain’s Got Talent acts go, she was certainly a conversation starter – a ‘talking’ dog with singing skills and a sense of humour. But some viewers at home were less dazzled by Miss Wendy's false mouth trick - and questioned the effect of the 'cruel' stunt on the dog. After Saturday's episode of the show, broadcasting regulator Ofcom received 21 complaints over the talking dog, while ITV received a further 35. The RSPCA yesterday said it would be contacting Britain’s Got Talent ‘to ascertain what methods were used’ in the performance. Scroll down for video Was it a trick? Britain's Got Talent singing dog Miss Wendy with owner Marc Métral stunned the judges - but it may not have been all it seemedMiss Wendy and owner Marc Métral put through to Semi Finals by panelBut viewers said act was 'cruel' while RSPCA said it would work to 'ascertain what methods were used'Cowell called act 'incredible' - Amanda Holden said: 'You made TV history'But similar act was seen on America's Got Talent in United States in 2012 
 Questions:You're in: Receiving not only a standing ovation, he also got a golden buzzer from _ as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug. (A) Britain (B) Got Talent (C) Wendy (D) Ofcom (E) ITV (F) RSPCA (G) Miss Wendy (H) Marc Métral (I) Semi Finals (J) Cowell (K) Amanda Holden (L) America's Got Talent (M) United States
[EX A]: (J)

[EX Q]: (CNN)Politicians, journalists and conservative activists will swoop into Des Moines this weekend for a major gathering of Republicans that's widely viewed as the first cattle call this cycle for the GOP presidential race. Close to 10 potential candidates will speak at the daylong Iowa Freedom Summit on Saturday, co-hosted by the group Citizens United and Rep. Steve King, a high-profile Republican from Iowa with serious clout among social conservatives. With Iowa the first state to vote in the presidential nominating season, it's considered a must-stop for White House hopefuls on both sides of the aisle, and this weekend gives 2016 players a chance to roll out their message to core caucus-goers, strategists say.Potential GOP presidential candidates will gather in Iowa this weekendThe state holds the nation's first presidential nominating contest next year 
 Questions:Also on the social front, the House, in a battle that pitted _ against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions. (A) CNN (B) Des Moines (C) GOP (D) Iowa Freedom Summit (E) Citizens United (F) Steve King (G) Iowa (H) White House
[EX A]: (C)

[EX Q]: Rangers chairman Dave King missed the club’s recent extraordinary general meeting to hold talks with Sports Direct over a renegotiation of the club’s crippling retail deals. Mike Ashley, who owns 8.92 per cent of the club, requisitioned the EGM, which took place on June 12, seeking the repayment of a £5million Sports Direct loan to the Ibrox outfit. Sports Direct currently own 75 per cent of the club’s retail operation. And in return for repayment of the loan, the high street giants would reduce their stake to 49 per cent, arguing this would allow Rangers to make more cash from merchandise sales.Rangers chairman Dave King missed the club's recent EGMKing held talks with Sports Direct to explore a possible renegotiationSports Direct currently own 75 per cent of the club's retail operation 
 Questions:More than half would reconsider their position if _ and the Ibrox board managed to renegotiate the current deals. (A) Rangers (B) Dave King (C) Sports Direct (D) Mike Ashley (E) EGM (F) Ibrox
[EX A]:
(B)

