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.

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Arsenal and Southampton are battling it out over a deal worth £1m for Newcastle keeper Freddie Woodman. The England Under-19, who plays for the national team against France on Tuesday evening as they target a place in the European Championship finals, is one of the biggest prospects in the game. Woodman, the 18-year-old who is the son of Newcastle’s keeper coach Andy Woodman, has already represented England at Under-16 and Under-17 level. Freddie Woodman holds the ball during a Newcastle United training session last month Woodman (centre) makes a save during an U21 Premier League match against Stoke earlier this monthFreddie Woodman, 18, is one of the biggest prospects in the gameWoodman plays for England U19 against France on Tuesday eveningArsenal and Southampton are battling it out over a £1m deal 
 Questions:_ and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list. (A) Arsenal (B) Southampton (C) Newcastle (D) Freddie Woodman (E) England Under-19 (F) France (G) European Championship (H) Woodman (I) Andy Woodman (J) England (K) Under-16 (L) Newcastle United (M) U21 Premier League (N) Stoke (O) England U19

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(A)


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Liverpool legend and current first-team coach Gary McAllister has argued the club can’t expect their former players to gloss over poor results and performances when they work in the media. Manager Brendan Rodgers’ job is regarded as one of the most difficult in football due to the number of ex-Reds publicly expressing their views, particularly during difficult times. Former European Cup-winning stars Graeme Souness and Jamie Carragher criticised what they regarded as the manager’s tactical inflexibility during last weekend’s 3-1 defeat at Manchester United, while Michael Owen, Steve Gerrard, Danny Murphy, John Aldridge, Dietmar Hamann, Steve McManaman, Jamie Redknapp, Phil Thompson, Mark Lawrenson and Robbie Fowler all work on television, radio or in newspapers.Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has been criticised for his team selections and tactical inflexibilityThe Reds have lost their last two Premier League games against West Ham and Manchester UnitedREAD: Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson faces up to two months outLiverpool FC news: CLICK HERE for all the latest from Anfield 
 Questions:But make no mistake: they want _ to do well. (A) Liverpool (B) Gary McAllister (C) Brendan Rodgers’ (D) Reds (E) European Cup (F) Graeme Souness (G) Jamie Carragher (H) Manchester United (I) Michael Owen (J) Steve Gerrard (K) Danny Murphy (L) John Aldridge (M) Dietmar Hamann (N) Steve McManaman (O) Jamie Redknapp (P) Phil Thompson (Q) Mark Lawrenson (R) Robbie Fowler (S) Brendan Rodgers (T) The Reds (U) Premier League (V) West Ham (W) Jordan Henderson (X) Anfield

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(A)


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Sinjar, Iraq (CNN) Sinjar is yielding up its secrets -- the whispers of those who prayed as they were killed. Grief for those captured and never seen again. Mahama al-Shangali is the mayor of this town of fewer than 90,000 people in northern Iraq, in the heart of Yazidi country. When ISIS swept through the Yazidi homeland, it was along the road into Sinjar that men, women and children who had been rounded up from the surrounding villages were driven. Evidence of a massacre As the mayor walks us to the other side of the heaped earth defenses that encircle the town, he tells us this was the site of an ISIS massacre.CNN's Nima Elbagir files an exclusive report from Sinjar, in northern IraqA mass grave there is said to hold more than 130 bodiesSurviving children are haunted by their experiences 
 Questions:Those who managed to flee _ have found refuge here. (A) Sinjar (B) Iraq (C) CNN (D) Mahama al (E) Shangali (F) Yazidi (G) ISIS (H) Nima Elbagir

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(G)


