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.

Input: Consider Input: Staff at St James’s Palace could hear Jimmy Savile approaching long before they saw him. The jangling of his gold chains and a trailing cloud of cigar smoke announced his arrival. Just as with the psychiatric hospitals and prisons where he preyed on the vulnerable, the serial paedophile also had a licence to roam in the Prince of Wales’s London base. After inveigling himself into Charles’s life as a mentor and adviser, Savile was granted unprecedented access across all the royal palaces upstairs and downstairs. The DJ was not just at ease with the Queen’s family, but every bit at home with her servants, too.Serial paedophile inveigled himself into Prince Charles' life as a mentorHe was granted unprecedented access across all of the royal palacesEven the Queen couldn’t resist his charm — or so he liked to claimBut Diana found him 'creepy' and recoiled after he once licked her hand 
 Questions:Reading that again today in the light of Savile’s appalling sexual aggression, _ must surely cringe with embarrassment. (A) St James’s Palace (B) Jimmy Savile (C) Prince of Wales (D) London (E) Charles’s (F) Savile (G) DJ (H) Prince Charles (I) Diana

Output: (H)


Input: Consider Input: 'Without Andy, British tennis would be in the abyss. When he goes? It's a gaping hole, isn't it?' If Mark Petchey would hardly claim to be unique in holding this view, he deserves some credit for putting it in such bleak terms. However, as the man who guided Andy Murray through his first steps in senior tennis acknowledges, simply recognising a problem is a long way from producing a solution. Petchey, whose time these days is split between trying to grow the game and sharing his knowledge as a TV pundit, firmly believes that a Davis Cup victory for Great Britain this week would stand as Murray's greatest achievement in the sport.Great Britain face Belgium in the Davis Cup final this weekend in GhentWorld No 2 Andy Murray will lead Leon Smith's sideFormer tennis star Mark Petchey believes that winning the Davis Cup could crown an incredible career for the ScotsmanPetchey fears that British tennis will fall into an abyss when Murray retires 
 Questions:_ expects to be around for another couple of years yet. (A) Andy (B) British (C) Mark Petchey (D) Andy Murray (E) Petchey (F) Davis Cup (G) Great Britain (H) Belgium (I) Ghent (J) Leon Smith (K) Former (L) Scotsman

Output: (D)


Input: Consider Input: Today, we expect Apple adverts to be slick and occasionally packed with celebrities. But back in 1987, things were a little different. The company's top executives, including co-founder Steve Wozniak, made a humorous video predicting the firm's meteoric growth rate for the next decade, as well as Macs that project holograms and smart spectacles a little bit like Google Glass. In Apple CEO John Sculley's vision of a future 1997, Mac products are everywhere and 'Apple is in everything, from news to stand-up comedy.' The advert was particularly plucky because it was made just two years after founder Steve Jobs was ousted from the company.Video made in 1987 shows Apple executive's predictions for 1997These include 'Google Glass' and a Mac that projects hologramsExecs also predict Apple would show incredible growth in 1997, when in fact it was on the verge of bankruptcy without Steve Jobs at the helmVideo also shows glimpses of 'Siri' and other iPhone features 
 Questions:In the video, a _ beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today. (A) Apple (B) Steve Wozniak (C) Macs (D) Google Glass (E) John Sculley (F) Steve Jobs (G) Execs (H) Video (I) Siri


Output: (C)


