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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It was a silent protest for same sex marriage hailed by campaigners as one of the most effective ever seen. A bridal party and guests at an Australian wedding covered their ears when the celebrant spoke the compulsory words that marriage is the union of a 'man and a woman'. Bride and groom Abbey and Mitchell Johnston, both 22, told Daily Mail Australia they thought it was the 'right thing to do' and a bid to 'stand up and do something special'. Mrs Johnston was troubled after her celebrant, Alison Bartlett, told her she was required by law to read out loud the precise statement known as the monitum at the ceremony.Bride, groom and guests covered their ears when celebrant said marriage is the union of a 'man and a woman'Abbey and Mitchell Johnston, both 22, said their symbol of defiance was the 'right thing to do' at their simple ceremony this yearGroom told bride-to-be: 'Yes. Absolutely we have to do this. You are crazy and I love it!'Celebrants are legally bound to read the following passage, known as the monitum, at weddings'Marriage, according to the law in Australia, is the union of a man and a woman to the exclusion of all others' 
 Questions:Two countries have legalised same-sex marriage in the past five weeks and the matter continues to be subject to political debate in _. (A) Australian (B) Bride (C) Abbey (D) Mitchell Johnston (E) Johnston (F) Alison Bartlett (G) Groom

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(A)


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The International Cricket Council has withdrawn Pakistani umpire Aleem Dar  from the remainder of the limited-overs series between India and South Africa because of 'extremist' threats The ICC claimed on Monday that an 'extreme' group threatened to prevent him from officiating in the last game in Mumbai. 'Under the present circumstances, it will be unreasonable to expect from Aleem that he will be able to perform his duties to the best of his abilities,' they said in a statement. 'As such, he has been withdrawn and his replacement will be announced in due course.' Dar officiated in the first three games of the five one day international series which South Africa lead 2-1 and was also due to stand in the fourth match in Chennai on Thursday and in Mumbai on Sunday.Pakistani umpire was due to stand in final two ODIs against South AfricaICC says 'it is unreasonable to expect Aleem will be able to perform his duties'It follows protests against India and Pakistan renewed cricketing relations 
 Questions:The two countries have not met in a Test match since India beat Pakistan 1-0 at home in 2007 though _ did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13. (A) International Cricket Council (B) Pakistani (C) Aleem Dar (D) India (E) South Africa (F) ICC (G) Mumbai (H) Aleem (I) Dar (J) Chennai (K) ODIs

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(B)


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Sponsored by Strayer University Getting fired can seem like the end of the world. But it's worth noting that some of the most successful people in the world have at one time been given the boot – and have bounced back even stronger. High-flyers from the worlds of business, entertainment and fashion have all stumbled on their paths to greatness. But rather than treating being fired as an ending, for these individuals it has been a beginning. Apple founder Steve Jobs was ousted from the company he helped to build in 1985 after clashing with former CEO John Sculley over the pricing of the Apple Macintosh computer.Anna Wintour believes that 'everyone should get sacked at least once'Harry Potter author JK Rowling says her failures were the key to her success 
 Questions:American Vogue editor _ was fired from her role as junior fashion editor at Harper's Bazaar in 1975 after only nine months on the job. (A) Strayer University (B) Apple (C) Steve Jobs (D) John Sculley (E) Macintosh (F) Anna Wintour (G) Harry Potter (H) JK Rowling

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(F)