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.

This eighteen-month-old boy pulled a rice-cooker brimming with boiling water down on his head, burning deep scars into his face and leaving him almost blind. As a crack team of surgeons from the Australian charity, Interplast, worked last March to save the sight of little baby Seng, from Vientiane, Laos, inspirational burns survivor Turia Pitt watched on. Turia was deeply moved by the plight of the baby with big, brown eyes. That's because she knows that if she lived in a country like Seng's, she wouldn't be here. Foreign doctors wouldn't have been able to save her from the flames that nearly killed her by lashing 64 per cent of her body with burns in 2011.Baby Seng, from Laos, is the little boy who touched Turia Pitt's heartThe inspirational burns survivor witnessed his sight-saving surgeryHe reached up and poured a rice-cooker filled with boiling water on his headTuria tells Daily Mail Australia he is 'for sure' one of her inspirationsShe has experienced more than 200 operations since she was burnedShe was caught in a bushfire in the Kimberley in September 2011Turia also revealed she is fitter and stronger than she has ever beenShe ran a half-marathon with a faster time this year than before the burnsShe is hosting a gala night for Interplast, the charity who saved SengThe event will be held on Thursday evening 
 Questions:Years after the disaster, life is something close to normal now for _, who lives life according to a simple creed. (A) Australian (B) Interplast (C) Seng (D) Vientiane (E) Laos (F) Turia Pitt (G) Baby Seng (H) Daily Mail Australia (I) Kimberley
(F)

John Travolta claims Scientology has helped him 'save lives', including his own. The actor believes the controversial church is targeted 'because it's not understood'. And despite allegations that he has been blackmailed by the elders to remain in the congregation, he insists: 'I've loved every minute of it.' His words came in an interview with Good Morning America to promote his new thriller The Forger about the world's most infamous art plagiarist. But amid questions about the 61-year-old's penchant for oil painting, interviewer Amy Robach brought up Going Clear, the explosive new documentary that alleges church elders have a 'blackmail file' of 'damaging material' from Travolta's sessions with auditors.The actor, 61, appeared on Good Morning America to promote The ForgerWas asked about controversial Scientology documentary Going ClearFilm alleges church elders hold a 'blackmail file' to keep Travolta with themTravolta insists he has 'loved every minute', it is 'misunderstood' and it has helped him get through hard times over 40 yearsTells his critics to 'read a book' and not to 'speculate' 
 Questions:He fielded the questions about Scientology during a press stop on his promotion tour of his movie _. (A) John Travolta (B) Scientology (C) Good Morning America (D) The Forger (E) Amy Robach (F) Clear (G) Travolta (H) Forger
(D)

She leads a double life as a producer - almost like the kind of dramatic ones they show in the movies. As the moneybag behind several cutting-edge films, Ekta Kapoor keeps reinventing Hindi crossover time and again. But in her soap dramas, she celebrates clichés, routinely drawing accusations of promoting regressive stereotypes that insult the modern Indian woman through her TV shows. 'What is a modern Indian woman? I find the term amusing,' Ekta retorts. 'Indian women have forever been strong multitasking individuals. They have always been emancipated.' The subject comes up as we chat about her new show Naagin, which is enjoying steady ratings as all Ekta soaps do. Call it cool or call it trash, Indian television owes its current shape to Ekta.Kapoor is renowned for groundbreaking films depicting sex and violenceBut admits she now 'plays it safe' for audiences with her popular soapsSays 'small town mindset' stops Indian TV getting more complexInterview comes as new series Naagin starring Mouni Roy hits screens 
 Questions:And small town people have simple thinking,' she reasons, on why _ television refuses to move to more complicated levels. (A) Ekta Kapoor (B) Hindi (C) Indian (D) Ekta (E) Naagin (F) Kapoor (G) Mouni Roy

(C)