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.

A dog that was reported missing more than a year ago was found alive in a drain pipe in Maryland and has been successfully rescued and returned to a shelter. The Wheaton Terrier known both as Cookie and Mai Tai had only recently been rescued from the dog-meat trade in Thailand when he went missing in his new country in October 2014. It was another dog who brought help people find trapped Cookie. New York City resident Nick An was walking one of his relative's Great Dane during a visit in Bethesda when the dog pulled him toward the storm drain and began to bark.Wheaton Terrier known both as Cookie and Mai Tai was reported missing in Kensington, Maryland in October 2014He was found in nearby Bethesda on Friday after a Great Dane barked at the pipe and a man found Cookie insideIt took firefighters three hours to rescue the scared dogCookie was dirty but found in good health and not malnourishedHe has been returned to the shelter he was originally placed after being rescued from the dog-meat trade in Thailand the year before 
 Questions:The shelter said _ was turned over 'for his safety' and that the dog has since been moved to a foster home while a permanent placement is searched for. (A) Maryland (B) Wheaton Terrier (C) Cookie (D) Mai Tai (E) Thailand (F) New York City (G) Nick An (H) Great Dane (I) Bethesda (J) Kensington
(C)

Researchers have discovered four extinct underwater volcanoes thousands of feet below the water off the coast of Sydney The calderas are believed to have formed 50 million years ago when supercontinent Gondwana was splitting up into the regions we now know as Australia and New Zealand. And this quartet of 'hotheads' may offer geologists clues about how exactly this tectonic movement took place. The volcanoes were discovered 125 miles (200km) off the southwestern Australian coast using the Investigator ocean explorer from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO). Scientists from the University of New South Wales Australia were searching for nursery grounds for larval lobsters when the sonar images spotted the volcanoes 16,100 feet (4,900 metres) underwater.Four volcanoes found in a cluster 125 miles (200km) off coast of SydneyResearchers found the ancient underwater formation by accidentCluster is 12 miles (20km) long, 4 miles (6km wide) and rises 230ft (700m)Experts believe they tell 'part of the story' of how Australia and New Zealand separated between 40 and 80 million years ago 
 Questions:'The ship is constantly mapping the sea floor as it travels, opening up a previously undiscovered and unknown world,' explained _. (A) Sydney (B) Gondwana (C) Australia (D) New Zealand (E) Australian (F) Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (G) University of New South Wales (H) Four (I) Cluster
(F)

Los Angeles (CNN) -- Cast members of the hit television show "Happy Days," who are suing CBS, accused the company of "despicable conduct" for not paying them for merchandising revenues. The comment was made in court papers filed by the actors' attorney in response to a claim by CBS that the case had no merit. "In this lawsuit, plaintiffs seek their share of the money collected by defendants as a result of the use of the actors' names and likenesses in connection with merchandising," the document, filed by attorney Jon Pfeiffer in Los Angeles Superior Court, said. "Plaintiffs also want the jury to punish defendants for their despicable conduct.""Happy Days" actors suing CBS over merchandising revenuesFour members of cast from hit show say they haven't been paid their shareCBS has no immediate comment on the latest court filingSince the lawsuit was filed, network has sent checks totaling $43,403 
 Questions:_ called the case "a garden-variety breach of contract action, nothing more." (A) Los Angeles (B) CNN (C) Happy Days (D) CBS (E) Jon Pfeiffer (F) Los Angeles Superior Court

(D)