TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: (CNN) -- Less than a week after the United Nations declared an end to the famine in Somalia, a new report from the world body says millions of people in South Sudan will now face hunger if urgent action is not taken. The report released Wednesday by the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Food Program (WFP) says that fighting in the northern border region and ethnic clashes in many other parts of South Sudan has created a level of food insecurity that could nearly double in the next year. "Poor harvests, increased demand, rapidly rising prices, displacement and a large number of returnees have all contributed to the situation," the report says.Millions could face food shortages and hunger in South Sudan, the U.N. saysFood supply routes into South Sudan have been blocked, the report saysSouth Sudan became independent from Sudan last year 
 Questions:Under a normal functioning market, food insecurity and increased demand might have been addressed, the report says, but border closures that link the newly independent South Sudan to Sudan have disrupted the usual supply of food commodities to _'s markets. (A) CNN (B) United Nations (C) Somalia (D) South Sudan (E) Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (F) FAO (G) World Food Program (H) WFP (I) U.N.

SOLUTION: (D)

PROBLEM: NEW YORK (CNN) -- John McCain has learned his lesson: Don't ever cancel on David Letterman. Appearing on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" Thursday, the Republican presidential candidate apologized for skipping out on a scheduled visit in September that Letterman later made the subject of an ongoing joke. "I screwed up," McCain told Letterman more than once in the interview that aired Thursday night. McCain's appearance on the show comes three weeks after he raised the ire of the generally mild-mannered host by canceling at the last minute, citing his decision to suspend his presidential campaign because of the financial crisis."I screwed up," John McCain tells David Letterman for canceling scheduled visitLetterman used McCain's no-show as subject of ongoing jokeMcCain also discussed Sarah Palin, Obama's ties to 1960s' radical William Ayers 
 Questions:When Letterman asked McCain about Palin's charge that _ "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did." (A) NEW YORK (B) CNN (C) John McCain (D) David Letterman (E) CBS (F) Late Show (G) Republican (H) Letterman (I) McCain (J) Sarah Palin (K) Obama (L) William Ayers

SOLUTION: (K)

PROBLEM: Celebrated propaganda painter in Maoist China, Shen Jiawei, has recently added the Vatican to his list of clientele. Starting his career during the Chinese Cultural Revolution, his most famous works depicting Chinese soldiers were transformed into propaganda posters which were distributed en masse all over the country. Four decades on and a far cry from charging tourists $30 for a portrait in Sydney's Darling Harbour, Shen found himself painting one of the world's most influential men when he was commissioned to produce the first official portrait of Pope Francis. Scroll down for video Highly regarded Chinese-Australian artist Jiawei sits next to his portrait of Cardinal PellShen Jiawei was a celebrated propaganda artist in Maoist ChinaHe was commissioned for Pope Francis' first official portrait as popeAfter a successful unveiling he was asked to paint Cardinal George PellShen uses art to thank Australia for giving him a home after political unrest 
 Questions:He says he didn't sell out to the idealised standards of propaganda art that most other _ artists copied. (A) Maoist China (B) Shen Jiawei (C) Vatican (D) Chinese Cultural Revolution (E) Chinese (F) Sydney (G) Darling Harbour (H) Shen (I) Pope Francis (J) Australian (K) Jiawei (L) Cardinal Pell (M) George Pell (N) Australia

SOLUTION:
(E)