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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Question: A 16-year-old girl was arrested on suspicion of trying to smuggle $100,000 worth of marijuana into the US from Mexico The teenager was detained with two women, aged 23 and 24, after officers allegedly found 185 pound haul in their Volkswagen sedan. A narcotics detection dog patrolling the boarder crossing in the Port of Lukesville, Arizona, picked out the vehicle for a secondary search, according to azcentral.com. A 16-year-old girl has been arrested trying to smuggle 12 bags of marijuana into the US from Mexico Officers from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers examined the car and discovered 12 packages of marijuana.Arizona teen arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle marijuana into the USGirl,16, and two women in their 20s stopped by officials at Port LukevilleCustoms and Border Protection said to have found 185lb of the drug 
 Questions:Cannabis was legalized in the state of _ for medical use in 2010 following a ballot. (A) US (B) Mexico (C) Volkswagen (D) Port of Lukesville (E) Arizona (F) azcentral.com (G) US Customs and Border Protection (H) CBP (I) Port Lukeville (J) Customs and Border Protection

Answer: (E)


Question: The ex-husband and son of a woman convicted of killing her two baby daughters nearly three decades ago died in a suspected DUI crash in Mississippi over the weekend. Robert Sims, 63, and Randall Sims, 27, of Edwardsville, Illinois, were killed Saturday when their Jeep was forced off of an overpass in Jackson, Mississippi, by a Volvo operated by Yolanda McNeeley who, according to police, was drunk at the time of the collision. Robert Sims was once married to Paula Sims, who is currently serving a life sentence for killing her two-week-old daughter, Loralei, in 1986, and her six-week-old daughter, Heather, in 1989.Robert Sims, 63, and Randall Sims, 27, were killed Saturday in Jackson, Mississippi, when their Jeep was forced off overpassDriver Yolanda McNeeley, charged with aggravated DUI and felony fleeingRobert was once married to Paula Sims, 56, who is serving life sentence without parole for slayings of their baby daughtersPaula Sims claimed that both Loralei, 13 days old, and Heather, six weeks old, were abducted by the same masked gunman three years apartLoralei was found dead in woods in 1986; her sister Heather's body was discovered in trash can in 1989 
 Questions:During her trial, prosecutors floated the idea that _ murdered her female children because she preferred boys. (A) Mississippi (B) Robert Sims (C) Randall Sims (D) Edwardsville (E) Illinois (F) Jeep (G) Jackson (H) Volvo (I) Yolanda McNeeley (J) Paula Sims (K) Loralei (L) Heather (M) DUI (N) Robert

Answer: (J)


Question: (CNN) The unmistakable roar of the A-10's powerful engines echoed throughout Arlington National Cemetery this month as four aircraft saluted retired Col. Avery Kay for the last time with a rare flyover of the historic burial site. Kay, 96, died on October 29 and was buried with full military honors. A highly decorated navigator who led some of the most dangerous bombing raids against Germany during World War II, Kay was also credited with launching the concept of the A-10 Thunderbolt, better known as the Warthog. Despite lacking the air-to-air combat ability of the F-15 Eagle and the high-tech stealth capabilities of the F-22 Raptor, the U.S. Air Force still uses the A-10 to support ground forces in close combat more than 40 years after its first flight in 1975.U.S. Air Force has used A-10 to support ground forces in close combat since 1975Retired Col. Avery Kay credited with launching concept of A-10, better known as WarthogFlyover at Arlington National Cemetery recently honored Kay, who died in October 
 Questions:But in reality, the _'s top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory. (A) A-10 (B) Arlington National Cemetery (C) Avery Kay (D) Kay (E) Germany (F) World War II (G) A-10 Thunderbolt (H) Warthog (I) F-15 Eagle (J) F-22 Raptor (K) U.S. Air Force (L) Retired Col

Answer:
(K)