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: When they met in an online IVF support group back in 2011, Andrea Rivas and Sandi Palmisano were two women struggling to get pregnant. They longed for children and believed if they could at least have one healthy baby each, they'd be happy. Fast forward four years and the two women from Martinsburg, West Virginia have six babies between them – three sets of twins. And all of them were carried by Andrea. Their story is a miraculous one of hope and friendship. In 2014 Andrea made headlines when she gave birth to Sandi's children EmmaLee and Grayson after agreeing to become a gestational carrier for Palmisano when a medical condition prevented her from carrying an embryo to term.Andrea Rivas and Sandi Palmisano, both from Martinsburg, W Va, met through an online IVF support groupAndrea, 30, and her husband Mark, 41, had twins through IVF but Sandi, 47, and her husband Philip, 45, failed in three cycles - then Andrea stepped in to become a surrogateBut months after giving birth to Sandi's twins, Andrea and her husband Mark conceived naturally - and amazingly were told they would have twins againShe gave birth in March almost a year to the day since giving birth to Sandi and Philip's twinsSandi tells Daily Mail Online: 'Between the two of us we have six babies. It's almost impossible to put into words.' 
 Questions:The two women were soon best friends and when Andrea found out she was pregnant in June 2011 after a second round of IVF the first person she told after her husband was _. (A) IVF (B) Andrea Rivas (C) Sandi Palmisano (D) Martinsburg (E) West Virginia (F) Andrea (G) EmmaLee (H) Grayson (I) Palmisano (J) W Va (K) Mark (L) Philip (M) Daily Mail Online

SOLUTION: (C)

PROBLEM: They came to Twickenham to play England a fortnight ago and recorded one of the most memorable victories in their proud rugby history but, in a visceral, unforgiving, unyielding clash against Australia, Wales could not repeat the magic. The match turned on a hypnotic, inspiring 10-minute spell deep into the second half when Australia were temporarily reduced to 13 men and Wales pounded into their defence with wave after wave of attacks. Twickenham turned into the Millennium Stadium in those moments as the Welsh fans roared their team on. The noise was deafening and it seemed certain that the defensive line would be breached.Australia top Pool A after victory at Twickenham and will now face Scotland in the quarter-finalsAustralia took a 9-6 lead into half-time with three penalties from Bernard Foley and two from Dan BiggarWallabies reduced to 13 players during the second half with Will Genia and Dean Mumm sin-binnedWales failed to capitalise on the two-man advantage despite spending the period camped on the Aussie lineFoley kicked two further penalties as Australia claimed an 11th successive victory over the WelshRugby World Cup 2015: Latest RWC news, results, fixtures and highlights 
 Questions:_ were pressing Wales back now and when Liam Williams conceded a penalty, Foley kicked Australia ahead. (A) Twickenham (B) England (C) Australia (D) Wales (E) Millennium Stadium (F) Welsh (G) Pool A (H) Scotland (I) Bernard Foley (J) Dan Biggar (K) Wallabies (L) Will Genia (M) Dean Mumm (N) Aussie (O) Foley (P) Rugby World Cup (Q) RWC

SOLUTION: (C)

PROBLEM: Ice fishers in Minnesota are reeling from a recent FAA decision prohibiting beer delivery by drone. Local brewery Lakemaid was testing a new drone delivery system to airlift frosty cases of beer to fishermen holed up in ice shacks on Mille Lacs Lake. After spotting a Lakemaid YouTube video that went up last week of one of the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) on a test run, the Federal Aviation Administration contacted Lakemaid and told the company to stop. Unfortunately for Lakemaid fans and anyone else dreading a walk to the corner store, it's currently against the law to fly drones for commercial purposes or above 400 feet in the United States. The FAA is working on a comprehensive set of rules and regulations that will pave the way for commercial drone flight, but the legislation won't be ready until at least 2015 and drones might not be in the skies until 2017.Wisconsin beer company Lakemaid was testing beer delivery by drone for local ice fishermenThe FAA has told the company to ground any dronesIt's currently illegal to fly the unmanned aerial vehicles for commercial purposes 
 Questions:The agency has contacted a company in _ that used drones to capture aerial footage for real estate. (A) Minnesota (B) FAA (C) Lakemaid (D) Mille Lacs Lake (E) YouTube (F) UAVs (G) Federal Aviation Administration (H) United States (I) Wisconsin

SOLUTION:
(I)