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.

The Avengers have battled to save Earth from an alien invasion, the evil Loki and now, in the latest movie, face off against the killing machine Ultron. They do this, of course, with the help of numerous superpowers - including Iron Man’s suit, super-healing abilities and Captain America’s indestructible shield. But just how scientifically sound are some of these powers, and do any of them hold up to the laws of physics and chemistry as we know them? Scroll down for video The American Chemical Society in Washington explained the science behind the Avengers in a video. It looks at the composition of Iron Man's suit - said to be a gold-titanium alloy in one of the movies - and Captain America's shield. The video also explains the science behind super-healing abilitiesWashington's American Chemical Society video explains the AvengersIt looks at the composition of Iron Man's suit and Captain America's shieldAnd it also explains science behind Black Widow's super-healing abilitiesThe verdict is that some - but not all - of the science is plausible 
 Questions:His original suit, made only of iron, would have weighed around 70kg (150lbs) according to the _ - not very comfortable or easy to move around in. (A) Avengers (B) Earth (C) Loki (D) Ultron (E) Iron Man (F) Captain America (G) American Chemical Society (H) Washington (I) Black Widow
(G)

The team with the lowest transfer outlay this season rose unassumingly into eighth place on Wednesday night. Stoke City beat Everton, to nobody’s great surprise, and look on course for their best Premier League finish yet – a year after their last. Mark Hughes really should be in the running for those annual accolades saluting success amid all this. Manager of the Year? Quite possibly. Mark Hughes looks on with a smile as his Stoke City side cruise to a 2-0 win over Everton on Wednesday He has signed with remarkable shrewdness, shaped his players into a cohesive style, and overcome the set-backs of regular injuries to key players to guide Stoke to 42 points after 28 games.Stoke City beat Everton 2-0 to move up to eighth in the Premier LeagueStoke on course to better their highest ever Premier League finish (9th)Stoke spent just £1.2m on players last summer, less than any other clubMark Hughes in contention to be named Manager of the YearCLICK HERE for all the latest Stoke City news 
 Questions:But when _ have suffered injuries it has not provoked a sudden splurge. (A) Stoke City (B) Everton (C) Premier League (D) Mark Hughes (E) Manager of the Year
(A)

A 99-year-old with dementia was immersed in a scalding hot bath by a female care assistant who had been in 'a bad mood', a jury has heard. Niphawan Berry, 42, is accused of bathing Margaret Wheatley in water of up to 50 degrees Celsius. Her former employers Meghadeven and Indranee Pumbien, aged 64 and 59  are said to have tried to cover up the scalds as an infection and delayed proper medical treatment by nearly two weeks. All three defendants face a combined total of 19 offences, including the ill-treatment and willful neglect of elderly and vulnerable people, which they deny.Margaret Berry suffered burns consistent with being put in water up to 50CCare worker Niphawan Berry is accused of bathing dementia suffererHomes owners Meghadeven and Indranee Pumbien alleged to have covered up injuriesTrio deny a total of 19 offences including ill-treatment and neglect 
 Questions:However, rather than seek medical attention, _ was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin. (A) Niphawan Berry (B) Margaret Wheatley (C) Celsius (D) Meghadeven (E) Indranee Pumbien (F) Margaret Berry (G) Trio

(E)