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.

Input: Consider Input: Washington (CNN) Newt Gingrich released his new book, "Understanding Trump," on Tuesday, sharing insights the former House Speaker says he gleaned both during the Trump campaign and in the first months of his presidency. So in pursuit of "understanding Trump," CNN read the first chapter available online. Here are 10 top takeaways: 1. The foreword is written by none other than Eric Trump. Eric Trump lauds Understanding Trump as an "inside look into possibly the greatest campaign of all time," citing how his father "gained the most primary votes of any GOP candidate in the history of the nation." Eric Trump also took time in his foreword to offer praise for his father, President Donald Trump, slipping in a classic "Make America Great Again" tag line:Understanding Trump provides insights into Trump campaignGingrich says Trump reminds him of Bill Clinton 
 Questions:_ learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!. (A) Washington (B) CNN (C) Newt Gingrich (D) Understanding Trump (E) House (F) GOP (G) Make America Great Again (H) Gingrich (I) Bill Clinton

Output: (D)


Input: Consider Input: (CNN) -- If the United States is serious about thoroughly defeating ISIS, it must -- somehow, some way -- go through Syria. But how? And in what way? Those are the big questions now, as President Barack Obama weighs what to do inside the war-ravaged nation where ISIS leaders are based and where the Islamist terror group rose to prominence. Obama ceded Thursday that "we don't have a strategy yet" for what to do about ISIS inside Syria, with a senior administration official adding that a decision is "a week or so" away. There are certainly options, but none is clear-cut.Obama: U.S. has no military strategy yet on what to do against ISIS in SyriaThere's been no hint of ground forces, but commandos did do a rescue missionAirstrikes are a possibility; a congressman says it's critical U.S. work with locals"There is no such thing as a no-risk strategy," Rep. Adam Smith adds 
 Questions:If you can't pound _ into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet. (A) CNN (B) United States (C) ISIS (D) Syria (E) Barack Obama (F) Islamist (G) Obama (H) U.S. (I) Adam Smith

Output: (C)


Input: Consider Input: I would love David Cameron to have to put his hand into a box of second-hand men's pants and fish out a pair. This is exactly what the queue of empty-eyed refugees before me are watching me do. There won't be enough to go around. The queue snakes out of sight stretching back some 500 metres from Rome's central Tiburtina station. 'Give each man jeans, pants, socks, a t-shirt and, if he's travelling straight away, give him a bag and shoes,' an Italian co-ordinator at the city's Boabab Refugee Centre instructs volunteers. As soon as a new load of donated clothes and shoes arrive, we pounce on them, hoping they'll be something for the latest refugee we've been asked to help.Mary Stuart-Miller, 55, initially spent one night volunteering in RomeSurrey mum-of-three now spends 180 euros a week cooking for refugeesProvides clothing and shoes to both homeless and migrants in Italian city 
 Questions:To make the euros go further, I soak beans, chick peas and grains, I cook seasonal vegetable curry, and I prepare roast chicken, _'s famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta. (A) David Cameron (B) Rome (C) Tiburtina (D) Italian (E) Boabab Refugee Centre (F) Mary Stuart (G) Miller (H) Surrey


Output: (B)