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.

Q: (CNN) On four separate instances in 2011, Donald Trump took swipes at former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman's Mormon faith during a spat between the two, according to a CNN review of Trump's public statements at the time. Trump has struggled with Mormon voters this year, and a new "Deseret News" poll showed Trump and Hillary Clinton tied in the state at 26% with independent conservative candidate Evan McMullin trailing closely. In 2011, when Huntsman was a Republican candidate for president, Trump insisted that Huntsman requested a meeting with him but that he declined the request. Huntsman said he never asked to meet Trump, but it was actually Trump who asked him to meet with him at Trump Tower."Being a Mormon, I know he doesn't lie," Trump said of Huntsman in 2011.Huntsman declined to relitigate his exchanges with Trump when asked for comment from CNN. 
 Questions:On Hannity, _ reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it." (A) CNN (B) Donald Trump (C) Utah (D) Jon Huntsman (E) Mormon (F) Deseret News (G) Hillary Clinton (H) Evan McMullin (I) Huntsman (J) Republican

A: (B)
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Q: The family of a man who left £77,000 to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) in his will were left fuming when the charity asked its lawyers to see if they could get more of his cash. Generous Barry Thomas remembered the charity in his will when he died in Hove, East Sussex, in February last year aged 78. In it, he requested that the BHF would be given whatever money was left in his estate after his family and friends had received the maximum amount of inheritance - £325,000 - that they could get tax-free. It meant the BHF had been left £77,000 - but the charity then called in its solicitors to see whether they were entitled to more money from Mr Thomas, claiming his will wasn't clear.Generous Barry Thomas remembered the charity in his will last yearBut BHF claimed wording was unclear and asked its lawyers to investigateMr Thomas' nephew said family have faced 'months of turmoil' over willAngry relative said: 'They were getting a tidy sum but they wanted more' 
 Questions:He said: 'We went for months not knowing what was going on with the will - whether we would get what _ intended for us. (A) British Heart Foundation (B) BHF (C) Barry Thomas (D) Hove (E) East Sussex (F) Thomas

A: (C)
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Q: (CNN) Unlike Stephen Miller, the 31-year-old senior adviser to the President, who protested that he didn't want to "get off into a whole thing about history," when it comes to immigration, the Statue of Liberty and Emma Lazarus' poem, "The New Colossus," I'm eager to do so. As Lazarus's biographer, I've been receiving Google alerts for "huddled masses" at least daily since Donald Trump launched his anti-immigrant presidential campaign. In Wednesday's heated exchange between Miller and CNN's Jim Acosta, the nation watched these famous lines become "fighting words," but in fact, they have been just that for years. Acosta, himself the son of a Cuban immigrant, rattled Miller, the great-grandson of Yiddish-speaking immigrants, by charging that the Raise Act's immigration reforms, which favor English-speakers in granting admission to the United States, are "not in keeping with American tradition."Esther Schor: The Miller-Acosta exchange was an amazing recitation of fake history about a revered American poemMiller was right the poem was added later, but he was dead wrong on other points about "The New Colossus," Schor writes 
 Questions:In 1903, 15 years after _' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue. (A) CNN (B) Stephen Miller (C) Statue of Liberty (D) Emma Lazarus (E) New Colossus (F) Google (G) Donald Trump (H) Miller (I) Jim Acosta (J) Acosta (K) Cuban (L) Yiddish (M) Raise Act (N) English (O) United States (P) American (Q) Esther Schor (R) The New Colossus (S) Schor

A:
(D)
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