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: A Christian family in the ancient city of Nineveh is preparing to defend the 2,700 year-old tomb of a Jewish prophet as ISIS advance to within 10 miles. Asir Salaam Shajaa claims his grandfather was tasked with watching over the monument to the prophet Nahum, which is in the northern Iraqi town of Al Qosh, when Jewish people left the region for good. His family had promised the Jewish residents more than 60 years ago that they would preserve the Hebrew site but the job is looking increasingly perilous as ISIS's murderous troops close in. Asir Salaam Shajaa, an Assyrian Christian, told The Christian Post: 'When the last Jewish people in Al Qosh left, they asked my grandfather to watch over the tomb, to keep it safe. I don't know much more than that.Asir Salaam Shajaa says grandfather was tasked with defending monumentThe duty has passed down through generations but now looks perilousAncient Nineveh stood in what is now the northern Iraqi town of Al QoshISIS recently captured nearby Ramadi in hugely significant territorial battle 
 Questions:Mr Shajaa said he's confident that ISIS will not conquer the city, despite its recent conquests of other _ towns. (A) Christian (B) Nineveh (C) Jewish (D) ISIS (E) Asir Salaam Shajaa (F) Nahum (G) Iraqi (H) Al Qosh (I) Hebrew (J) Assyrian Christian (K) The Christian Post (L) Ancient Nineveh (M) Ramadi

SOLUTION: (G)

PROBLEM: The supermarket wars have heated up with the chief executive of Wesfarmers suggesting successful rival Aldi may not be paying its fair share of tax in Australia. Richard Goyder said Aldi should have its local financial accounts inspected as he argued that new entrants into the market should be on the same playing field as supermarket giants Woolworths and Wesfarmers-owned Coles. 'I think someone should go and have a good look at how much tax Aldi pays in this country because I suspect they're very profitable,' Mr Goyder said at a meeting for the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia on Monday.Coles boss Richard Goyder says Aldi's local finances should be checkedHe suggested Aldi wasn't paying enough tax as he took aim at profitabilityWesfarmers CEO stopped short of calling for a Tax Office investigationAldi has estimated annual sales of more than $5 billion in Australia 
 Questions:_'s average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.' (A) Wesfarmers (B) Aldi (C) Australia (D) Richard Goyder (E) Woolworths (F) Coles (G) Goyder (H) American Chamber of Commerce (I) Tax Office

SOLUTION: (B)

PROBLEM: Leeds fans plan to stage a mass walk-out at Elland Road during Saturday's home game against Hull in protest at owner Massimo Cellino. The Italian businessman, who recently reneged on a deal to sell his majority stake in the club to supporters' group Leeds Fans United, has infuriated supporters further still by increasing ticket prices in the South Stand at Elland Road without prior warning. Supporters in the stand have been forced to pay for food and drink whether they want it or not due to a £5 increase on their matchday ticket, which can be redeemed at the catering kiosks.Leeds face Hull in the Championship at Elland Road this coming SaturdayBut angry Leeds supporters are planning a mass walk-out at Elland RoadThe Leeds fans are angry with the club's Italian owner Massimo CellinoControversial Cellino has added £5 to certain tickets dubbed 'the pie tax' 
 Questions:'This new package only applies to the _, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.' (A) Leeds (B) Elland Road (C) Hull (D) Massimo Cellino (E) Italian (F) Leeds Fans United (G) South Stand (H) Championship (I) Cellino

SOLUTION:
(G)