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.

San Diego (CNN) -- I bet it sounded like a good idea at the time. Now, not so much. "It" was the ill-conceived decision by GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry to hitch his wagon to the clownish Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, an opportunist who in recent years has taken to rounding up illegal immigrants and parading them outside his jail to catch the attention of television cameras. How did Perry get mixed up with that circus? Simple. The Texas governor got into a political scrape, and made the mistake of overcompensating. He was looking for quick validation from his party's nativist fringe because he had gotten hammered by GOP rivals for signing, in 2001, a reasonable bill in the Lone Star State that allows illegal immigrants who go to college to pay what other residents pay: in-state tuition.Ruben Navarrette Jr.: Rick Perry has hitched his wagon to Arizona Sheriff Joe ArpaioPerry was foolishly looking for quick validation from his party's nativist fringe, Navarrette saysJustice Department has accused Arpaio of discrimination and racial profiling, he saysA once-promising candidate has lost his bearings, Navarrette says of Perry 
 Questions:In a futile attempt to get them up again, _ underwent a radical makeover. (A) San Diego (B) CNN (C) GOP (D) Rick Perry (E) Arizona (F) Joe Arpaio (G) Texas (H) Lone Star State (I) Ruben Navarrette Jr. (J) Navarrette (K) Justice Department (L) Arpaio
(D)

It was only three months ago that they realised their dream of having their first child. Now Luke Harris and Daryl Lee are celebrating the birth of their second baby. And the gay couple are due to become fathers for the third time in just a few weeks after controversially enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers. Scroll down for video Luke Harris and Daryl Lee, from Surrey, had their first child three months ago and are now preparing to welcome their third baby into the world after enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers. Pictured (from left): Pregnant surrogate Becky Harris, Mr Lee with son Phoenix Harris and his surrogate mother Bex Harris (behind), Mr Harris holding daughter Willow-Star and her surrogate mother Viktoria Ellis (right)Luke Harris and Daryl Lee had their first child three months ago and are now preparing to welcome their third babyGay couple will become fathers for a third time in a few weeks after enlisting the help of three surrogate mothersFirst child Phoenix Blue born on January 14 while daughter Willow-Star arrived in 25-minute labour on February 25Upcoming birth means the parents, from Surrey, will have completed their family of three within just seven months 
 Questions:But Mr Harris said: ‘As far as we’re concerned Phoenix and _ are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up. (A) Luke Harris (B) Daryl Lee (C) Surrey (D) Becky Harris (E) Lee (F) Phoenix Harris (G) Bex Harris (H) Harris (I) Willow-Star (J) Viktoria Ellis (K) Phoenix Blue
(I)

An eccentric retiree who spent years writing comical letters to celebrities, politicians and sports stars has published their bemused responses in a new book. Neville Mills, 71, who lives in Noosaville in Queensland, wrote letters to people including Tony Abbott, Alan Jones, Michael Clarke and Maggie Beer under the pseudonym Mervyn Mudal. In his book, The Curious Letters Of Mervyn Mudal, he includes the actual replies from the public figures – most of whom took his correspondence seriously. Mervyn Mudal is a character Mr Mills created who moved to Noosa from his farm in the small town of Goondiwindi on the Queensland-New South Wales border and is perplexed by modern life.Neville Mills wrote letters to people including Tony Abbott and Alan JonesHe wrote the letters signed under the name of fictional 'Mervyn Mudal'Mr Mills, from Noosaville in Queensland, has published the public figures' responses in his new book The Curious Letters Of Mervyn Mudal 
 Questions:Early one morning last week, unbeknown to me Mrs. Mudal attempted to restore her equilibrium by circling a _ roundabout anti-clockwise. (A) Neville Mills (B) Noosaville (C) Queensland (D) Tony Abbott (E) Alan Jones (F) Michael Clarke (G) Maggie Beer (H) Mervyn Mudal (I) Mills (J) Goondiwindi (K) New South Wales (L) Mr Mills

(B)