TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you will be presented with a text and a pronoun. You should write an implausible answer to the question of what is the pronoun's reference. Even though there exist multiple wrong answers, we only need a single wrong answer. Position of the pronoun in the text is showed within two "_"s.
PROBLEM: On 30 March 1900, few weeks after the death of Gottlieb Daimler, Wilhelm Bauer decided spontaneously to enter the Nice-La Turbie hill climb but crashed fatally after hitting a rock on the first turn while avoiding spectators. This caused DMG to abandon racing. Nonetheless, Emil Jellinek came to an agreement with DMG on 2 April 1900 by promising the large sum of 550,000 Goldmark if Wilhelm Maybach would design a revolutionary sports car for _him_, later to be called the Mercedes 35 hp, of which 36 units had to be delivered before 15 October. <sep>, Pronoun: him

SOLUTION: Wilhelm Maybach

PROBLEM: The painting has been described as one of D*rer's most unpopular works, with many art historians, including Max Friedl*nder and Erwin Panofsky, commenting unfavourably on apparent qualities such as ``austerity and awkwardness''. Art historian Fedja Anzelewsky described her as ``a parody rather than an exaltation of the classical feminine figure.'' The feminist scholar Linda Hults observes how ``there is a mechanical quality to Lucretia's suicidal gesture; it seems to operate apart from _her_ facial expression, and it does not seem to require the assistance of her other arm, which is oddly placed behind her back.'' <sep>, Pronoun: her

SOLUTION: Linda Hults

PROBLEM: That same year, Kawada and Shimamiya performed a number of theme songs for visual novels as the unit Healing Leaf, although only one of those songs, ``Ame ni Utau Ballad'' (*******, ``A Ballad Sung in the Rain''), was featured in an I've Sound Compilation. In mid-2003, _she_ performed the ending theme to the anime Please Twins!, ``Asu e no Namida'' (*****, ``Tears for Tomorrow''), which was also released in a split single with Kotoko. <sep>, Pronoun: she

SOLUTION:
Kawada