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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.
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Barcelona's 1-0 La Liga victory against Celta Vigo on Sunday evening featured one of the most bizarre incidents of the season so far. With the score at 1-0 following Jeremy Mathieu's 73rd minute header, tempers flared between Celta striker Fabian Orellana and Sergio Busquets as the Barcelona midfielder attempted to waste time during the closing stages. Orellana remonstrated angrily with the match officials before grabbing a lump of grass from the floor and throwing it in the direction of Busquets. Fabian Orellana collects a lump of grass from the ground before throwing it towards Sergio Busquets The Celta Vigo striker aims his throw in Busquets' direction during the closing stages of the matchFabian Orellana was angered by Sergio Busquets' time-wasting tacticsCelta Vigo striker threw lump of turf towards the Barcelona starBarcelona needed a Jeremy Mathieu header to earn 1-0 win 
 Questions:As seems to be the midfielder's nature, _ made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck. (A) Barcelona (B) La Liga (C) Celta Vigo (D) Jeremy Mathieu (E) Celta (F) Fabian Orellana (G) Sergio Busquets (H) Orellana
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(G)


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It's the home of Catalan culture and some of the leading lights in Spanish fashion and design, boasting a clutch of the world's best restaurants and some of Europe's finest architecture. Barcelona is a world class city and its inhabitants consider it to be every bit as cultured and cosmopolitan as the Spanish capital, Madrid. However the news that it is now also the most popular destination for British stag and hen parties when they venture abroad might lead to some of its city bigwigs spluttering into their cafe con leche. A survey by Asda Money has revealed that 12 per cent of those who went abroad to celebrate their last days of freedom before tying the knot made a beeline for the Spanish city.Study found 12% of those who went abroad visited the Spanish cityAmsterdam placed second on the list of popular destinationsThe Dutch city was followed by Benidorm, Berlin and IbizaBritons average £566 in costs when they attend a hen or stag do overseas 
 Questions:The second most popular place according to the survey is _, with one in 10 stags and hens who'd partied overseas visiting the Dutch city. (A) Catalan (B) Spanish (C) Europe (D) Barcelona (E) Madrid (F) British (G) Asda Money (H) Amsterdam (I) Dutch (J) Benidorm (K) Berlin (L) Ibiza (M) Britons
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(H)


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For its cash crops and its position in important trade routes, the British placed a high value on Anguilla when we first made it a colony in the 17th century. Later one of the British Leeward Islands, we fought over it with the French, among others, and continued to rule over it as our lust for empire rose and fell in the 19th and 20th centuries. The slaves and the sugar cane have gone now but it remains, in its current guise as a British Overseas Territory, one of the last vestiges of that empire. So tell me this: if the Caribbean island is good enough for us to exploit for more than 300 years, what the hell is wrong with one of its inhabitants, Zharnel Hughes, wanting to compete for Britain in the Olympics?Look, I get the antipathy towards so-called Plastic BritsThe notion of the Union Jack being used as a flag of convenience, a lucrative consolation prize, is particularly unpalatablePart of the issue with Zharnel Hughes is that his national team cannot compete in the OlympicsHughes has held a British passport since his birth. In those circumstances, it seems particularly curmudgeonly to label him a Plastic BritSprinter Richard Kilty grew particularly irate when he addressed the subject on Twitter last week... 
 Questions:He has as much right to run for _ as someone like Kilty. (A) British (B) Anguilla (C) British Leeward Islands (D) French (E) British Overseas Territory (F) Caribbean (G) Zharnel Hughes (H) Britain (I) Olympics (J) Plastic Brits (K) Union Jack (L) Hughes (M) Plastic Brit (N) Richard Kilty (O) Twitter
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(H)