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: If there was a mutiny inside the France camp this week it had far from the desired effect. To the irrepressible, irresistible All Blacks, Philippe-Saint Andre’s players offered little resistance, succumbing rather meekly in the end to a nine-try masterclass. When New Zealand play like this nobody can live with them. Not Australia, not South Africa. Certainly not the French. In 2015 it is rugby from a different world. Rugby on a different level. Rugby played with more speed, flair and ferocity than any other side can currently manage. No wonder the defending world champions can today reflect on a 12th successive win in World Cup matches. As well as finishers like Nehe Milner-Skudder and Julian Savea, who in scoring one of his three tries bore more than a passing resemblance to Jonah Lomu at his bulldozing best, they have forwards who handle the ball like backs.New Zealand will play South Africa next weekend after both won their Rugby World Cup quarter-finalsAll Blacks led 29-13 at half-time after tries from Brodie Retallick, Nehe Milner-Skudder and Julian Savea (2)Dan Carter converted all three tries and kicked a penalty while No 8 Louis Picamoles crossed for the FrenchFrance fly-half Frederic Michalak limped off with a hamstring injury in the first-half in a major blow to Les BleusSavea added his third while Jerome Kaino, Kieran Read, Tawera Kerr-Barlow (2) also crossed in the second halfNew Zealand vs France LIVE: CLICK HERE to follow how it all happened 
 Questions:It fell to Milner-_ to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score. (A) France (B) All Blacks (C) Philippe (D) Saint Andre (E) New Zealand (F) Australia (G) South Africa (H) French (I) World Cup (J) Nehe Milner (K) Skudder (L) Julian Savea (M) Jonah Lomu (N) Rugby World Cup (O) Brodie Retallick (P) Dan Carter (Q) Louis Picamoles (R) Frederic Michalak (S) Les Bleus (T) Savea (U) Jerome Kaino (V) Kieran Read (W) Tawera Kerr (X) Barlow

SOLUTION: (K)

PROBLEM: Lord Janner sent a ‘thank you’ Christmas card to a detective after learning he would escape child sex abuse charges, it emerged yesterday Lord Janner sent a ‘thank you’ Christmas card to a detective after learning he would escape child sex abuse charges, it emerged yesterday. The officer said he was appalled by the Labour peer’s note after his superiors forced him to drop his inquiries into Janner’s alleged sex abuse. The note thanked him for how he had dealt with the issue, and even invited him and his wife to dinner at Parliament. The revelation of Janner’s apparent attempt to influence the police came amid fresh concerns about the Establishment cover-up of the Labour grandee’s alleged paedophilia.Janner sent the card to detective after learning he would not be chargedChristmas card even invited retired Kelvyn Ashby to dinner at ParliamentFormer policeman said he was appalled by the Labour peer's noteOfficer says superiors forced him to drop inquiries into alleged sex abuseFour medical experts who examined the peer did not all agree on the nature and extent of his dementia, as outlined by Mrs Saunders;Janner’s own barrister was surprised he escaped charges in 1991, and suspected attempts to influence the prosecutors’ decision;The Director of Public Prosecutions in charge at the time said he could not even remember seeing the politician’s file. 
 Questions:It has also been revealed that Mrs _ was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him. (A) Lord Janner (B) Christmas (C) Labour (D) Janner (E) Parliament (F) Establishment (G) Kelvyn Ashby (H) Saunders (I) Director of Public Prosecutions

SOLUTION: (H)

PROBLEM: Don McLean is selling the original manuscript and lyrics to pop anthem American Pie, including a 'lost verse', which included a line about the music being 'reborn'. The singer-songwriter's 16-page collection is expected to fetch up to $1.5million (£1,006,303) at auction today, which offers tantalising new details about the famous anthem, originally released in 1971. In an interview published by Christie's auction house New York, where the manuscript is up for grabs today, McLean says American Pie is about 'heading in the wrong direction'. Scroll down for video Original song: Christie's curator Tom Lecky holds the 16-page notes and manuscript for singer Don McLean's American Pie at Christie's auction house in New YorkOriginal lyrics to U.S. pop anthem American Pie up for auction todayNotes on Don McLean's 60s hit expected to fetch up to $1.5millionThe 16-pages also includes deleted verse about music being 'reborn'. 
 Questions:_'s New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million. (A) Don McLean (B) American Pie (C) Christie (D) New York (E) McLean (F) Tom Lecky (G) U.S.

SOLUTION:
(C)