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.

[Q]: A Canadian woman whose son died fighting for the Islamic State is now working to stop the extremist group from taking advantage of more vulnerable young men and women in North America. Christianne Boudreau thought her son Damien Clairmont was going to Egypt to study Arabic in 2013, but Canadian authorities later told the Calgary mother that her son had instead gone to Turkey where he crossed the border into Syria to join ISIS. While Damien had become more extreme in his Islamic ideology before he left Canada, Ms Boudreau never imagined her shy and peaceful son would actually become a jihadi.Christianne Boudreau's son Damien Clairmont converted to Islam at the age of 17, after being bullied in high schoolDamien eventually became radicalized and moved to Syria to fight for ISISHe was killed in January 2014 in AleppoMrs Boudreau now helps other families whose children have become radicalized 
 Questions:So Ms Boudreau was more relieved than worried when he found solace in _ and started becoming more social again. (A) Canadian (B) Islamic State (C) North America (D) Christianne Boudreau (E) Damien Clairmont (F) Egypt (G) Arabic (H) Calgary (I) Turkey (J) Syria (K) ISIS (L) Damien (M) Islamic (N) Canada (O) Boudreau (P) Aleppo
[A]: (M)


[Q]: Arsene Wenger was accused of disrespecting his former club Monaco as Arsenal produced yet another familiar evening of agonising failure in the last 16 of the Champions League. Despite winning 2-0 in Monaco and producing an exhilarating finale as they pushed for the elusive third goal they needed, Wenger's team ultimately ended up out of the competition at this stage of the Champions League for the fifth successive year. And to add to their woes Monaco manager Leonardo Jardim accused Wenger and Arsenal of disrespecting him and his club after not congratulating Monaco following their 3-1 victory in the first-leg at the Emirates.Arsenal won 2-0 against Monaco but went out 3-3 on aggregateIt eliminated them from the Champions League on the away goals ruleArsenal have left the competition at the last-16 stage for five years runningREAD: Wenger says Arsenal would be better off in Europa League!CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news 
 Questions:Asked whether Wenger was disrespectful, Jardim said: 'I think so and right now we're celebrating and we think that _ maybe didn't show all the respect that they should have in the first leg. (A) Arsene Wenger (B) Monaco (C) Arsenal (D) Champions League (E) Wenger (F) Leonardo Jardim (G) Emirates (H) Europa League
[A]: (C)


[Q]: JK Rowling was forced to defend herself from a barrage of abuse from SNP Cybernats because she Tweeted about the Scottish rugby team's heroic performance against Australia. The strange dispute started on Twitter after the Harry Potter author watched Scotland play in London, losing to Australia by a solitary point after the Wallabies scored in the dying minutes of the game in the quarter finals of the competition. Rowling, who is English but lives in Scotland, Tweeted 'You were magnificent. You did us proud,' after the heroic performance against a team that had already beaten England and Wales. However, it seemed to have incensed the SNP 'Cybernats', a group of online trolls, who called her an '80-minute patriot', a 'self-hating English woman', and told her to 'f*** off'.Rowling watched Scotland play Australia in rugby world cup semi-finalsTweeted the team had 'done us proud' after narrowly lost in dying minutesCybernats called her '80-minute patriot' and told her to 'f*** off' on TwitterAuthor won war with witty replies and got support from other Scots 
 Questions:But Rowling had an answer to that too, simply saying: 'I'm in London to watch _ play rugby', which is why she referred to Scotland as 'there'. (A) JK Rowling (B) SNP Cybernats (C) Scottish (D) Australia (E) Twitter (F) Harry Potter (G) Scotland (H) London (I) Wallabies (J) Rowling (K) English (L) England (M) Wales (N) SNP (O) Cybernats (P) Author
[A]:
(G)