In this task, you will be presented with a passage, and you need to write an **implausible** answer to to fill in the place of "_". Your answer should be incorrect, but should not be out of context. Try using words that are related to the context of the passage, but are not the correct answer.  Even though there exist multiple wrong answers, we only need a single wrong answer.

Q: Jurgen Klopp arrived in English football on Friday with a heart-warming smile and an insistence that he was the 'Normal One.' But the charismatic German will have to do something extraordinary if he is to restore Liverpool to their former glories. In order to win the title - indeed, just to break back into the top four - Klopp will have to take on and outwit some of the world's best managers. As he prepares for his first game as Liverpool boss, we take a look at Klopp's record against Jose Mourinho, Manuel Pellegrini, Arsene Wenger and Louis van Gaal - the men who will stand between him and his aspirations.Jurgen Klopp was appointed as manager of Liverpool last weekHe will be aiming to restore success and silverware to AnfieldHis record against most of his rival managers in top four is favourableKlopp's Borussia Dortmund knocked Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid out of the Champions League in 2013 semi-finalsDortmund had eliminated Manuel Pellegrini's Malaga in last eightVictory over Bayern Munich in 2011 led to Louis van Gaal's sackingArsenal boss Arsene Wenger has won three of their six meetings 
 Question:Van Gaal was sacked a few weeks later and _ would finish the season in third, 10 points behind Klopp's title winners.

A: Jurgen Klopp
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Q: Qassim Shesho stands on Mount Sinjar in northern Iraq, overlooking a vast mountain range that rises from the desert. The calm is deceptive. He worries about the village behind him. Sheref ad-Din holds one of the holiest shrines for the Yazidis. ISIS militants are only two miles away. "ISIS wants to exterminate us and they want to establish an Islamic caliphate, but Islam is not like what they are doing to us," Shesho says. He says he commands about 2,000 Yazidi fighters. Just months ago, he lived a peaceful life in Germany. "I came back because my people are here. ISIS are terrorists. I came to defend my land, my family and my religion," he tells CNN by phone, speaking in Arabic.Qassim Shesho commands about 2,000 Yazidi fighters on Mount Sinjar in IraqHe and his sons, all Iraq natives and German citizens, came after ISIS attacked Yazidis"I decided to defend Sinjar, not to fight. They decided to fight," he says of ISISShesho's son Yassir: "If it comes to it, then I'm ready to die here" 
 Question:Yazidis captured by ISIS have been forced to convert to _.

A: Qassim Shesho
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Q: (CNN) After voting Thursday to leave the European Union, citizens of the United Kingdom now face the consequences, including the potential impact on their health care services. The UK's National Health Service famously provides medical checkups and most treatments free of charge to all residents. In the runup to the Brexit vote, the chief executive of the National Health Service England declined to publicly support either side of the leave-or-stay debate, but implied that remaining with the EU was the better decision. Simon Stevens' viewpoint was firmly rooted in financial realities. "We've got a clear plan to improve cancer services, saving 30,000 lives over the next five years. We need to upgrade our mental health services. We need to strengthen primary care, and in order to put the fuel in the tank we need the proceeds of economic growth," Stevens said. "Anything that puts [more investment] at risk is a deep concern."NHS leadership predicted that the Brexit will hurt health care fundingOne in every 20 people within the NHS work force is an EU national 
 Question:Forty-five chief executives and chairmen from the UK's hospital, ambulance, mental health and community trusts reported their thoughts on the impact of a potential _.

A:
CNN
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