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: (CNN) -- The movie "Big" is celebrating its 25th anniversary, but the 1988 blockbuster almost didn't become the movie beloved by audiences today. For starters, Tom Hanks originally turned down the lead, writers were seriously considering the title "When I Grow Up," and producers had trouble attaching a director to the picture. "Tom Hanks was my first choice but he said 'no,' " director Penny Marshall told CNN, "and so did everyone else because there were other movies with the same premise. So I decided to go with someone who's a behavioral actor -- Bob DeNiro." The tale of a boy whose diminutive stature prevents him from enjoying what he perceives to be the spoils of maturity makes a wish to be "big" at a carnival, only to wake up the next day as a 30-year-old man.The movie "Big" was released in 1988 and remains a classicRobert DeNiro was originally cast in the Tom Hanks role"Big" went on to receive Oscar nominations for Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay 
 Questions:The role required that _ un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult. (A) CNN (B) Big (C) Tom Hanks (D) When I Grow Up (E) Penny Marshall (F) Bob DeNiro (G) Robert DeNiro (H) Oscar (I) Best Original Screenplay

SOLUTION: (C)

PROBLEM: (CNN) -- U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson pulled out this year's British Open Friday because his wife is due to give birth later this month. Simpson was set to fly in next week to the third major of the season at Royal Lytham and St Annes from July 19-22 but has decided against making the trip. A statement issued by tournament organizers said: "Webb Simpson, the 2012 U.S. Open Champion, has withdrawn from The Open Championship due to family reasons." A number of leading contenders have been tuning up for Lytham at this week's Scottish Open and there was a welcome return to form for four-time major champion Phil Mickelson.U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson out of British OpenSimpson's wife in due to give birth later this monthPhil Mickelson shoots eight-under-par 64 at Scottish OpenAlexander Noren and Francesco Molinari joint leaders at Castle Stuart 
 Questions:_ holed his second shot for an eagle two at his opening hole at Castle Stuart and backed it up with six birdies for a second round eight-under 64. (A) CNN (B) U.S. Open (C) Webb Simpson (D) British (E) Simpson (F) Royal Lytham (G) St Annes (H) 2012 U.S. Open Champion (I) The Open Championship (J) Lytham (K) Scottish Open (L) Phil Mickelson (M) British Open (N) Alexander Noren (O) Francesco Molinari (P) Castle Stuart

SOLUTION: (L)

PROBLEM: (Mental Floss) -- The ubiquity of the "Joy of Cooking" is staggering. More than 18 million copies have sold since the Great Depression -- when a Midwestern widow named Irma Rombauer published her recipes and anecdotes in the hope of lifting America's spirits. And while the lemonade concoctions and tuna casserole recipes were delicious, the real secret of the cookbook's success isn't that it soothed stomachs; it's that it catered to hearts and minds. The artist of life Irma Rombauer's young life was uniquely charmed. She was born in 1877 to wealthy German immigrants and spent her teenage years shuttling between her hometown of St. Louis and the elegant port city of Bremen, Germany."Joy of Cooking" author started writing after husband committed suicideSurviving the Great Depression, many recipes labeled "inexpensive and good"Cocktails to be served "preferably in the living room, and the sooner the better"75th anniversary edition includes ethnic food and stresses moderation and balance 
 Questions:Once completed in 1931, she spent half her savings to publish the book locally in _. (A) Mental Floss (B) Joy of Cooking (C) Great Depression (D) Midwestern (E) Irma Rombauer (F) America (G) German (H) St. Louis (I) Bremen (J) Germany

SOLUTION:
(H)