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.

Example Input: David Cameron today met with desperate refugees who have been forced out of their homes by Syria's brutal civil war as he made a surprise visit to Lebanon. The Prime Minister vowed to continue to help migrants fleeing the conflict, and insisted that Britain's aid spending makes it less likely that Syrians will attempt the dangerous sea crossing to Europe. Mr Cameron said he wanted to see the impact of aid provided by the UK - the second-biggest donor to the region after the US - to improve conditions in Lebanon's huge refugee camps. He met one Syrian family who will be resettled in Britain as part of a new initiative to accept 20,000 refugees from the war-torn country over the next five years.David Cameron has visited Lebanon to see a camp for Syrian refugeesPM met with a mother who is given just $5 a month to feed her 10 childrenHe insisted that Britain's £1billion in aid helps support the needy and dissuade them from travelling to EuropeCameron has appointed a minister to manage arrival of 20,000 refugees 
 Questions:'For thousands of refugees this means a meal for their families, the security of a home with basic sanitation and clean water and for children it means an education so we don't lose a generation to the _ conflict. (A) David Cameron (B) Syria (C) Lebanon (D) Britain (E) Europe (F) Cameron (G) UK (H) US
Example Output: (B)

Example Input: It was a mixed day for Mark Footitt who took three more wickets but had three catches dropped as Derbyshire bowled a weakened Surrey side out for 239 on the opening day of the LV= County Championship Division Two match at Derby. The England fast bowling prospect finished with three for 74 and has now taken 35 championship wickets so far although his figures would have been even better if Derbyshire's catching had been sharper. Footitt had South African batsman Dean Elgar and Gary Wilson, who top scored with 65, dropped in the slips while Gareth Batty was put down early in his innings.Poor fielding prevented Mark Footitt from claiming three more wicketsDerbyshire bowled a weakened Surrey side out for 239 on the opening daySurrey batsman Gary Wilson top scored with 65 after being droppedDerbyshire closed on 64-1 with Hamish Rutherford unbeaten on 23 
 Questions:Wilson said: 'It was a hard fought day, I thought they bowled pretty well, _ in particular and it was difficult, especially when the lights came on. (A) Mark Footitt (B) Derbyshire (C) Surrey (D) LV= County Championship Division Two (E) Derby (F) England (G) South African (H) Dean Elgar (I) Gary Wilson (J) Gareth Batty (K) Hamish Rutherford
Example Output: (A)

Example Input: When Chelsea Clinton became the first daughter of the United States of America, she was just a twelve-year-old from Arkansas with a full head of voluminous frizzy curls. But over the years, as Chelsea has grown up into an intelligent and elegant woman, her curls quickly began to fade, appearing more and more controlled as the years wore on, before eventually vanishing completely. Now, in a candid interview with Elle magazine, Chelsea has finally revealed just what happened to her much-loved ringlets – insisting that, far from being an intentional style change, her once-unruly mane simply straightened itself out over time.During her father’s presidential campaign and subsequent two terms in the White House, Chelsea was well known for her tight curlsThe new mother, who gave birth to daughter Charlotte in September, explained that her iconic hairstyle simply changed over timeIn her interview, published days after her mother’s presidential candidacy announcement, she also addressed America’s ‘need’ for female politicians 
 Questions:'I'm curious if _'s going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up. (A) Chelsea Clinton (B) United States of America (C) Arkansas (D) Chelsea (E) Elle magazine (F) White House (G) Charlotte (H) America
Example Output:
(G)