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: (CNN) Sen. Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump's pick to be United States attorney general, launched a public campaign as Alabama attorney general in 1996 to prevent a gay rights group from holding a conference at the University of Alabama, according to a KFile review of contemporaneous press accounts and legal filings. Sessions's record in public office is coming under increased scrutiny now that he has been selected as Trump's attorney general. He has been a staunch opponent of the LGBT rights movement. He dubbed the Supreme Court's 2015 decision legalizing gay marriage an "effort to secularize, by force and intimidation." And in 2000 and 2009 he voted against measures expanding hate crime legislation to include sexual orientation. He's also co-sponsor, along with other prominent Republicans, of The First Amendment Defense Act, a bill opponents have dubbed "a right to discriminate." President-Elect Donald Trump has vowed he'd sign the measure.Sessions launched a public campaign as Alabama attorney general to prevent an LGBT conference from being held at a public university.Donald Trump has tapped Sessions to be United States attorney general. 
 Questions:_ agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene. (A) CNN (B) Jeff Sessions (C) Donald Trump (D) United States (E) Alabama (F) University of Alabama (G) KFile (H) Trump (I) LGBT (J) Supreme Court (K) Republicans (L) The First Amendment Defense Act

A: (B)
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Q: George W. Bush went home to Texas nearly six years ago, but the nation is still working through the contentious national security legacy he left behind. A hotly disputed Senate report on the CIA's brutal interrogation tactics is tearing open barely healed political wounds first opened after the September 11, 2001, attacks. The report found CIA tactics were more brutal than previously known and accused the agency of keeping the Bush White House and Congress in the dark about them. The questions raised by the Intelligence Committee's document -- about how to wage a relentless war on terrorism within constitutional and moral constraints -- seem as intense as ever.Bush anti-terror legacy still contested six years after he left officeObama warns against refighting old argumentsMcCain: the American people 'need answers'Obama's own 'war on terror' tactics in question 
 Questions:His remarks were particularly notable because Obama defeated _ in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership. (A) George W. Bush (B) Texas (C) Senate (D) CIA (E) Bush White House (F) Congress (G) Intelligence Committee (H) Bush (I) Obama (J) McCain (K) American

A: (J)
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Q: (CNN) -- U.S. kidnapping victim Jaycee Dugard, who gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity, said she did what she had to do to survive. During a wide-ranging interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer that aired Sunday night, Dugard opened up about her experiences at the hands of her captors, Nancy and Philip Garrido. Dugard was just 11 years old when she was abducted in 1991 from the street in front of her South Lake Tahoe, California, home. The Garridos held her and her daughters in a hidden compound of sheds and tarpaulins until she was found in 2009.Jaycee Dugard was just 11 when she was abductedShe gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivityHer memoir, "A Stolen Life," is due in stores on TuesdayDugard speaks exclusively to ABC News' Diane Sawyer 
 Questions:Dugard recounted the first moment _ entered her life. (A) CNN (B) U.S. (C) Jaycee Dugard (D) ABC News (E) Diane Sawyer (F) Dugard (G) Nancy (H) South Lake Tahoe (I) California (J) Garridos (K) A Stolen Life

A:
(C)
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