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.

Referee Martin Atkinson will take charge of this Sunday's Merseyside derby - the official's first at Goodison Park since he infuriated Everton fans four years ago. Atkinson will stand in his fifth clash between Everton and Liverpool, who renew hostilities at Goodison Park at 1.30pm on Sunday, having previously caused controversy in the fixture. The West Yorkshire official has sent off three players during those Mersey derbies, with his decision to show Jack Rodwell a straight red card for a foul on Luis Suarez in 2011 the most controversial. Rodwell had appeared to execute a perfectly good tackle on the then Liverpool striker, whose team went on to beat their 10-man opponents 2-0. The red card was later rescinded.Everton host Liverpool in Mersey derby at 1.30pm on SundayMartin Atkinson will officiate, having caused controversy in fixture in pastEverton were outraged at a red card shown to Jack Rodwell in 2011 
 Questions:He also took charge during _'s 4-0 win at Anfield in 2014 and the 1-1 draw last season, when Phil Jagielka's late thunderbolt secured a 1-1 draw. (A) Martin Atkinson (B) Merseyside (C) Goodison Park (D) Everton (E) Atkinson (F) Liverpool (G) West Yorkshire (H) Mersey (I) Jack Rodwell (J) Luis Suarez (K) Rodwell
(F)

(CNN)Politicians, journalists and conservative activists will swoop into Des Moines this weekend for a major gathering of Republicans that's widely viewed as the first cattle call this cycle for the GOP presidential race. Close to 10 potential candidates will speak at the daylong Iowa Freedom Summit on Saturday, co-hosted by the group Citizens United and Rep. Steve King, a high-profile Republican from Iowa with serious clout among social conservatives. With Iowa the first state to vote in the presidential nominating season, it's considered a must-stop for White House hopefuls on both sides of the aisle, and this weekend gives 2016 players a chance to roll out their message to core caucus-goers, strategists say.Potential GOP presidential candidates will gather in Iowa this weekendThe state holds the nation's first presidential nominating contest next year 
 Questions:Also on the social front, the House, in a battle that pitted _ against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions. (A) CNN (B) Des Moines (C) GOP (D) Iowa Freedom Summit (E) Citizens United (F) Steve King (G) Iowa (H) White House
(C)

The Duchess of Cambridge's decision to 'borrow' a priceless tiara belonging to the Queen Mother rather than buying a new one has confused the Chinese media, MailOnline can reveal today. Kate wore the Papyrus tiara at last night's state banquet at Buckingham Palace, which has bamboozled Chinese journalists because sharing heirlooms is so rare. Chinese news website ifeng.com told readers the Duchess, 33, first wore the Queen Mother's tiara in 2013 and were surprised she didn’t just get a new one for meeting President Xi yesterday. One article said: 'It looks like this is not the first time that she "borrowed" the tiara from the Queen' - but added glowingly: 'This made Kate’s first state banquet appearance phenomenal. We look forward to more stunning fashion from her'.Chinese media confused by Kate's need to wear Queen Mother's tiaraJournalists call British 'potato people' who 'can't drink tea properly'Obsession in China with Viscount Hood - falsely called 'Queen's butler'Britain to send TV like Sherlock in return for HS2 and nuclear power plants 
 Questions:Coverage of the Chinese leader’s four-day state visit has also required a string of articles explaining _ culture. (A) Duchess of Cambridge (B) Mother (C) Chinese (D) MailOnline (E) Kate (F) Papyrus (G) Buckingham Palace (H) Duchess (I) Xi (J) Kate’s (K) British (L) China (M) Viscount Hood (N) Britain (O) Sherlock (P) HS2

(K)