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) Marching by candlelight, demonstrators poured into streets across Poland to protest what some lament as the impending death of democracy in the country. Crowds gathered in locations across the country on Thursday evening, including outside the presidential palace in Warsaw, just hours after the lower house of Parliament passed a bill that would give the populist government the power to push all of the country's Supreme Court judges into retirement. Videos shared on social media captured the moment when protesters assembled in the capital sang a resounding version of the national anthem, waving Polish and European Union flags. The upper house of Parliament, controlled by the country's ruling party -- the Law and Justice party, or PiS -- continued to debate the proposal on Friday as protests grew.Citing "judicial reform," ruling party aims to curtail independence of courtsEU threatens Poland with sanctions, suspension of voting rights 
 Questions:In _, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick. (A) Poland (B) Warsaw (C) Supreme Court (D) Polish (E) European Union (F) Law and Justice (G) PiS (H) EU
[A]: (B)


[Q]: Beijing (CNN) Imagine taking a five-hour exam just to get a job interview. That's what nearly one million people did in China Sunday, taking the country's grueling civil service entrance exam, or Guokao. Test-takers had two hours to answer 135 multiple-choice questions on topics covering language, mathematics, logic, politics, law and culture. That was followed by 3 hours of essay questions. The exam is only held once a year, so for those taking part, it's do or die. They are competing for 27,000 jobs. The odds of getting one -- after the exam and a subsequent interview -- are about 36 to 1.They are competing to be interviewed for one of 27,000 jobsAnswer 135 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours, then 3 hours of essay questions 
 Questions:Wang's desired role pays only 6,000 yuan ($870) a month, but includes benefits such as _ housing registration, free accommodation and free food at the office canteen. (A) Beijing (B) CNN (C) China (D) Guokao
[A]: (A)


[Q]: The National Collegiate Athletics Association is worried about holding the Final Four – one of the nation's biggest college sporting events – in Indianapolis, after Indiana's governor signed a 'religious freedom' bill into law that gay rights activists say is a license to discriminate. Mark Emmert, the president of the NCAA, said Thursday that the governing body for college sports is 'especially concerned about how this legislation could affect our student-athletes and employees.' The Final Four, an annual culmination of the national men's college basketball tournament, is slated to be held next week at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, a city where the NCAA itself is based.Look for gay rights protests at Lucas Oil Stadium as the men's college basketball tournament comes to Indianapolis, where the NCAA is basedLaw signed Thursday trumps state and local statutes that force business owners to serve the public in ways that violate their religious beliefsGay rights groups see the measure – the 20th of its kind in America – as a back-door license to discriminateRepublican Gov. Mike Pence signed it while insisting that it brings Indiana in line with a 1993 federal religious-protection law signed by Bill ClintonPence is a long-shot but still in the hunt as a potential 2016 Republican presidential nominee 
 Questions:Supporters say discrimination concerns are overblown and that the _ measure merely seeks to prevent the government from compelling people to provide services like catering or photography for same-sex weddings or other activities they find objectionable on religious grounds. (A) National Collegiate Athletics Association (B) Final Four (C) Indianapolis (D) Indiana (E) Mark Emmert (F) NCAA (G) Lucas Oil Stadium (H) America (I) Republican (J) Mike Pence (K) Bill Clinton (L) Pence
[A]:
(D)