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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.
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It was a silent protest for same sex marriage hailed by campaigners as one of the most effective ever seen. A bridal party and guests at an Australian wedding covered their ears when the celebrant spoke the compulsory words that marriage is the union of a 'man and a woman'. Bride and groom Abbey and Mitchell Johnston, both 22, told Daily Mail Australia they thought it was the 'right thing to do' and a bid to 'stand up and do something special'. Mrs Johnston was troubled after her celebrant, Alison Bartlett, told her she was required by law to read out loud the precise statement known as the monitum at the ceremony.Bride, groom and guests covered their ears when celebrant said marriage is the union of a 'man and a woman'Abbey and Mitchell Johnston, both 22, said their symbol of defiance was the 'right thing to do' at their simple ceremony this yearGroom told bride-to-be: 'Yes. Absolutely we have to do this. You are crazy and I love it!'Celebrants are legally bound to read the following passage, known as the monitum, at weddings'Marriage, according to the law in Australia, is the union of a man and a woman to the exclusion of all others' 
 Questions:Two countries have legalised same-sex marriage in the past five weeks and the matter continues to be subject to political debate in _. (A) Australian (B) Bride (C) Abbey (D) Mitchell Johnston (E) Johnston (F) Alison Bartlett (G) Groom
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(A)


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(CNN) A Yazidi woman who fled ISIS counted on reuniting with her husband after he found asylum in the United States. But she was barred from boarding a flight out of Iraq. A medical student in West Virginia is concerned his father won't be able to return home after attending a funeral in Iran. And an elderly Iraqi man's trip to see his son and daughter was abruptly halted in Qatar when he was put back on a plane to Baghdad. These are just a few of the families whose lives are in limbo after President Donald Trump's executive order limiting immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries. They express fears for what the future will hold for them and their loved ones. Here are their stories:Dallal fled ISIS but can't see her husband in the United StatesSusan, an Iraqi-American, worries for relatives seeking US asylumMohammed Al Rawi's father was turned back while en route from Baghdad 
 Questions:"(I) was actually planning to send my kids to school in _ but no more. (A) Yazidi (B) ISIS (C) United States (D) Iraq (E) West Virginia (F) Iran (G) Iraqi (H) Qatar (I) Baghdad (J) Donald Trump (K) Muslim (L) Dallal (M) Susan (N) American (O) Mohammed Al Rawi
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(C)


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(CNN) In the 1980s, New York City's Times Square wasn't so much the "Crossroads of the World" as it was the wrong side of the tracks. The sex market and drug trade thrived in the area, and homeless encampments dotted its streets. Many local theaters -- once legitimate operations showcasing the performances of renowned actors like Lionel Barrymore -- had become home to peep shows and porn movies. Crime rates soared. In 1981, Rolling Stone magazine called West 42nd Street, located in the heart of Times Square, the "sleaziest block in America." Tim Tompkins, president of the Times Square Alliance, said the area was then -- and has always been -- representative of what was working or not working in New York City as a whole.If you've visited New York City recently, you've probably walked around Times Square along with thousands of othersIn the 1980s, it wasn't safe to stroll around what was called "the sleaziest block in America"Today, there are more than 100,000 pedestrians on 42nd Street on a given day 
 Questions:"Throughout New York City, crime was a huge issue that was making people stay away, and despite the incredible assets of _, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said. (A) New York City (B) Times Square (C) Crossroads of the World (D) Lionel Barrymore (E) Rolling Stone (F) West 42nd Street (G) America (H) Tim Tompkins (I) Times Square Alliance (J) 42nd Street
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(A)