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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's the home of Catalan culture and some of the leading lights in Spanish fashion and design, boasting a clutch of the world's best restaurants and some of Europe's finest architecture. Barcelona is a world class city and its inhabitants consider it to be every bit as cultured and cosmopolitan as the Spanish capital, Madrid. However the news that it is now also the most popular destination for British stag and hen parties when they venture abroad might lead to some of its city bigwigs spluttering into their cafe con leche. A survey by Asda Money has revealed that 12 per cent of those who went abroad to celebrate their last days of freedom before tying the knot made a beeline for the Spanish city.Study found 12% of those who went abroad visited the Spanish cityAmsterdam placed second on the list of popular destinationsThe Dutch city was followed by Benidorm, Berlin and IbizaBritons average £566 in costs when they attend a hen or stag do overseas 
 Questions:The second most popular place according to the survey is _, with one in 10 stags and hens who'd partied overseas visiting the Dutch city. (A) Catalan (B) Spanish (C) Europe (D) Barcelona (E) Madrid (F) British (G) Asda Money (H) Amsterdam (I) Dutch (J) Benidorm (K) Berlin (L) Ibiza (M) Britons
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(H)


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Diyarbakir, Turkey (CNN) -- The empty anchorman's chair in the small television studio said it all. Mehmet Ali Birand, Turkey's most charismatic broadcaster, writer and political commentator had passed away. Birand was in his 70s. He had been battling cancer for years. But news of his death after undergoing gallbladder surgery in hospital still came as a shock. On Thursday night, a hush settled over a bustling restaurant in Diyarbakir when a waiter turned the TV up to hear the sad announcement. Only two days before, Birand had been broadcasting from behind that same desk. His eyes sparkled. He smiled as he spoke. He always performed in front of the camera with such energy. It looked like he was popping out of his chair.Respected Turkish journalist Mehmet Ali Birand dies after operationDuring Turkey's recent history he often angered national leaders"We don't have enough freedom in criticizing" powerbrokers, he said in 2010His last published work included a plea for calm at a Kurdish demonstration 
 Questions:But _ was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else. (A) Diyarbakir (B) Turkey (C) CNN (D) Mehmet Ali Birand (E) Turkish (F) Kurdish
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(D)


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Imagine France without the French. No, not a recently discovered ‘missing’ line from a John Lennon song, but a desire often expressed by the British. We may love the country across the Channel but are generally less enamoured with the people who live there. It’s not just the British, by the way, who feel that our Gallic cousins are not quite as welcoming as they might be. The French people have recently been ticked off by their own Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius for failing to be sufficiently hospitable to foreign tourists (that’s putting it mildly, Laurent). So what if there were a part of France that wasn’t actually ‘in’ France at all and it was populated largely by people who don’t really seem French. It’s not imaginary, it’s real – it’s an island called Corsica – deep in the Med, 250 miles off the coast of Marseilles.Corsica is about relaxing: reading in the day and over-eating in the nightThe island is populated largely by people who don’t really seem FrenchFRANK BARRETT described it as a place with its own ambient smell 
 Questions:_ lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca. (A) France (B) French (C) John Lennon (D) British (E) Channel (F) Gallic (G) Laurent Fabius (H) Laurent (I) in’ France (J) Corsica (K) Med (L) Marseilles (M) FRANK BARRETT
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(J)