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]: An upcoming documentary describes Yelp as the internet's equivalent to the mafia, and the publicly-traded company is doing everything in its power to discredit the film before it is released. Yelp, founded in 2004 by two former PayPal employees, is a website that lets users write their own reviews of businesses like restaurants and doctor's offices. However, like many web businesses, Yelp's revenue comes mainly from advertising and the businesses that buy ads are often also rated and reviewed on the site. Kaylie Milliken is the filmmaker behind Billion Dollar Bully, an ongoing documentary focused on Yelp's impact on small businesses.Billion Dollar Bully, an upcoming documentary, focuses on the review site's impact on small businessesFilmmaker Kaylie Milliken spoke to several business owners who believe their Yelp ratings went down after they declined to advertise on the siteThe company has denied the allegations, citing court rulings, an FTC investigation and a Harvard study as validation of their business practices 
 Questions:In a statement, the company spokesman explained why they decided to pass on speaking to _. (A) Yelp (B) PayPal (C) Kaylie Milliken (D) Billion Dollar Bully (E) FTC (F) Harvard
[A]: (C)


[Q]: (CNN) Lawrence Phillips, an imprisoned former NFL running back who was awaiting trial on charges of killing his cellmate last year, died Wednesday morning after being found unresponsive in his prison cell, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said. The death of Phillips, 40, is being investigated as a suicide, the department said. Phillips was a star running back at Nebraska and a first-round pick for the St. Louis Rams in 1996, but lasted in the NFL only three seasons. He was sent to a California prison in 2008 after being convicted of domestic violence, false imprisonment and vehicle theft charges.Lawrence Phillips had great potential but demons, too, former college coach tells newspaperHe was in prison for domestic violence and other chargesPhillips, 40, was to stand trial again, accused of killing a cellmate 
 Questions:The former running back had a huge season as a sophomore for _, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season. (A) CNN (B) Lawrence Phillips (C) NFL (D) California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (E) Phillips (F) Nebraska (G) St. Louis Rams (H) California
[A]: (F)


[Q]: A terror-sympathiser linked to hate preacher Abu Qatada has been granted the right to live in the UK despite earlier being branded a risk to national security. The Moroccan-born 56-year-old holds joint French and Algerian nationality but is married to a British woman. However, he was excluded from the country on August 25, 2005 as he represented 'a sufficiently serious threat' to public safety. The father-of-eight, known only as ZZ, previously admitted having sympathy for banned Algerian terror group the GIA - but has had a decision banning him from the UK overturned after citing the Human Rights Act. According to judgement from the Special Immigration Appeals Commission, ZZ 'was not frank' about trips he made to the continent as a GIA activist.The terror sympathiser known only as ZZ was barred from the UK in 2005He tried to sneak into the country on a fake Belgian passport in 2009An appeals tribunal found that much of ZZ's evidence 'lacked credibility'Despite his alleged past, ZZ is no longer regarded a security risk 
 Questions:No specific measures were mentioned in the recent Queen's speech, but he said: 'We are very clear about what we want which is _ judges making decisions in British courts,. (A) Abu Qatada (B) UK (C) Moroccan (D) French (E) Algerian (F) British (G) ZZ (H) GIA (I) Human Rights Act (J) Special Immigration Appeals Commission (K) Belgian
[A]:
(F)