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]: It was a mixed day for Mark Footitt who took three more wickets but had three catches dropped as Derbyshire bowled a weakened Surrey side out for 239 on the opening day of the LV= County Championship Division Two match at Derby. The England fast bowling prospect finished with three for 74 and has now taken 35 championship wickets so far although his figures would have been even better if Derbyshire's catching had been sharper. Footitt had South African batsman Dean Elgar and Gary Wilson, who top scored with 65, dropped in the slips while Gareth Batty was put down early in his innings.Poor fielding prevented Mark Footitt from claiming three more wicketsDerbyshire bowled a weakened Surrey side out for 239 on the opening daySurrey batsman Gary Wilson top scored with 65 after being droppedDerbyshire closed on 64-1 with Hamish Rutherford unbeaten on 23 
 Questions:Wilson said: 'It was a hard fought day, I thought they bowled pretty well, _ in particular and it was difficult, especially when the lights came on. (A) Mark Footitt (B) Derbyshire (C) Surrey (D) LV= County Championship Division Two (E) Derby (F) England (G) South African (H) Dean Elgar (I) Gary Wilson (J) Gareth Batty (K) Hamish Rutherford
[A]: (A)


[Q]: SIM cards may be about to join car phones and pagers in the telecoms graveyard. Apple and Samsung are rumoured to be in advanced talks with the GSMA - the association that represents the mobile telecom industry – to replace fiddly cards with an e-SIM. It’s hoped that electronic SIM cards could give consumers more flexibility so they can easily swap mobile networks. Anne Bouverot, chief executive of the GSMA, told The Financial Times the London-based association is close to announcing an agreement to produce a standardised SIM for devices. MailOnline has contacted Apple and Samsung for comment. The technology will likely be similar to the Apple SIM that launched with the iPad Air 2, allowing users to swap between data networks.Apple and Samsung are rumoured to be in advanced talks with the GSMA - to replace fiddly cards with an e-SIMAssociation is close to announcing an agreement to produce a standardised e-SIM for devices, meaning next gen phones may use themEmbedded electronic alternative should make swapping networks easier 
 Questions:However, unlike Apple’s offering, the e-SIM would be embedded into a smartphone or tablet, meaning there will be no more need for the _ slot, TechSpot reported. (A) Apple (B) Samsung (C) GSMA (D) SIM (E) Anne Bouverot (F) The Financial Times (G) London (H) MailOnline
[A]: (D)


[Q]: Genealogists have made an error in compiling the family tree of Hillary Clinton and she is in fact linked to a poor Welsh mining family, an expert claimed As she kicks off her bid to enter the White House, Hillary Clinton could claim that her path to the presidency began some 160 years ago in the little-known Welsh parish of Ystradyfodwg – if she can pronounce it, that is. For while the US Democrat has previously spoken of her British ancestry, a definitive family tree has revealed her links to a poor mining community in the Welsh Valleys. Ystradyfodwg, pronounced Ust-rady-vod-ug, was the home of Mrs Clinton's great grandmother - a woman who showed a determination, similar to that of the former First Lady, to struggle through poverty and eventually emigrate to America with her family.A definitive family tree of Hillary Clinton reveals her Welsh ancestorsThey lived in a poor mining district called Ystradyfodwg, now RhonddaFamily emigrated to Pennsylvania where Mrs Clinton's grandmother Hannah Jones was born - one of four children out of 14 born to surviveHannah Jones then eloped with Hugh Rodham - Mrs Clinton's grandfather - to marry because his family probably disproved of her poor background 
 Questions:In fact Mrs Clinton's steely resolve to get to the _ and make history as the first female president, can be seen in the actions of her female ancestors, who even defied social conventions through the years. (A) Hillary Clinton (B) Welsh (C) White House (D) Ystradyfodwg (E) US (F) Democrat (G) British (H) Welsh Valleys (I) Ust (J) Clinton (K) America (L) Rhondda (M) Family (N) Pennsylvania (O) Hannah Jones (P) Hugh Rodham
[A]:
(C)