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.

[EX Q]: (CNN) -- Saturday saw protests across the United States, held to express solidarity with the anti-government demonstrations currently roiling Egypt. Whether on the East Coast or the West Coast, crowds carried banners, flags and signs as they chanted, hoping their support could be felt thousands of miles away in Cairo, Alexandria and other Egyptian cities. In San Francisco, demonstrators gathered at a corner on Market Street and quickly packed the sidewalk, waving Egyptian and American flags. Participants seemed to represent a rainbow of backgrounds and ages. There were elderly couples, teenagers and children with Egypt's colors painted on their faces. Many Egyptian-Americans were there, enlivening the chants with Arabic phrases. But plenty of people of Latin, Caucasian and Asian descent also turned out to march, support Egyptian demonstrators and demand the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak.NEW: Solidarity demonstrations are held in cities large and smallNEW: Many ethnic groups and ages are represented among the demonstratorsHundreds attend a protest outside the U.N. in New York, chanting "Mubarak must go" 
 Questions:On the _, hundreds gathered outside the United Nations in New York. (A) CNN (B) United States (C) Egypt (D) Whether (E) East Coast (F) West Coast (G) Cairo (H) Alexandria (I) Egyptian (J) San Francisco (K) Market Street (L) American (M) Americans (N) Arabic (O) Latin (P) Caucasian (Q) Asian (R) Hosni Mubarak (S) U.N. (T) New York (U) Mubarak
[EX A]: (E)

[EX Q]: New York (CNN) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday fired back at the president of Yale University and others who have suggested city police went too far in their surveillance of Muslims. "We have to keep this country safe," the mayor told reporters, addressing questions about an Associated Press report that said the NYPD was closely monitoring Muslim student associations in schools across the Northeastern United States. "If people put things on websites and make them available to everybody, of course the NYPD is going to look at anything that's publicly available in the public domain," Bloomberg said. "And given we've had a dozen people arrested or convicted of terrorist acts who've come from similar organizations, we have an obligation to do so."The mayor addresses an AP report that said police monitored Muslims at various schoolsYale's president describes the program as "antithetical to the values" of the university"We have to keep this country safe," Bloomberg tells reporters 
 Questions:"We are concerned that news reports about _'s presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read. (A) New York (B) CNN (C) Michael Bloomberg (D) Yale University (E) Muslims (F) Associated Press (G) NYPD (H) Muslim (I) Northeastern United States (J) Bloomberg (K) AP (L) Yale
[EX A]: (G)

[EX Q]: Nike co-founder Phil Knight, who turned a business selling shoes out of the back of his car into the world's most valuable sports brand, has announced plans to step down as company chairman. Business visionary Knight, 77, was a middle distance runner in college who began the company in a handshake deal with Oregon coach Bill Bowerman in 1964, with each putting up $500. With shrewd marketing campaigns that began in 1984 with the iconic Air Jordan sneaker worn by future NBA legend Michael Jordan, he made the swoosh one of the most recognizable logos around the globe. That phenomenal growth also landed Knight on Forbes magazine's list of 50 richest people in the world, with a net worth estimated at $24 billion.Billionaire Chairman of Nike to step down after five decade careerCo-founded the world's largest sports shoe company in 1968Famed for his blending of business and marketing acumenSinged the young Michael Jordan in 1984 after Adidas passed on himBasketball player's line of Air Jordan sneakers helped propel Nike to new heightsNike signed Jordan to a contract worth $2.5 million paving the way for clothing juggernautDeparture clears the way for Nike president and CEO Mark Parker to succeed him 
 Questions:Some shoes that _ didn't originally intend to sell also brought the company notoriety in the '80s. (A) Nike co (B) Phil Knight (C) Knight (D) Oregon (E) Bill Bowerman (F) Air Jordan (G) NBA (H) Michael Jordan (I) Forbes magazine (J) Co (K) Adidas (L) Basketball (M) Jordan (N) Departure (O) Mark Parker
[EX A]:
(A)