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.

Input: Consider Input: An eight-year-old female Star Wars fan forced Disney to change its labelling policy after she complained her Darth Vader costume was marked 'for boys'. Izzy Cornthwaite, from Chorley, Lancashire, was disappointed to find the distinctive outfit she wanted to wear was classed not for girls - so she wrote to the industry giant to complain. Her concerns were so inspiring that the international company changed its policy, and now all outfits sold in the Disney Store are labelled as 'for kids'. Izzy's mum Becky Heyes said: 'All the Star Wars collection was for boys. There was no Princess Leia suit or anything to do with girls.Izzy Cornthwaite was desperate to dress up as the leader of the Dark SideHowever, only Darth Vader costume she could buy was labelled 'for boys'After purchasing outfit and light saber, contacted Disney to complainEntertainment giant has since relabelled all their costumes, with each outfit now sold as gender neutral 
 Questions:'A few weeks later, _ told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'. (A) Star Wars (B) Disney (C) Darth Vader (D) Izzy Cornthwaite (E) Chorley (F) Lancashire (G) Izzy (H) Becky Heyes (I) Leia (J) Dark Side (K) Entertainment

Output: (B)


Input: Consider Input: (CNN) Be careful what you wish for. For years, activists have pressed the Texas State Board of Education for a more diverse curriculum, and this week The Associated Press reported, the board unveiled its first proposed textbook for Mexican-American studies. The problem? For starters, the "Mexican American Heritage" text asserts that some Mexican-Americans during the civil rights era of the 1960s "opposed Western civilization and wanted to destroy this society." It links Mexican-Americans to the drug trade and illegal immigration and says that Mexican-Americans are ambivalent about assimilating into the United States. The textbook presents a distorted view of Mexican-Americans, in part because it relies on stereotypes and incorrect assumptions. Its editorial content is dubious at best and flat-out racist at worst. The fact that the state of Texas is even considering it is troubling.Raul Reyes: "Mexican American Heritage" text proposed for Texas schools is inaccurateHe says the book advances stereotypes, does not belong in the curriculum of any state 
 Questions:It is not written by Mexican-American studies experts, of which there are many in _. (A) CNN (B) Texas State Board of Education (C) The Associated Press (D) Mexican (E) American (F) Mexican American Heritage (G) Americans (H) Western (I) United States (J) Raul Reyes

Output: (B)


Input: Consider Input: (CNN) Many observers may scratch their heads wondering how a crass billionaire can make inroads with working-class voters, but their confusion misses a critical point: The political revolt that benefited Donald Trump is not limited to the Republican Party, but is also in full fury inside the Democratic Party. Democrats, by embracing in the 1990s a series of bipartisan policies geared toward corporations at the expense of American jobs, have since failed to adequately defend America's working class, and those voters are making their presence felt at the ballot box as a result. Recent polls show the frustrations they feel toward the Democrats pose a real danger in the race for the White House, depending on who ends up winning the nomination. Quinnipiac found a battle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to be an essential tossup in three key swing states: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. Meanwhile, in West Virginia, 53% of Democratic voters said global trade deals take jobs away from American workers.Jonathan Tasini: Bernie Sanders' story is powerful appeal to working class votersNew polls show Sanders is a stronger candidate than Clinton against Trump, he says 
 Questions:Democrats' longtime backing for corporate-friendly policies has, unsurprisingly, created fertile ground for the appeal of a huckster who pledges to "make _ great again." (A) CNN (B) Donald Trump (C) Republican Party (D) Democratic Party (E) Democrats (F) American (G) White House (H) Quinnipiac (I) Hillary Clinton (J) Ohio (K) Pennsylvania (L) Florida (M) West Virginia (N) Democratic (O) Jonathan Tasini (P) Bernie Sanders (Q) Sanders (R) Clinton (S) Trump


Output: (F)