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: (CNN) Sen. Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump's pick to be United States attorney general, launched a public campaign as Alabama attorney general in 1996 to prevent a gay rights group from holding a conference at the University of Alabama, according to a KFile review of contemporaneous press accounts and legal filings. Sessions's record in public office is coming under increased scrutiny now that he has been selected as Trump's attorney general. He has been a staunch opponent of the LGBT rights movement. He dubbed the Supreme Court's 2015 decision legalizing gay marriage an "effort to secularize, by force and intimidation." And in 2000 and 2009 he voted against measures expanding hate crime legislation to include sexual orientation. He's also co-sponsor, along with other prominent Republicans, of The First Amendment Defense Act, a bill opponents have dubbed "a right to discriminate." President-Elect Donald Trump has vowed he'd sign the measure.Sessions launched a public campaign as Alabama attorney general to prevent an LGBT conference from being held at a public university.Donald Trump has tapped Sessions to be United States attorney general. 
 Questions:_ agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene. (A) CNN (B) Jeff Sessions (C) Donald Trump (D) United States (E) Alabama (F) University of Alabama (G) KFile (H) Trump (I) LGBT (J) Supreme Court (K) Republicans (L) The First Amendment Defense Act

A: (B)
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Q: (CNN) -- The Obama administration urged Qatar on Thursday to allow an American couple convicted of wrongdoing in the death of their adopted daughter to return to the United States. A heightened State Department appeal comes after the family increased pressure on U.S. officials to do more to secure the release of Matthew and Grace Huang. When their daughter, Gloria, died in January 2013, the couple was immediately arrested on charges they starved her to death. The Huangs, who maintained their daughter suffered from an eating disorder, have denied any wrongdoing in connection with her death and are fighting the conviction.State Department steps up pressure on Qatar over U.S. couple's convictionMatt and Grace Huang were tried and convicted in the death of their daughterThey said the girl had an eating disorder, while Qatar prosecutors said they starved herThe case comes at a delicate time for U.S. and Qatari ties 
 Questions:"The State Department will continue to engage _ officials at the highest levels. (A) CNN (B) Obama (C) Qatar (D) American (E) United States (F) State Department (G) U.S. (H) Matthew and Grace Huang (I) Gloria (J) Huangs (K) Matt (L) Grace Huang

A: (C)
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Q: (CNN) President Donald Trump appeared to take credit for the decision of major Gulf nations to cut diplomatic relations with Qatar, an important US ally, putting his stamp of approval on the move despite Pentagon and State Department attempts to remain neutral. "During my recent trip to the Middle East I stated that there can no longer be funding of Radical Ideology. Leaders pointed to Qatar - look," he tweeted Tuesday. The tweet could pose difficulties for the US in explaining why it remains in Qatar, host to the one of the Pentagon's largest military bases in the Middle East and a linchpin in the campaign against ISIS. For that reason, the President's 140 character blast may raise concerns within the Defense Department.The three Gulf countries and Egypt accused Qatar of supporting terrorism and destabilizing the regionThe feud among Washington's closest Gulf allies could disrupt US efforts to fight ISIS 
 Questions:Spicer said the _ "wants to see this issue deescalated and resolved immediately" and said regional cooperation is "so important." (A) CNN (B) Donald Trump (C) Gulf (D) Qatar (E) US (F) Pentagon (G) State Department (H) Middle East (I) Radical Ideology (J) ISIS (K) Defense Department (L) Egypt (M) Washington

A:
(E)
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