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.
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Question: Katy Perry has unveiled rainbow-coloured hair and dressed up as a sexy Christmas fairy for H&M's festive campaign. The 31-year-old pop princess can be seen dancing around with gingerbread men, toy soldiers and candy canes in the uplifting film for the high-street chain. But the American songstress isn't the only famous face in the merry advert - British supermodel Jourdan Dunn and Sean O'Pry - from Taylor Swift's Bad Blood music video - also star. As well as lending her good looks to the campaign, Katy has exclusively recorded her first-ever Christmas track for the advert, Every Day Is A Holiday,  which was produced by Duke Dumont.Katy Perry has recorded her first-ever Christmas track for the H&M advertThe 31-year-old dances around with gingerbread men and toy soldiersUplifting film also stars supermodels Jourdan Dunn and Sean O'PrySee more news and updates on Katy Perry's festive campaign 
 Questions:The 31-year-old Roar hitmaker trumped her contemporary _ in the much vaunted list. (A) Katy Perry (B) H&M (C) American (D) British (E) Jourdan Dunn (F) Sean O'Pry (G) Taylor Swift (H) Bad Blood (I) Katy (J) Every Day Is A Holiday (K) Duke Dumont

Answer: (G)


Question: Joe Root admitted pitches like the one in Grenada make it easier to make centuries and harder to win games, as West Indies batted themselves into a position of relative comfort on day four of the second Test. Regardless of the state of the wicket, Root was in superb touch on his way to 182 not out in the morning session, his second highest score and the fourth of his six hundreds to pass the 150 mark. But for the second match in a row England's hopes of pushing for victory were railroaded by a dead pitch that was arguably better for run-making than on day one.Joe Root scored 182* but criticises lifeless pitch in GrenadaEngland struggled to take wickets on fourth day, as draw looks likelyRoot admits England 'need a very good first hour' to force a result 
 Questions:Speaking after the match, _ lifted the lid on the tourists' frustrations. (A) Joe Root (B) Grenada (C) West Indies (D) England

Answer: (A)


Question: A political operative has sued presidential campaign adviser David Axelrod over Axelrod's claim that he came up with the attack strategy that saved an embattled Philadelphia mayor in 2003. Philadelphia campaign consultant Frank Keel said it was his idea to blame Republicans for an FBI listening device found in Democratic Mayor John Street's office. Keel considers the decision to attack then-President George W. Bush's Republican administration 'a defining moment' of his career, according to his lawsuit. 'His brazen and successful handling of the crisis launched Keel to the forefront of his profession,' said the legal filing, filed earlier this week and first reported on by The Philadelphia Inquirer.Axelrod took credit in his memoir for a plan blaming GOP dirty-tricksters for a listening device the FBI planted in a Philadelphia mayor's office as part of a criminal probeBut another Democratic operative claims it was all his idea – and Axelrod thought it was a bad oneIt's the second time the Obama confidant's book has been branded dishonestA Mitt Romney aide said last month that Axelrod lied when he wrote that the Republican candidate suggested on Election Night 2012 that Obama only won because his outreach targeted black votersAxelrod has a long career in Democratic politics and landed a six-figure consulting contract with Britain's Labour Party during this year's elections 
 Questions:The personal aide of one-time Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted him last month for writing that Romney had claimed President _'s 2012 election victory was the product of an aggressive get-out-the-vote operation tageting blacks. (A) David Axelrod (B) Axelrod (C) Philadelphia (D) Frank Keel (E) Republicans (F) FBI (G) Democratic (H) John Street (I) Keel (J) George W. Bush (K) Republican (L) Philadelphia Inquirer (M) GOP (N) Obama (O) Mitt Romney (P) Election Night 2012 (Q) Britain (R) Labour Party

Answer:
(N)