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) -- Suddenly, Europe is talking about growth and not just austerity. The French and the Greeks have followed voters in a series of other European countries in rejecting a pro-austerity government. The Greeks just denied their ruling parties a majority vote in the parliamentary elections, throwing into question the country's commitment to structural and fiscal reform. And the French elected Francois Hollande, who will be France's first Socialist president in 17 years. America has a large stake in European prosperity. Twenty-two percent of U.S. exports are sent to Europe and the two economies are stitched together with cross-border investments, interdependent capital markets and a shared view of global economic governance. Our mutual dependence has grown to the point that when either economy catches cold the other one risks more than a mild sniffle.French and Greeks reject their pro-austerity governments in electionsKent Hughes: America has a large stake in European prosperityHe says that short-term austerity policies do not revive economic growthHughes: Traders will benefit from market volatility, long-term investors will do fine 
 Questions:_ banks that have been harboring reserves are likely to be even more cautious going forward. (A) CNN (B) Europe (C) French (D) Greeks (E) Francois Hollande (F) France (G) Socialist (H) America (I) U.S. (J) Kent Hughes (K) Hughes
[EX A]: (B)

[EX Q]: Belgian doctors are planning to kill a perfectly healthy 24-year-old woman by euthanasia because she is suffering from 'suicidal thoughts'. It is estimated that five people a day in Belgium die with the assistance of doctors, ranging from those with terminal illness to others with chronic, but not life threatening ailments. Now, a woman, known only as the fictitious name Laura, has been told she qualifies for euthanasia, despite not having a terminal disease. The young woman spoke with Belgian newspaper De Morgen about her decision. She said she was convinced that she had to die since her childhood claiming 'life, that's not for me'.Laura, 24, does not suffer from any terminal disease or physical illnessShe told doctors who assessed her condition that 'life, that's not for me'Five people a day currently die with the assistance of medics in BelgiumNew figures show that euthanasia numbers have jumped by a third 
 Questions:The report raised new questions over _’s increasingly controversial 13-year-old euthanasia law, which has won wide acceptance from the medical establishment, and which now allows even children to be killed by doctors. (A) Belgian (B) Laura (C) De Morgen
[EX A]: (A)

[EX Q]: Downing Street has given a 'final offer' over the proposed election TV debates, involving seven party leaders, including David Cameron A ‘final offer’ has been given to broadcasters for David Cameron to take part in one, seven-way TV election debate. Downing Street has accused the BBC and other networks of causing ‘chaos’ by attempting to dictate the terms of debates and repeatedly altering their proposals. It said broadcasters had ignored Mr Cameron’s long-held position that televised clashes between leaders were over-dominant in the 2010 election campaign and should start earlier. Number Ten is proposing a debate involving Mr Cameron, Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg, Nigel Farage, Green leader Natalie Bennett, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and Plaid Cymru’s Leanne Wood at the end of this month.Downing Street said broadcasters caused 'chaos' with debate proposalsBranded it 'deeply unsatisfactory' and said they should have started earlierUltimatum said single debate must feature Greens, SNP and Plaid CymruThey would debate alongside Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Nigel FarageOther parties unlikely to agree, raising doubts over whether debates will happen 
 Questions:Mr _ has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’. (A) Downing Street (B) David Cameron (C) BBC (D) Cameron (E) Ed Miliband (F) Nick Clegg (G) Nigel Farage (H) Green (I) Natalie Bennett (J) SNP (K) Nicola Sturgeon (L) Plaid Cymru (M) Leanne Wood (N) Greens
[EX A]:
(E)