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]: President Barack Obama took an evening away from politicking Sunday to honor top artists -- and crack some jokes. Obama received the five Kennedy Center honorees at the White House before the annual gala that honored this year Tom Hanks, Sting, Al Green, Lily Tomlin and ballerina Patricia McBride. Sting got a presidential mention not just for his chart-topping music career, but also for his stage name. "Now, not everybody can pull off a name like Sting, but this guy can. His wife, Trudie, calls him Sting. Apparently his kids call him Sting," Obama said to laughs at the White House reception. "'POTUS' is a pretty good nickname -- but let's face it, it's not as cool as Sting. I kind of wish I was called Sting."Obama's nickname-of-choice? Apparently, it's "Sting"President Obama may have dished out jokes Sunday, but Michelle Obama is apparently "the most powerful and influential""There she is...next to the President, which I assume means she has no future plans to run for office" Stephen Colbert joked 
 Questions:_, however, later said on the red carpet he was "not so sure" his name is cooler than the President's moniker. (A) Barack Obama (B) Obama (C) Kennedy Center (D) White House (E) Tom Hanks (F) Sting (G) Al Green (H) Lily Tomlin (I) Patricia McBride (J) Trudie (K) POTUS (L) Michelle Obama (M) Stephen Colbert
[A]: (F)


[Q]: Washington (CNN) The Senate has silenced Elizabeth Warren. And by doing so, majority Republicans just handed the liberal firebrand a megaphone -- further elevating President Donald Trump's fiercest and most prominent critic in the Senate and turning her into a Democratic hero. The rebuke of Warren came after the Massachusetts Democrat read a letter written 30 years ago by Coretta Scott King, the widow of Martin Luther King Jr., opposing the nomination of Jeff Sessions for a federal judgeship. Warren cited the letter during a debate on the nomination of Sessions -- now an Alabama senator -- as Donald Trump's attorney general. Reading from King's letter to members of the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1986, Warren said: "Mr. Sessions has used the awesome power of his office to chill the free exercise of the vote by black citizens in the district he now seeks to serve as a federal judge."Warren was told she violated Senate rules against impugning another senatorShe was reading a letter by Coretta Scott King from 1986 opposing Jeff Sessions 
 Questions:Millions of people had also watched on Facebook as _ read the letter outside the Senate chamber. (A) Washington (B) CNN (C) Senate (D) Elizabeth Warren (E) Republicans (F) Donald Trump (G) Democratic (H) Massachusetts (I) Democrat (J) Coretta Scott King (K) Martin Luther King Jr. (L) Jeff Sessions (M) Sessions (N) Alabama (O) Senate Judiciary Committee
[A]: (D)


[Q]: The Duchess of Cambridge's baby is due as early as today, it has been revealed. According to one well-placed source, Kate's real due date is today or tomorrow - which would tie in with comments made by the Duchess herself. Speaking during an engagement in London last month, she said that her second child is due 'mid to late April'. Scroll down for video Due today? The Duchess of Cambridge revealed her baby is due 'mid to late April' during a visit last month Kate, 33, who was touring the Stephen Lawrence Centre in Deptford with Prince William, added: 'Not long to go now.'Sources have hinted that the Duchess' real due date is today or tomorrowThe Duchess herself has said that her due date is 'mid to late April'Although the 25th is favourite, the Palace says no date has been confirmedPrince William is due to be at the Cenotaph for ANZAC Day on SaturdayPrince Harry will also be in London this weekend for the London Marathon 
 Questions:'_ herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.' (A) The Duchess (B) Cambridge (C) Kate (D) London (E) Stephen Lawrence Centre (F) Deptford (G) William (H) Palace (I) Cenotaph (J) ANZAC Day (K) Harry (L) London Marathon
[A]:
(A)