In this task, you will be given a passage, a question and a list of single-word events identified from the passage. The goal is to point out all events from the given event list that can answer the question. If a question is unanswerable or none of the events answer the question, output should be empty.

Example Input: Passage: But overall, it had little impact on the currency market as it was in line with expectations, they added. "Our bias is to see the US dollar drift higher into year-end as sentiment continues to improve, especially if housing indicators stabilize and the large speculative net short (sell) position is further unwound," wrote National Australia Bank senior researcher John Kyriakopoulos in a note to clients. Question: What happens to sentiment as the dollar drifts higher? Events: ['had', 'was', 'expectations', 'added', 'see', 'drift', 'sentiment', 'continues', 'improve', 'stabilize', 'unwound', 'wrote', 'impact']
Example Output: continues

Example Input: Passage: "This kind of terrorist attack has to be condemned and condemned thoroughly," Rice said aboard the plane bringing her to Berlin, where she began a five-day European tour. "The Palestinian Authority has done so." Question: What happened after Rice said something? Events: ['attack', 'condemned', 'condemned', 'said', 'bringing', 'began', 'tour', 'done']
Example Output:

Example Input: Passage: They suffocated to death," said Bernard Brocvielle, Haute-Marne's chief vet. An emergency plan was set in action on Sunday because of fears the chickens might have been infected with the H5N1 flu virus which can be fatal to humans. Question: What might have happened before the emergency plan was set in action? Events: ['suffocated', 'death', 'said', 'infected', 'be', 'set']
Example Output:
infected