In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .
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Question: George Osborne pleaded with David Cameron not to hold an in/out referendum on the European Union, it emerged last night. Senior Tory sources revealed the Chancellor had repeatedly warned against the move in the run-up to the Prime Minister’s referendum pledge in 2013. Meanwhile a major new biography of Mr Cameron said the issue had opened up a ‘rare schism’ between the two men. The revelation that the Chancellor tried to block the referendum will raise eyebrows among Eurosceptic Tories, given his role as Mr Cameron’s lead negotiator in talks to secure a new deal with the EU. A spokesman for the Chancellor last night said it was ‘nonsense’ to suggest he had ever opposed holding an in/out vote.Osborne repeatedly warned against move before PM’s referendum pledgeHe warned PM referendum would not resolve tensions within Tory partyAlso said it would put party on wrong side of mainstream business opinionMajor new biography said issue opened up ‘rare schism’ between two men

Answer: ‘He certainly expressed his opinion to _ that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.


Question: Little Horse Puzzle, Wild Animal Quiz for Kids and Summer Beach Basketball Mania: these innocent-sounding videogames have been spiked in a classification crackdown by the Australian government. These are among more than 200 games effectively banned by the Australian government this year, alongside more blood-soaked titles like Sniper 3D Assault Zombie, Street of Death and Survival Contract. Other games deemed not suitable for Australians include: Police Dog: Crime City Chase, Hobo Simulator, AK-47 Simulator, League of Guessing, Pocket Pool Pro, Charming Cheerleader Girl, Police Bus for Criminals and Pong Retro. Minister of Justice Michael Keenan's office said the banning-spree is a result of changes to how games are classified in Australia.More than 200 videogames have been banned in Australia this yearAustralian Government 'refused classification' to 219 games since JanuaryGames included: Little Horse Puzzle and Wild Animal Quiz for KidsNew classification system will be introduced by government on July 1

Answer: A rating and consumer advice specific to _ is then designed.


Question: ISIS is extorting hundreds of millions of pounds from captive residents in Syria and Iraq using an army of tax collectors and informants to fund its so-called caliphate, an investigation has found. People living in territory controlled by the extremists are forced to pay a religious tax, known as 'zakat', to fund salaries that attract recruits and pay for services such as street cleaning and bread subsidies. An investigation found that the terror group now earns as much from taxation, extortion and confiscation as oil, which brought in a staggering £296million ($450m) during the past year. A religious tax dating back to the days of the Prophet Mohammed, zakat requires Muslims with sufficient income to hand over 2.5 per cent of their capital to those fighting for a holy cause.ISIS terrorists extorting millions of pounds from captive residents in SyriaCivilians forced to pay religious tax, known as zakat, to fund ISIS recruitersResidents and businesses forced to give up 2.5 per cent of capital to ISISInvestigation found militants earn £296m in tax, extortion and confiscation

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'Oil wealth serves several purposes: it provides energy needs for the estimated 10 million civilians living in _ controlled territory and it helps fuel the war machine.