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 _ .

[Q]: Using a knife to slice your a loaf would never be this nerve-wracking. This was the moment This Morning's Alice Beer nearly cut her hand on a bread slicing machine as Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby looked on in horror. The incident took place during a segment of the Bread Maker Buyer's Guide on the ITV programme, which saw Alice demonstrate a number of bread makers on the market. She then moved on to the bread slicer, using the gadget to cut a loaf of freshly baked bread. In the video, the electronic slicer whizzed noisily and both Holly and Phil looked worried at how close Alice's hand was to the sharp blade.Phil and Holly not happy with how close Alice's arms were to the bladeThe duo pleaded for Alice to stop but she continued to put the loaf throughPresenters halted the demonstration before an accident took place
[A]: I'm saying no,' Holly declared firmly as _ reached over to switch the machine off.


[Q]: The front man for Australian rock band Hunters and Collectors has strongly condemned the use of one of his songs at an anti-Islam rally. Mark Seymour shared an impassioned post to his 12,000 Facebook followers on Monday morning after he was informed the rock anthem 'Holy Grail' was chanted by Reclaim Australia members at a protest on Sunday. 'I've just been informed that Reclaim Australia are using 'Holy Grail' at their rallies,' Mr Seymour wrote. 'Let me be clear. Reclaim Australia is a racist organisation.' 'We stand together with refugees and asylum seekers the world over. 'We are opposed to bigotry, race hate and fascism.Mark Seymour has condemned use of one of his songs at anti-Islam rallyHe took to Facebook after being told 'Holy Grail' was sung by protestersAnti-Muslim supporters Reclaim Australia held multiple rallies on SundayMr Seymour called them 'racist' and asked 'to stand together with refugees''Let me be clear. 'Reclaim Australia' is a racist organisation,' he wrote
[A]: _ released their own post in response saying they were 'deeply saddened,' but would honour his wishes and 'no longer play [his] songs.'


[Q]: It is the kitchen where Ena Baxter perfected some of the most famous soups in Scotland, using ingredients hand-picked from her own herb garden. The driving force behind the Baxters family firm spent hours at the cooker with her own fresh produce, trying out now-famed recipes for popular soups such as cock-a-leekie and Royal Game. But now her home has gone on sale, complete with the legendary Aga cooker and herb garden in the grounds. Scroll down for video Speybank House in Fochabers, ten miles east of Elgin in Moray, is on the market for £850,000, including Scotland’s most famous ‘soup kitchen’ where Mrs Baxter devised many of her famous recipes and filmed many TV adverts.Scotland’s most famous ‘soup kitchen’ is up for sale for £850,000It is part of Speybank House, east of Elgin in Scotland, now on the marketEna Baxter perfected many of her most famous soups in the kitchenShe died in January aged 90 having spent over 50 years building up firm
[A]:
It then became a popular hotel in Fochabers before _ purchased it in 1964 and converted it back in to a family home.