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. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

[EX Q]: Three missing Bradford sisters who are believed to have fled to Syria to join ISIS with their nine children had been stopped from leaving the UK three months ago, it has emerged. Khadija, Sugra and Zohra Dawood and their nine children - all of whom are now feared to be in the hands of the terror group - were taken off a flight bound for Saudi Arabia in March. According to anti terror police, the group were put through security checks at Manchester airport which caused them to miss their flight. But they were subsequently cleared to travel when security officials discovered they were travelling to a religious pilgrimage.Khadija, Sugra and Zohra Dawood were removed from flight bound for Saudi ArabiaThey were put through security checks but subsequently allowed to travelWest Yorkshire Police say one of Bradford mothers says she is in SyriaThree sisters and their 9 children believed to have gone to Islamic State 
 Question:The last photos of the missing families show them smiling happily at the airport before their trip to _.
[EX A]: Saudi Arabia

[EX Q]: (CNN) On Steve Saling's 37th birthday, the pencil he was holding inexplicably fell out of his hand. "It was a very peculiar moment," Saling said. "It felt like my hand fell asleep, but there was no reason it should have." Saling, who was visiting his grandmother in her nursing home, never expected that he would soon have to look for a care facility of his own. He was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease, a year after he noticed the strange sensation in his hand. It was October 2006, his 38th birthday and just one month after the birth of his son, Finn. He was working as a landscape architect at a top design firm in Boston.Steve Saling was diagnosed with ALS a year after feeling strange sensations in his handSaling has developed an ALS residence that allows him to take actions with his eyes 
 Question:Recently, Saling went to _'s fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.
[EX A]: Finn

[EX Q]: (CNN)To many viewers on the political right, Clint Eastwood's "American Sniper" is a patriotic film that celebrates a war hero and doesn't shy away from the truth about the terrorist threat. To some on the left, it glorifies an unjust war while paying homage to an unapologetic killer with a simplistic, good-versus-evil view of the world. Which is closer to the truth? Neither, say the movie's makers. In recent interviews, Eastwood, screenwriter Jason Hall and star Bradley Cooper have said they are dismayed by attempts to ascribe political meanings to what they see as primarily a portrait of real-life Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle and the Iraq War's impact on him."American Sniper" has been misunderstood by some moviegoers who politicize itFilmmakers say their focus was to create "a character study about what the plight is for a soldier" 
 Question:One scene shows _, as Kyle, expressing dismay that his first kill as a sniper is not of an enemy soldier but of a young boy holding a bomb.
[EX A]:
Bradley Cooper