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: Oil giant BP has reached an $18.7billion legal settlement in the U.S. to cover the Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill that killed 11 workers five years ago. The company said it would settle all federal, state and local claims for the Gulf of Mexico disaster and is the largest settlement with a single entity in American history. The agreement is with federal authorities as well as the states of Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. It also covers over 400 local government bodies. The money will be used to resolve the Clean Water Act penalties; resolve natural resources damage claims; settle economic claims; and resolve economic damage claims of local governments, according to an outline filed in court.BP reaches settlement with all federal, state and local claims over oil spillThe $18.7bn deal is largest settlement with single entity in U.S. historyIt includes deals with the states of Texas, Alabama, Florida and LouisianaThe 2010 disaster killed 11 workers and spewed oil into the gulf for months

Answer: The judge had already found that 3.19million barrels of oil - nearly 134 million gallons - spewed into the _.


Question: A rare white lion received a six-hour dental operation to remove the broken roots of its two rotting canine teeth. Aslan, a resident of the Kevin Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary on the outskirts of Pretoria, had been in pain since his canine teeth broke a year ago. The pain had resulted in the nine-year-old male becoming isolated, aggressive and agitated by its inability to bite down. Animal behaviourist Kevin Richardson notes that Aslan had become isolated, aggressive and agitated The video produced by denture company Fixodent, captures the operation and features lion whisperer and animal behaviourist Kevin Richardson. He says: ‘A lion without its bite is not really a lion, it’s really important for a lion to have a full set of teeth that are usable.’The lion is place under anaesthetic and has four teeth worked onThe doctor removes canine tooth fragments and sews up holeAnimal behaviourist Kevin Richardson notes lion is 'tough character'Video concludes with 'the king' being reintroduced to the prideThe lion lives at Kevin Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary in South Africa

Answer: _ stays by the lion’s side for the duration of the operation as the rotten fragments of the canine tooth are pulled from its mouth.


Question: The wonderful thing with horses is that they know so little. Coneygree didn’t know he was a novice, didn’t know he was fragile, didn’t know he wasn’t worth anything at all. He didn’t know a first-timer hadn’t won the Gold Cup since 1974, or that winners of blue riband races are rarely so gauche that they lead from start to finish. And what he didn’t know couldn’t hurt him. It is different for humans. Sara Bradstock, wife of winning trainer Mark, and daughter of racing legend Lord Oaksey, who bred Coneygree, remembers every doubt, every raised eyebrow, every cruel remark on the road to one of the most remarkable victories in the history of this race. And one in particular.Coneygree became the first novice in 41 years to win the Gold Cup at CheltenhamThe eight-year old vindicated trainer Mark Bradstock's decision to opt for a shot at the blue ribandAP McCoy was ninth on Carlingford Lough in what was his final ride in the Gold Cup before retirementCLICK HERE to see how all the Cheltenham Festival 2015 action unfolded

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He said he wasn’t good at watching races and had spent _’s three miles, two furlongs and 110 yards pacing and smoking.