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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Back in the early years of Islam, Syria was famous for its martyrs: its shahids. Pious warriors would travel from across the Caliphate to fight on its northern frontier against the garrisons of Christian Byzantium. The men who died there for Islam were hailed by their fellow Muslims as the bravest of the brave. 'How pleasant to us,' one of them declared, 'is the fragrance of dust, and dirt, and blood flowing down our necks.' Today, young men are once again flocking to Syria to die as martyrs. Many of the Muslims who sign up to fight for Islamic State do so in the belief that those killed for Allah will attain the highest level of paradise.Khaled al-Asaad was beheaded at the archaeological site by ISIS militantsBorn and raised in Palmyra, he was head of antiquities for 40 yearsHe was devoted to the historic site writing books and excavating itThe Syrian historian even named one of his daughters Zenobia

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The truth of this is impossible to know — but of one thing we can be certain: Khaled al-_, humane, learned and committed to the preservation of his country's heritage, was exactly the kind of Syrian ISIS is committed to eradicating.


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A British nuclear submarine has been caught on camera after it apparently became stricken with technical problems while on a top-secret mission in one of the most dangerous parts of the world. Satellite images show the Royal Navy vessel undergoing repairs at a port less than 100 nautical miles from Iran. The nuclear-powered submarine is pictured docked at Fujairah, one of the United Arab Emirates, in the politically sensitive seaway of the Gulf of Oman. Blue cabling on the quayside apparently provides electrical power to the vessel while it is being repaired. The images also show a 650ft-long barrier constructed from metal containers which appears to have been erected in an effort to shield the 300ft vessel from public view and protect it from a terrorist attack.British nuclear submarine spotted at dock in the Emirati dock of FujairahPort is situated less than 100 nautical miles from the coast of IranA 650ft-long metal barrier covers the submarine to avoid detectionIt is believed to be one of Britain's four Trafalgar Class submarines

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Last night, nuclear expert John Large said: 'This is a very rare sighting in these waters as they usually remain submerged for thousands of miles while performing their surveillance and listening roles in the _.


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After 18 months of coaching Novak Djokovic, Boris Becker has come to understand the essence of what makes the Wimbledon champion increasingly look like one of the greatest players ever. ‘He’s a tough cookie, I’d call him a street fighter. When the going gets tough, he gets better, when he bleeds a little bit he goes forward,’ said Becker, reflecting on his charge’s latest triumph at the All England Club. The 47-year-old German was left having to ‘pinch myself’ at being in the champion’s corner 30 years after he first took Wimbledon by storm. He was purring at Djokovic’s ability to lift his game at the crucial juncture of Sunday’s 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 defeat of Roger Federer.Boris Becker describes Novak Djokovic as a 'street fighter' after victoryWorld No 1 Djokovic lifted his third Wimbledon title on SundayOvercame seven-time champion Roger Federer in four sets 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3Becker helped Djokovic to three Grand Slam titles in 18 months together

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‘That’s when matches are decided and _ feels it, he smells it, understands it, when you have to go all in.