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 _ .

A Canadian senior citizen is making waves - and gaining tons of fans - as an unlikely grindcore star, thanks to her impressively-ferocious vocals which she showcases as a back-up singer for her son’s band. The 67-year-old sensation, who has been dubbed 'The Grindmother', first began doing back-up vocals for the band, Corrupt Leaders, last year, and has now released her first single, At Any Cost, for the group, which is fronted by her son, who goes by the name Rain Forest. In the video, she's seen head-banging and screaming into the microphone as she belts out the song's politically-inspired lyrics.The adorable senior citizen first began doing back-up vocals for her son's band, Corrupt Leaders, last yearShe has now released her own single, At Any Cost, along with a music video which sees her head-banging and screaming into the micOzzy Osbourne caught wind of her video and tweeted it to his followers
His band is also selling T-shirts with her picture and the words: 'Listen to _'.

Adam Federici will put his Wembley blunder behind him when Reading take on Birmingham in the Sky Bet Championship, according to manager Steve Clarke. The Australian goalkeeper let a tame Alexis Sanchez shot slip through his grasp in the sixth minute of extra-time as the Royals were narrowly beaten 2-1 by Arsenal in Saturday's FA Cup semi-final. It was a cruel blow for Federici, who had kept the Gunners at bay with a string of fine saves, but Reading boss Clarke is confident the 30-year-old will bounce back. Adam Federici fails to Alexis Sanchez's shot from crossing the line at Wembley on Saturday eveningAdam Federici allowed Alexis Sanchez's shot to squirm through his legsHis error meant Arsenal advanced to the FA Cup final after extra-timeReading boss Steve Clarke has backed his goalkeeper to get back on trackThe Royals face Birmingham in the Championship on Wednesday night
'On Wednesday night when we play Birmingham, he'll be typical _ - one of our best players.'

(CNN) -- Millions of people are suffering in the drought-ravaged Horn of Africa, but help is on the way thanks to relief groups from around the world. One of them, Mary's Meals, is focused on the youngest victims of the crisis. Founded by Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, a 2010 CNN Hero, the organization is providing food to 24,000 children a day in northern Kenya. MacFarlane-Barrow recently spoke to CNN's Danielle Berger about his organization's efforts. Danielle Berger: Your group was already working in the region before this crisis unfolded. How have you seen the situation evolve? Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow: We've been working in northern Kenya for about four years now. We've been feeding several thousand children in nursery schools.Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, a 2010 CNN Hero, is helping to save lives in the Horn of AfricaHis nonprofit, Mary's Meals, is providing food for 24,000 children a dayMacFarlane-Barrow: "We have a real crisis, a real situation of life and death"

MacFarlane-Barrow: Many new people have made contact with us from all over the world, wanting to be part of _, wanting to help us provide daily meals for children in schools.