TASK DEFINITION: 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 _ .
PROBLEM: Joy Beverley, one third of 1950s group The Beverley Sisters and the widow of Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Billy Wright, has died. The singer, who has been described as 'the Posh Spice of her day', passed away on Monday after reportedly suffering a stroke last week. Blonde and beautiful, the singer and her sisters achieved stardom in the 1950s, although it was Joy, the eldest, who became the most famous of all. That she did was due to her marriage to Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Billy Wright, one of the best-known footballers of the day, in 1958. Wright, who spent his entire career at Wolves, was born in Shropshire in 1924 and endured a stint in the army during World War II before returning to professional football as soon as he could.Joy Beverley, 91, was a singer who married footballer Billy Wright in 1958Hugely successful, she has been described as 'the Posh Spice of her day'Billy captained England 90 times and was the first to get 100 caps

SOLUTION: Behind the scenes, his personal life was proving just as successful after he met, and later married, _.

PROBLEM: A decorated Green Beret claimed he could have safely rescued American and Canadian hostages in Pakistan but a 'dysfunctional' bureaucracy and competing agencies hampered efforts. Speaking in front of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Thursday, Army Special Forces Lt Col Jason Amerine said he was under scrutiny from the FBI for his criticism of US hostage rescue protocols. 'Warren Weinstein is dead,' Amerine said, referring to the USAID worker held hostage in Pakistan, whom President Obama announced in April had been accidentally killed in a drone strike. 'Colin Rutherford, Joshua Boyle, Caitlin Coleman and the child she bore in captivity are still hostages in Pakistan. I failed them.'Lt Col Jason Amerine told a Senate committee Thursday he had crafted a trade for several hostages that was overruled by the State DepartmentAmerine's deal would have secured the release of several Americans and Canadians held in PakistanAn eventual deal for Sgt Bowe Bergdahl was reached in 2014 that saw the release of five Taliban prisoners that had been held in the USAnother hostage, Warren Weinstein, was accidentally killed in a US drone strike in January

SOLUTION: Coleman is an American held hostage along with Boyle, her _ husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.

PROBLEM: Marriages between monied American women and noble Englishmen in the 19th and early 20th century produced many famous offspring, including Princess Diana and Winston Churchill. While some heiresses found love as well as peerage when they crossed the Atlantic, others were marriages of convenience - as English Lords needed their wives' 'new money' to prop up their crumbling fortunes. However as a new series, Million Dollar Princesses, currently airing on ITV3 reveals, some of these unions went on to change the course of history - even putting Queen Elizabeth on the throne. Elizabeth McGovern who plays Lady Grantham in Downton Abbey is based on a real woman - Mary Leiter - who was born in Chicago in 1870 to an affluent family and went on to marry Lord Curzon of Kedleston, Viceroy of India.Affluent American women were keen to marry into English aristocracyDownton Abbey's Lady Grantham is based on real rich heiressWomen sought land and a title while men gained their fortuneOne such union led to birth of Winston ChurchillPrincess Diana also descended from an American heiressUS socialite Wallis Simpson caused abdication crisis

SOLUTION:
He was also _ born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.