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: A man who wears a nappy every day and has caused controversy for running a nursery for adults has appeared on The Jeremy Kyle Show to defend his right to dress up as a baby. Derek Ventham, 52, and his wife Maxine appeared on the ITV show today to explain how the service they offer - and Derek's penchant for nappies - is not sexually motivated. Derek said: 'I'm like any other person, I get up, have breakfast and go to work. I have to wear a nappy all the time as I suffer from incontinence.' Scroll down for videoDerek Ventham and his wife Maxine appeared on Jeremy Kyle ShowThe 52-year-old says he wears a nappy as he's incontinentBut he's also 'fascinated' with dressing as a babyRuns a nursery for adults with Maxine in Liverpool

SOLUTION: '_' and 'Daddy Derek' explain on their website: 'We are nursery-thymes, we have been running our nursery for 14 years.

PROBLEM: Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets The most powerful woman in the NHS is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims that she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets, the Mail can reveal. Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, was accused of gagging a whistleblower who tried to warn about the impact of targets on ordinary patients. She was investigated by the General Medical Council, which concluded that there was no case to answer.Dame Barbara Hakin, 57, facing threat of a new inquiry over patient safetyCalls for inquiry into claims she risked lives in a drive to meet set targetsAccused of gagging whistleblower Gary Walker who tried to warn of risksGeneral Medical Council said no case to answer but reviewing its decision

SOLUTION: Further evidence from an external independent expert would have been useful to consider whether Dr _’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’

PROBLEM: (EW.com) -- Much of the romantic comedy "Friends With Kids" is a funny dispatch from a very contemporary Earth; the remainder is a strange message from Rom-com-land. In the inviting setup, Julie (writer-director-star Jennifer Westfeldt) and her platonic soul mate Jason (Adam Scott) lament the wearying effect that childrearing has on their formerly fun friends -- an emotion the child-free among us will recognize. ("Bridesmaids'" Maya Rudolph and Chris O'Dowd, Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm play the mated breeders with Ã©lan.) Julie and Jason congratulate themselves on their free and sexy lives. 'Housewives' trial IDs character to die But the BFFs also discuss -- with the kind of graphic dialogue that, sigh, currently passes for equal-opportunity sex talk -- that time is running out to make a baby, so they decide to pop out a bundle of joy, share custody, and continue their respective romantic chases. And as sure as Harry was meant for Sally, they take the rest of the movie to arrive at the only possible conclusion for such a classically stacked premise.Jennifer Westfeldt and Adam Scott star in "Friends With Kids"Scott effortlessly steals the show, softening Westfeldt's brittle cutenessThe dialogue climaxes in a vulgar kicker; it's unnecessary in a comedy for adults

SOLUTION:
It's after baby makes three that the movie falters, as Westfeldt the storyteller arbitrarily metes out punishment or reward to her characters, tying Jason, and especially _, in knots of unlikely self-ignorance on the way to revelation (and a fair amount of speechifying).