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: World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper has claimed that hosting the Rugby World Cup could have a greater economic impact on England than the Olympic Games. While London 2012 provided the country with a £9.9billion boost in trade and investment, the estimated costs of staging the showpiece competition reached a staggering £8.9bn because of the construction of brand new arenas in Stratford' s Olympic Park. In contrast, the Rugby World Cup is expected to deliver £2.5bn to the economy but Gosper believes the use of 13 pre-existing stadiums – requiring just £85million investment in infrastructure – makes the six-week tournament a financial honeypot.World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper has suggested that hosting the World Cup will result in huge economic gain for EnglandTicket sales for the tournament have already exceeded two millionGosper has pointed out the advantages of using already established stadiums rather than having to build brand-new venues

SOLUTION: Because the games are played across the country and not just in _, the benefits are felt more widely.'

PROBLEM: (CNN) Education has long been the fuel that powered the mighty engine of our nation's economy. As the number of Americans with high school and college degrees soared right after World War II, our middle class grew dramatically and the United States reached new heights of job creation, productivity and prosperity, becoming the envy of the world. But today American students are falling far behind those in other nations. Why? Our schools are failing to prepare graduates for our increasingly competitive global economy. Improving our nation's education system will be a major bipartisan challenge for the incoming Trump administration, as well as for Congress, the states and, most importantly, individual school districts.Harold Levy: Our schools are failing to prepare graduates for our increasingly competitive global economy.Improving the education system will be a major bipartisan challenge for incoming Trump administration, writes Levy

SOLUTION: In 2015, among all 73 nations and economies where the test was administered to 540,000 students, _ students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.

PROBLEM: The last ‘Briton’ in Guantanamo Bay has given the first detailed account of how he was tortured in the presence of British agents. Shaker Aamer says his head was repeatedly slammed against a wall while a British officer was in the room. On another occasion, a young British officer in a red beret visited him in a ‘cage’. Both alleged incidents took place on US bases in Afghanistan shortly after his 2001 capture. Mr Aamer’s account is one of the most serious allegations levelled at the security services for ‘complicity’ in the CIA’s notorious torture programme. Lawyers for Mr Aamer – who has been held at Guantanamo Bay for 13 years without charge or trial – say the 48-year-old British resident is being denied freedom to keep a lid on his claims.Shaker Aamer says British officer was in room while he was being torturedThe 48-year-old also claims a young British officer visited him in a 'cage'The incidents are alleged to have happened in US bases in AfghanistanLondoner has been held at Guantanamo Bay for 13 years without charge

SOLUTION:
He predicted _ would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.