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 _ .

[Q]: Little Horse Puzzle, Wild Animal Quiz for Kids and Summer Beach Basketball Mania: these innocent-sounding videogames have been spiked in a classification crackdown by the Australian government. These are among more than 200 games effectively banned by the Australian government this year, alongside more blood-soaked titles like Sniper 3D Assault Zombie, Street of Death and Survival Contract. Other games deemed not suitable for Australians include: Police Dog: Crime City Chase, Hobo Simulator, AK-47 Simulator, League of Guessing, Pocket Pool Pro, Charming Cheerleader Girl, Police Bus for Criminals and Pong Retro. Minister of Justice Michael Keenan's office said the banning-spree is a result of changes to how games are classified in Australia.More than 200 videogames have been banned in Australia this yearAustralian Government 'refused classification' to 219 games since JanuaryGames included: Little Horse Puzzle and Wild Animal Quiz for KidsNew classification system will be introduced by government on July 1
[A]: A rating and consumer advice specific to _ is then designed.


[Q]: Manchester United paid a 'premium' for Monaco's Anthony Martial in a bid to beat off competition for the teenager's services from Barcelona, Paris St Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City. A source at the club likened the situation, which saw United shell out a highly-criticised fee for the 19-year-old of £36million, to that of the capture of Cristiano Ronaldo from Sporting Lisbon 12 years ago. The Portugese, then 18, cost United £12.24m in 2003 - a sum which raised eyebrows across the world of football. But after six glittering years at Old Trafford Ronaldo was sold to Real Madrid for a staggering £80m.French striker Anthony Martial joined Manchester United for £36millionBut clauses and add-ons in the deal could see it rise as high as £58mSource says the fee was needed to beat rivals across Europe to transfer
[A]: But the club are adamant that _ was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.


[Q]: She's one of Made In Chelsea's longest-standing cast members - but Binky Felstead is certainly benefitting. The star, 25, who found global fame on the show back in 2011, has added a new campaign to her burgeoning CV after being unveiled as the face of Easilocks' new styling tool. Binky, whose real name is Alexandra Felstead, does grown-up glamour in the new campaign imagery wearing just a dressing gown. Binky, who is joining the celebrity favourite hair extensions brand to launch their first-ever heat styling tool, showcases her honed legs and glossy locks as she reclines in a bathroom. Speaking about her latest beauty coup, the star said: 'I am so excited to be the face of the new Easilocks Hair Hero. With a crazy filming schedule it's so important for my beauty regime to be as quick and easy as possible, and the Hair Hero is an absolute life saver.Binky, 25, unveiled as face of Easilocks' new styling toolShowcases a glamorous new look in striking campaignBinky is preparing to film a spin-off MIC series in Los Angeles
[A]:
'She has been a fan of _ extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'