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 _ .

Jade Jones blazed back from her World Championship heartache to grab Great Britain's third gold medal at the European Games in Baku on Wednesday night. The 22-year-old from Flint kept her nerve to beat Croatia's Ana Zaninovic 12-9 just one month after a scoring malfunction cost her the chance to claim a place on the podium in Chelyabinsk. Olympic champion Jones, whose triumph followed golds for taekwondo team-mate Charlie Maddock and triathlete Gordon Benson, said she now wanted to go on to reach new heights in the sport. Jones said: 'It's great to achieve so much at such a young age but I still have the world and European titles to win. I want to become a legend in my sport so I'm not done yet.Jade Jones kept her nerve to beat Croatia's Ana Zaninovic 12-9 in BakuJones bounced back from World Championship heartache to grab goldHer triumph followed golds for Charlie Maddock and Gordon BensonThe Olympic taekwondo champion wants to reach new heights in the sport
After an easy first round win over Despina Pilavki of Cyprus, _ had to fight back in the final half-minute to edge a tight second round win over Edina Kotsis of Hungary.

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's campaign is disavowing support from a prominent white nationalist, David Duke, who is once again causing problems for the Republican nominee by claiming that Trump is a kindred spirit. Duke is running for Senate in Louisiana, and he has recorded an automated call pitching both his and Trump's campaigns as a way to halt increases in immigration and cure what he calls racial aggression. "It's time to stand up and vote for Donald Trump for president and vote for me, David Duke for the US Senate," Duke says in the call, which was first reported Monday by BuzzFeed.Duke recorded a call linking himself to TrumpDemocrats looked to capitalize on the controversy
Other _ were quick to jump Monday on the latest reminder of Trump's ties to this movement.

Holy backlash, Batman! Warner Bros. announced Thursday that Ben Affleck will play Batman in the sequel to the Superman movie "Man of Steel." Rumors about who'll star as the Caped Crusader in the yet-to-be-named film have been swirling ever since "Man of Steel" director Zack Snyder announced at Comic-Con last month that the two superheroes would appear together in the sequel -- their first pairing on the big screen. Affleck's name wasn't even on The Hollywood Reporter's list of possible Batmans two weeks ago, when it speculated Ryan Gosling or Josh Brolin were likely candidates. Needless to say, the Internet went nuts -- and not in a good way.It will be the sequel to Snyder's "Man of Steel" blockbusterThe studio plans a July 2015 release for the movieInternet immediately responds, and not in a good way

"It's beyond mythological to have _ and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.