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: 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

SOLUTION: 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.

PROBLEM: (CNN) Video appears to show children gathered around someone handing out sweets moments before Saturday's suicide vehicle bombing that killed dozens of evacuees from besieged Syrian villages, the UN's human rights agency said Tuesday. The agency didn't give further details about the footage, such as whether it shows the explosion in Rashidin, a suburb of Aleppo in northwestern Syria. But the statement fits with other reports, including one from a witness who said many of those killed or injured in the attack were children who were picking up handout snacks. No one has claimed responsibility for the blast, in which 126 people -- including 68 children -- were killed, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group. Dozens of others were injured, according to Syria Civil Defense, the volunteer rescue groups also known as the White Helmets.Explosion hit people who were leaving their towns on SaturdayThe attack killed 126 people, including 68 children, monitoring group says

SOLUTION: The explosion happened outside a line of parked buses that were evacuating hundreds of people from two regime-held but rebel-besieged villages in northwest _.

PROBLEM: Ronnie O’Sullivan urged Britain’s shoemakers to spare him Crucible agony after getting through three pairs in a chaotic start to his Betfred World Snooker Championship campaign. The five-time former champion was a 10-3 winner against Craig Steadman, a 32-year-old from Manchester who endured a painful Crucible debut. O’Sullivan was hurting, too, after earning his last-16 place — due to the discomfort his shoes were causing him. Ronnie O'Sullivan moved into the second round of the World Snooker Championship on Wednesday The five-time world champion beat Craig Steadman 10-3 in their first round contest at The Crucible He might have faced a fine of around £250 for briefly playing on without shoes, but because O’Sullivan was ready to accept any other pair of size eights offered his way, tournament officials decided there was no case of a dress-code breach to answer.Ronnie O'Sullivan beats Craig Steadman 10-3 at The CrucibleThe five-time world champion was 7-2 ahead overnightO'Sullivan won the final three frames he required on Wednesday morningThe 39-year-old was forced to change his shoes on Tuesday

SOLUTION:
_ won by a comprehensive margin but didn't hit top form during his first round match.