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: An Indonesian woman accused of ordering the murder of her wealthy Australian husband is claiming to be of another religion so she won't lose her inheritance, a lawyer says. Noor Ellis, 45, is facing charges carrying the death penalty after allegedly paying her maid's boyfriend to kill Robert Ellis, 60. The successful businessman's body was found in a Bali rice field in October 2014. Ellis told police her husband had neglected her and was denying her money she was entitled to - a claim that shocked family and friends who knew the couple. British man Robert Kelvin Ellis (left), here with wife Noor Ellis (right) was found in a rice paddock with his throat cut in October 2014Noor Ellis admits planning execution-style killing of husband Robert EllisMr Ellis' neck was slashed and his body dumped at home in Bali in OctoberShe is accused of claiming to be of another religion to keep her inheritanceEllis is now stating her religion is Hindu, even though official documents say she's Muslim

A: Already in custody for his murder is his _ wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids.
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Q: The South Australian Supreme Court will today hear submissions about legal action a popular Australian Instagram personality is taking against a YouTube 'diet guru' famous for eating up to 51 bananas a day. Adelaide personal trainer Kayla Itsines, 23, her partner Tobias Pearce and company Bikini Body Training Company Pty Ltd last month launched an injunction against Freelee the Banana Girl (Leanne Ratcliffe) and Durianrider (Harley Johnstone) over remarks Ms Itsines alleged were defamatory. Ms Itsines, 23, is behind the program Bikini Body Guide and has more than 2.3 million followers on Instagram. Freelee and Durianrider describe themselves as being behind the 'busiest raw vegan and vegan' website online, 30bananasaday, and post to a YouTube account with more than 330,000 subscribers.Fitness blogger Kayla Itsines is taking court action against diet gurus Freelee the Banana Girl and DurianriderMs Itsines launched legal action in late February over remarks she said were defamatoryThe South Australian Supreme Court will hear submissions on Monday afternoonFreelee and Durianrider have posted a video of themselves outside court calling for their fellow 'fruit bats' to attend

A: Real names _ (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
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Q: They are thought to have been the ancient civilisation immortalised in Homer's Iliad, having dominated Greece for centuries, before mysteriously disappearing in 1200BC. But now archaeologists believe they may have found the ruins of a long-lost palace belong used by ancient Sparta's Mycenaean culture. The palace, which had around 10 rooms, was and was discovered near the village Xirokambi Lakonia, located close to Sparta in southern Greece, and was found filled with archaic inscriptions from between the 17th and 16 centuries BC. Archaeologists found an array of cultic objects at the site, named Ayios Vassileios, including religious symbols, clay figures and a bull's head cup, as well as a seal showing a nautilus, bronze swords and fragments of murals, the Greek Ministry of Culture said.Palace had around 10 rooms and was discovered near the village Xirokampi Laconianear, which is close to Sparta in southern GreeceThe grand building is from between the 17th and 16th centuries BCArchaeologists found tablets inscribed with Linear B - the oldest script to be discovered in Europe and the first recording of the Greek languageAnd cultic objects such as ivory figurines, gems and a bull-shaped cup

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They say it is particularly remarkable the artifacts have survived for so long because the palace was burnt to the ground in the 14th century _.
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