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 _ .

Input: Consider Input: As far as no-win games go, this was the ultimate. The score line said England won, but hope had long since been lost. Stuart Lancaster insisted this week the last impression his England players left would be the one they will be remembered for. If only. This game will be forgotten in a heartbeat. The World Cup party is going on without England and the gristly process of establishing ‘why’ will begin on Monday. One thing is for sure, this World Cup campaign will be remembered as the worst by England ever. If it proves to be Lancaster’s last international in charge, it will be a sorry way for the proud Cumbrian to draw a line under four years of tireless effort that has ended with no tangible reward.England claimed a bonus point win over Uruguay with their 10 tries to nil performance on SaturdayAfter Wales defeat by Australia, this result would have seen England progress had they drawn with WalesAnthony Watson and Nick Easter scored first-half tries as England led comfortably 21-3 at the breakUruguay scored the first points of the match but finished the half with captain Santiago Vilaseca sin-binnedIn the second half Watson, Easter (2), Jack Nowell (3) and Henry Slade crossed, with a penalty try ending the gameAt age 37, Easter is the oldest player to have scored a hat-trick in any World Cup tournament fixtureRugby World Cup 2015: Latest RWC news, results, fixtures and highlights

Output: But as England ran riot in the second half, _ stood stony faced in the coaches box.


Input: Consider Input: A couple who were part of a family-run multimillion-pound drugs ring spent £40,000 on their wedding while still claiming benefits. Carl and Donna Honey-Jones and four relatives appeared in court today for their part in flooding the streets of Swansea with cocaine. Prosecutor Ian Wright QC said the pair lived the kind of lavish lifestyle reserved for the rich and famous - jetting off on all-inclusive trips to the Maldives, Dubai, Florida and Mexico, as well as paying for a family trip to Lapland. The couple also splashed out on their wedding, at a 14th century church, before going to the reception via horse and cart.Carl and Donna Honey-Jones flooded streets of Swansea with cocainePair spent another £40,000 on holidays to Mexico and FloridaMrs Honey-Jones, 32, earned £6,000 per year in minimum-wage job; Mr Honey-Jones, 31, was on £5,000 salaryThey drove top-of-the-range Audi and BMW with private number platesIn police raids at 11 addresses, cocaine with street value of about £750,000, and £60,000 in cash was seized, plus a Rolex and quad bikesCarl Honey-Jones was jailed for nine years; his cousin Matthew Jones, 24, was given eight years for conspiring to supply class A drugsCarl's father-in-law Brian Harding, 58, who mixed the cocaine with cutting agents, was jailed for five and half years

Output: He said: 'Carl Honey-_, you were the dealer principal and in your case it financed an extravagant lifestyle of foreign holidays, a lavish wedding and luxury cars.


Input: Consider Input: Late-night comedian Conan O'Brien has been hit with a lawsuit from a San Diego man who claims the comedian plagiarized his jokes. In the suit filed July 22, Robert Alexander Kaseberg claims that O'Brien or his writers pilfered four of his tweets and turned them into jokes used in the opening monologue of the TBS show 'Conan' in the past year. The most recent tweet was posted last month, and Kaseberg claims that it was stolen and used in the Conan monologue that same day. Kaseberg's June 9 tweet reads: 'Three streets named after Bruce Jenner might have to change their names. And one could go from a Cul-de-Sac to a Cul-de-Sackless.'The lawsuit was filed July 22 by a Robert Alexander Kaseberg of San Diego, CaliforniaKaseberg claims that in the last year, O'Brien or his writers have stolen four jokes from his Twitter and used them for the monologue on 'Conan'A spokesman for O'Brien and the show have fiercely denied the claims


Output: Kaseberg also claims that one of his jokes from January 14 was stolen from Conan, but there appear to be inconsistencies between the phrasing of the joke in the lawsuit, and what was actually posted on Kaseberg's _.