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: Police say there is little that can be done against a man who made a Nazi salute while urinating on a memorial in a former concentration camp. Photos of Zdenek Appl, 24, urinating next to the Star of David at the Theresienstad concentration, were handed to Czech police by a disgusted former friend. But the force investigated have admitted it may be difficult to take legal action against Appl, as promoting Nazi ideology is not illegal in the Czech Republic like it is in neighbouring Germany or Austria. Disgusting: Zdenek Appl was said to be drunk when he was photographed urinating on a memorial in a concentration camp in the Czech Republic. He has since denied being a Nazi to Czech mediaDisgusted former friend handed pictures of Zdenek Appl to Czech policeAppl, 24, was 'drunk' when he urinated on memorial and made Nazi saluteThousands of Jews murdered by Nazi officers at Theresienstad campBut Czech police say taking legal action against Appl 'may be difficult'

SOLUTION: As well as being a labour site for German, Austrian and _ Jews, it served as a 'holding pen' for Czech Jews before they were sent to other concentration camps to be killed.

PROBLEM: It is the kitchen where Ena Baxter perfected some of the most famous soups in Scotland, using ingredients hand-picked from her own herb garden. The driving force behind the Baxters family firm spent hours at the cooker with her own fresh produce, trying out now-famed recipes for popular soups such as cock-a-leekie and Royal Game. But now her home has gone on sale, complete with the legendary Aga cooker and herb garden in the grounds. Scroll down for video Speybank House in Fochabers, ten miles east of Elgin in Moray, is on the market for £850,000, including Scotland’s most famous ‘soup kitchen’ where Mrs Baxter devised many of her famous recipes and filmed many TV adverts.Scotland’s most famous ‘soup kitchen’ is up for sale for £850,000It is part of Speybank House, east of Elgin in Scotland, now on the marketEna Baxter perfected many of her most famous soups in the kitchenShe died in January aged 90 having spent over 50 years building up firm

SOLUTION: It then became a popular hotel in Fochabers before _ purchased it in 1964 and converted it back in to a family home.

PROBLEM: (CNN) -- The midterm elections are less than three weeks away, but by several measures, Democrats have already won. Sure, elections are about the race to the top between competing candidates, but they're also a barometer on long-term trends, issues and party trajectories. While the winners of this season's sprints have yet to be determined, Democrats look well-positioned for the lengthier political marathon. How? 1. There's still a contest for the Senate Historically, the party in the White House tends to lose seats in Congress during midterm elections. The second midterm election of a two-term president -- as this election is for President Barack Obama -- is usually brutal. Only six times since the Civil War has a president come close to gaining seats in both chambers in a sixth-year election.Sally Kohn: Midterm elections are also a gauge for trends and party trajectoriesKohn: By that measure, Democrats have won on issues and policies that matter to the publicShe says GOP's war on women have turned off voters; some Republicans act desperateKohn: Democrats will likely prevail in elections down the road, which is the ultimate victory

SOLUTION:
Economic equality and reproductive freedom are basic priorities for women voters, a group that _ already had a tough time winning over.