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 _ .
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Question: The man who had the plan is unlikely to be there, but the coach and lover with the restorative touch will be front and centre for this latest duel between two remarkable sisters. What a fascinating subplot to these Championships that Serena Williams will have to beat big sister Venus if she is to hold all four Grand Slams at the same time. And how telling that while these awkward matches used to be scrutinised by the camera of their father and inspiration, Richard, he has rarely been courtside in recent years. It is a measure of the sisters’ longevity that what was once an affair for the whole family is something more grown up these days. Richard’s girls are 33 and 35 now, with 27 Grand Slam singles titles between them. He is 73, married to a 36-year-old and enjoying life with their infant son in Florida.Serena Williams will have to beat sister Venus for chance at Grand SlamWorld No 1 Serena currently holds US, Australian and French Open titlesSisters have met five times at Wimbledon previously but never this earlyCLICK HERE to follow all of the action from day seven of Wimbledon 2015

Answer: For years after they took over women’s tennis they shared a house in _; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.


Question: Hollywood, Florida (CNN) Donald Trump's new delegate guru told Republican Party insiders at a posh resort here on Thursday that the billionaire front-runner is recalibrating the part "that he's been playing" and is ready to work with the GOP to "evolve" as a candidate past the divisive primary. Meanwhile 1,100 miles away in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Trump told his supporters the Republican system is "rigged" and "crooked." This is the dilemma facing the Republican National Committee and its members meeting here this week: Can they cope with Trump, an unpredictable personality who has come this close to winning the presidential nomination with a campaign leaning heavily on direct anger at GOP officials and institutions?Trump is ready to "evolve" as a candidate, aide Paul Manafort saidJittery Republican officials are meeting in Florida as they prepare for a possible contested national convention

Answer: The _ campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.


Question: British families preparing to holiday in Europe this summer will see their money go even further after the pound rose against the euro in the wake of the Greek referendum. With Greece inching closer to leaving the euro £1 now buys €1.41, some 11 per cent more than a year ago. But the London market fell today, with the FTSE 100 Index closing 50.1 points lower at 6535.7 after the news that 61 per cent of Greeks had rejected a bailout deal with its creditors. Markets around the world fell after the referendum result. France's Cac 40 fell 2 per cent, while Germany's Dax was down 1.5 per cent.£1 now buys €1.41, some 11% higher than the exchange rate a year agoTourists in Greece warned banks will remain closed after referendumFTSE 100 index of leading shares in London fell after opening this morningGerman and French leading indices also down as euro crisis deepens61% of Greeks voted to reject the bailout plan to stay in the single currencyFinance minister Yanis Varoufakis quit after vote to reject austerity

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Travellers going to _ were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.