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: The brother of a 10-year-old boy whose body was found in a beachside forest in New Zealand has been arrested. Eric McIsaac, 25, was charged with burglary following his arrest for possession of an illegal knife by investigators who are probing the death of Alex Fisher. The young boy went missing at Waitarere Beach, north of Wellington on the North Island, last Monday. Police revealed last week they had arrested a man in connection to the boy's death but the man's name was suppressed until Wednesday, the The New Zealand Herald reported. The 25-year-old fronted Levin District Court before Judge Gregory Ross, who ordered a mental health assessment to be carried out on McIsaac.Alex Fisher's brother has been arrested after the 10 year old's deathIt was revealed Eric McIsaac, 25, has been taken into custody by policeHe was first arrested on knife possession and then charged with burglary

A: _ was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
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Q: (CNN) Spanish golfer Sergio Garcia knows all about the complexity of Spain's regions. Born in Borriol, a town on Spain's the east coast near Castellón, Garcia is a keen supporter of the Real Madrid soccer team. Following his Masters triumph earlier this year, Garcia was even invited to take part in the ceremonial kick-off ahead of the "El Clasico" match between Real and Barcelona -- one of the fiercest rivalries of Spanish sports. And now the former world No. 2, who has traveled the world during his golf career, has become the latest high-profile athlete to comment on the Catalan independence debate, encouraging unity as widespread protests continue across the country.Reigning Masters champion Sergio Garcia speaks to CNN Living GolfSpaniard calls for worldwide unity amid Catalonia referendum debateTells CNN: "It feels wrong to separate each another"

A: Not only _ and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
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Q: A Chinese entrepreneur has quit his well-paid day job to revive the dying art of Chinese sword making. Jia Huaijin, 33, now hand-makes swords in rural China that sell for up to £22,000 each – nearly 18 times the monthly salary of Chinese president Xi Jinping or the average price for a 750-square-foot flat in Shanghai. Mr Jia uses the 2,000-year-old technique to make the traditional swords, which are highly sought after by international collectors from as far as Canada, reports The People's Daily Online. Warrior: Mr Huajin looks like he could have time travelled from the Han dynasty Hammering away: The molten metal is forged and folded to create the swordJia Huaijin aspires to bring back 2,000-year-old sword making techniqueEach sword is worth 18 times the monthly salary of the Chinese presidentBlades are hand-crafted from steel that is 3mm thick and are razor sharpSword fanatics from as far as Canada have bought the expensive replicas

A:
Swords feature prominently in ancient Chinese history and the blades made by Mr Jia would have been the type used by warriors in the _.
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