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: GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio is using a speech on Friday to blast Russian President Vladimir Putin as ' a gangster and a thug,' and vowing to take a hard line against 'Russian agression' if he is elected president. In prepared remarks distributed before his speech, Rubio plans to tell a national security forum in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, that he will impose everything from personal sanctions on top Russian officials to 'lethal military assistance' to the country of Ukraine to counter Putin. Rubio, fresh off a new surge in the polls that puts him in second place behind billionaire Donald Trump in the GOP race, was no less kinder to President Obama, whom he blamed for 'failing the test of leadership' against Putin and his 'aggression.'Surging in the polls, Florida senator uses Iowa speech to condemn Russian leader'We are barreling toward a Second Cold War,' Rubio says and accuses Obama of 'failing the test of leadership against Putin'Vows to impose sanctions on Russian leaders, send arms to UkraineCalls Russian airstrikes in Syria a tactic to help Syrian President Bashar al-Assad

Output: 'I will immediately provide Ukraine with lethal military assistance and increased intelligence sharing to ensure that _’s violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty comes at a price.'


Input: Consider Input: Sam Allardyce has revealed the reason behind his furious rant at fourth official Robert Madley towards the end of West Ham’s defeat at Manchester City on Sunday. The Hammers boss was incensed that Eliaquim Mangala was not penalised for a foul against Stewart Downing, who managed to stay on his feet despite a late challenge from City’s £32million defender. Referee Anthony Taylor took no action as the ball ran out of play and an animated Allardyce vented his fury towards Madley on the touchline. Sam Allardyce gives fourth official Robert Madley a piece of his mind during West Ham's defeatManchester City defeated West Ham 2-0 in the Premier League on SundaySam Allardyce was seen ranting at fourth official during game at the EtihadHammers boss explained he was frustrated that referee Anthony Taylor missed Eliaquim Mangala's foul on Stewart Downing

Output: He added: ‘The disappointing thing in the first half was the goals we gifted to _ and the amount of possession we allowed ourselves to lose.


Input: Consider Input: Malcolm Turnbull's triumph over Tony Abbott in a Liberal Party leadership ballot will have ramifications far beyond the Prime Minister's office. A number of government ministers and backbenchers will have their fortunes changed by the vote, which Prime Minister-elect Turnbull won 54 to 44 on Monday night. Members within the government and also the opposition are expected to be impacted by the change of Prime Minister, including Treasurer Joe Hockey, deputy leader Julie Bishop, Social Services Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten. Mr Turnbull, 60, has coveted the Prime Ministership for many years. His victory comes seven years after he was first appointed Liberal Party leader, only to be booted from the position by Tony Abbott in December, 2009.Malcolm Turnbull's win over Tony Abbott has created winners and losersThe Prime Minister-elect and deputy leader Julie Bishop are two winnersOpposition Leader Bill Shorten and Joe Hockey could be hurt by the voteMr Turnbull defeated Mr Abbott is a leadership ballot 54 votes to 44


Output: It has been widely speculated Mr Morrison could serve as Treasurer in Mr _'s cabinet.