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 _ .

A couple who tested their relationship by appearing on a TV show where only one of them could choose their future home have admitted the emotional experience was worth it in the end. Sophie Riding, 25, and Paul Hopkins, 29, from Preston, appeared on the first episode of Watch's 'Honey I Bought The House' on Monday - a Don't Tell The Bride-style show in which Paul had just three weeks to make the life-changing decision over which property they should buy without any input from his fiancee. Viewers saw Sophie breakdown in tears after it was revealed Paul had paid £170,000 for a three-bed semi-detached home for them which she hated.Paul and Sophie appeared on first episode of Honey I Bought The HouseWatch show offers couples £15,000 towards a new houseOnly one of them can choose the propertySophie cried when she saw the home he chose for £170,000She said she hated the three-bed semi-detached propertyBut three months after they moved in, she now loves it
'The problem was _ wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.

People have gathered across Australia in a number of vigils to mourn those killed in terrorist attacks in Paris last weekend. Frenchwoman Elisabeth Franco was one of thousands who packed services in Melbourne on Monday night to remember the victims of the attacks. 'Because we are so far away, we can't take our relatives into our arms,' she told AAP. Ms Franco, 32, a lone figure among families in Melbourne's Federation Square, said she needed to be with other French people on this day of mourning. Hundreds also gathered Brisbane Town Hall, while a mass was held at St Mary's Catholic Cathedral in Sydney, which was also attended by Jewish and Muslim leaders.Thousands of people have gathered around Australia at vigils held in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane on MondayMourners carried flags and signs to pay tribute to and remember those people killed in the terror attacks in ParisIt comes after additional services were held over the weekend, in the immediate aftermath of the Paris attacksThe Sydney Opera House was lit up in the blue, white and red of the French flag - along with other landmarksSee more of the latest breaking news and updates on the Paris terror attacks
Brisbane Town Hall glowed red white and blue, as banners reading 'Pray for _' and French flags were held aloft while flowers and candles were laid in the square.

Lennox Lewis has told Tyson Fury to tone down his antics after he won the world heavyweight title. The 27-year-old beat Wladimir Klitschko in Germany in one of the biggest upsets in heavyweight history with a unanimous points decision on Saturday to claim the WBA, WBO and IBF titles. Fury dressed as Batman in the run-up to the fight and was involved in verbal spats with Klitschko, labelling him boring and robotic as well as saying he was only interested in breaking his face. He also sang Aerosmith's 'I Don't Want To Miss A Thing' in the ring after victory in Dusseldorf and made homophobic remarks in a newspaper interview in the build-up to the fight, but former heavyweight champion Lewis has warned Fury he is now a role model.Tyson Fury beat Wladimir Klitschko by unanimous points decisionFury triumphed in Germanry to claim the WBA, WBO and IBF titlesEx-WBA champion David Haye  is coming out of retirement in January

'It might be a bit negative from time to time but it makes you laugh and smile and that's better than being bored to tears by _.'