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 _ .

[EX Q]: An Indonesian woman accused of ordering the murder of her wealthy Australian husband is claiming to be of another religion so she won't lose her inheritance, a lawyer says. Noor Ellis, 45, is facing charges carrying the death penalty after allegedly paying her maid's boyfriend to kill Robert Ellis, 60. The successful businessman's body was found in a Bali rice field in October 2014. Ellis told police her husband had neglected her and was denying her money she was entitled to - a claim that shocked family and friends who knew the couple. British man Robert Kelvin Ellis (left), here with wife Noor Ellis (right) was found in a rice paddock with his throat cut in October 2014Noor Ellis admits planning execution-style killing of husband Robert EllisMr Ellis' neck was slashed and his body dumped at home in Bali in OctoberShe is accused of claiming to be of another religion to keep her inheritanceEllis is now stating her religion is Hindu, even though official documents say she's Muslim
[EX A]: Already in custody for his murder is his _ wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids.

[EX Q]: Migrants in Calais are using bikes from a makeshift cycle shop to reach the Channel Tunnel in a bizarre rental scheme which has sprung up in the camp. Labour's Lord Falconer, who travelled to the French port to see the chaos for himself, was stunned to discover the camp shop which sells bikes to those desperately trying to reach Britain, and take them back once they are abandoned by those who successfully breach security. Writing for MailOnline, the shadow justice secretary dismissed government claims that the situation was under control and said it was unacceptable that no UK minister had been to see the chaos situation first hand.Labour's Lord Falconer was stunned to find cycle shop in migrant campShadow justice secretary attacks UK ministers for not visiting CalaisDismisses Foreign Secretary's claims to have 'got a grip on the crisis'Accuses French of making 'no or little attempt' to deport people in tents
[EX A]: He said a government minister should 'urgently go to _' for talks with the French government about how Britain can best help the French #in their responsibility for dealing with the people in the camp'.

[EX Q]: Washington (CNN) When Donald Trump takes office, his plate will be full with national security challenges ranging ISIS to Russia. But first up may be the issue of how top military officers deal with the new commander in chief himself. There is civilian control of the military, and there is unquestioned loyalty to any president. But Trump comes into office with a series of campaign promises that include the possibility of ordering illegal action by the US military. The issue getting perhaps the most attention is Trump's campaign statements he might institute waterboarding of terrorism suspects. Waterboarding is considered torture, which is illegal under US and international law. Other Trump campaign promises that worry some commanders and troops include the notion of bombing with little regard for civilian casualties or taking Iraq's oil supplies, also potential violations of international law.US troops have an obligation not to follow illegal ordersTrump's campaign statements indicate he might seek the use of waterboarding
[EX A]:
But CNN has spoken to several current senior officers who have given thought to whether they could confront this issue in a _ administration.