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]: Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Liverpool's home clash with Newcastle... Liverpool vs Newcastle United (Anfield) Team news Liverpool Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho will miss Monday's visit of Newcastle with a hamstring injury. The France international came off in the first half of Wednesday's FA Cup win over Blackburn but his absence will be lessened by the return from suspension of Emre Can, although Martin Skrtel and Steven Gerrard must serve the final match of their three-game bans.Mamadou Sakho will miss Monday Night Football clash for LiverpoolEmre Can could replace defender after completing suspensionDaryl Janmaat fit for Newcastle United after warm-up scare at SunderlandFabricio Coloccini will complete his three-match ban for the Toon
[EX A]: _ have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).

[EX Q]: The United States will rescue as many as 10,000 Syrians over the next year, the White House said today. President Barack Obama has directed his national security team to begin preparations to 'scale up' the number of Syrian refugees the country is accepting, his spokesman said today. The new goal is 'ambitious' White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said, but the president and his team believe they can meet it over the next fiscal year. This year the U.S. took in just 1,500 Syrians fleeing the violence wrought by ISIS in their home country. The United States' intake paled in comparison to that of Gulf countries and some European countries, leading some international actions - and senators from the president's party - to pressure Obama to do more.This year the U.S. took in just 1,500 Syrians fleeing the violence wrought by ISIS in their home countryUnited States' intake paled in comparison to that of Gulf countries and some European countriesU.S. has given $4 billion to foreign governments bearing the brunt of the crisis and non-governmental organizations providing humanitarian aid
[EX A]: That is why he said the _ remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.

[EX Q]: Working closely with the White House, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives revived President Barack Obama's trade agenda today, voting to strengthen his hand in global negotiations and clearing the way for a showdown in the Senate. The 218-208 vote marked the first step in a bipartisan rescue operation mounted in the week since labor-backed Democrats in the House - including the chamber's Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi - rebelled against the president and derailed his trade package. In a twist of awkward timing, Pelosi is bringing the president to her San Francisco district tomorrow for his first fundraiser to benefit Democratic House candidates in the 2016 race — including many of the very lawmakers who delivered Obama a stinging defeat last week in his effort to complete trade negotiations with 11 Pacific Rim nations.The 218-208 vote marked the first step in a bipartisan rescue operation mounted in the week since labor-backed Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi - rebelled against the president and derailed his trade packageIn a twist of awkward timing, Pelosi is bringing the president to her San Francisco district tomorrow for a first fundraiser to benefit DemocratsMany of those same lawmakers delivered Obama a stinging defeat last week in his effort to complete trade negotiations with 11 other nationsIn the ramp up to the votes, Obama wined and dined Democrats; the White House says the annual picnic he hosted was just a social event, thoughHis trade agenda still needs approval from the Senate - that's a tall taskHis four-day excusrsion started today in LA; he goes to San Francisco tomorrow and Palm Beach after that
[EX A]:
The eruption over trade follows a 'longstanding disagreement' in the _ caucus, she further explained, and has everything to do with members' bosses - the constituents - and very little to do with Obama.