TASK DEFINITION: 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 _ .
PROBLEM: Yohan Cabaye will undergo a medical at Crystal Palace on Thursday after the club agreed a record fee for the French midfielder. Palace will pay £10million, rising to £12.8m with add-ons, for the 29-year-old Paris Saint-Germain star, making him the most expensive signing in their history. The Eagles have beaten London rivals Tottenham to snap up the former Newcastle playmaker, who moved back to France in a £19m deal last year. Cabaye’s relationship with Alan Pardew, who brought him to St James’ Park from Lille in 2011, has been a key factor in securing his Premier League return. The fee eclipses Palace’s previous record transfer, £7m paid to Wigan for James McArthur last summer.Crystal Palace agree £10m fee rising to £12.8m with PSG for Yohan CabayeCabaye will have a medical on Thursday ahead of the moveSportsmail revealed Palace's interest in Cabaye back in May

SOLUTION: Regular football in the Premier League with _ was something he could not afford to turn down.

PROBLEM: President Barack Obama arrived in Japan on Wednesday for the first part of his Asia trip that started with reassuring Tokyo of U.S. support in its bitter territorial dispute with China. Obama made his first stop in Tokyo on a weeklong tour that will also take him to South Korea, Malaysia and the Philippines. Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met over what's been described as the "world's best sushi" at Sukiyabashi Jiro, a top-rated restaurant in the Ginza district. The dinner also brought out the new U.S. ambassador to Japan, Caroline Kennedy. On Thursday, Obama will start a formal state visit to the nation -- the highest designation for a foreign leader.President Obama says a set of disputed islands fall under a U.S.-Japanese treatyHe makes the comments to Japanese paper ahead of a visit to AsiaChina disputes his assertion, saying the U.S. should "respect the truth"

SOLUTION: _ begins Asia trip with 'the best sushi I've ever had'.

PROBLEM: (CNN) When Donald Trump speaks at one of his rallies, Gisell Broch physically reacts. She cringes. "He's like a punch to the gut." That punch is so palpable that it's shaken the Cuba native out of a 22-year contentment at simply holding her green card. Thanks to Trump, she's seeking her U.S. citizenship in time to vote against him in November. Latino vote: Will the sleeping giant finally choose the next president? "He's a racist," said Broch, from her front row seat at a naturalization information session in Homestead, Florida. When Broch files her paperwork, she expects she'll vote for "anyone but Trump" as her first vote as a U.S. citizen.Large numbers of immigrants who are permanent residents apply for U.S. citizenship so they can vote in NovemberMany of them say they're doing it so they can vote against Donald TrumpOne attorney says all those new citizens could be "a game changer"

SOLUTION:
The Trump campaign says his proposed immigration reforms will end up benefiting legal _ immigrants.