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: (CNN) Egypt's Eman Ahmed, believed to be the world's heaviest woman, successfully underwent weight reduction surgery on Tuesday, doctors in India said. "She is very happy, she started dancing in her bed," Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala told CNN. "Her smile has come back." Before she traveled to India for her operation, Eman weighed 1,102 pounds (500 kg) and she'd barely left her bedroom in more than two decades, her family said. Over the last couple of years she'd been confined to her bed after a stroke severely impaired her speech and mobility. "She is battling with her life every single day," Lakdawala told CNN last year. "Right now she is like a living bombshell, which could blow up on her any moment."Eman Ahmed's first round of surgery was a success, doctors sayBefore she traveled to India for treatment, the 36-year-old weighed 1,102 pounds

SOLUTION: Eman was initially refused a visa for _ because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.

PROBLEM: The Pentagon last night admitted that one of its laboratories may accidentally have sent live anthrax to Britain. Technicians sent samples to a UK research facility without making sure the spores had been killed with radiation, officials said. The lab, run by British staff, has not been identified and no details have been released about how the samples were transported. The US Department of Defence claimed there was ‘no known risk’ to the public and an ‘extremely low risk’ to lab workers. But biosafety experts have sharply criticised the error and called for better precautions. The samples were shipped from Dugway army base which tests chemical weapons in a remote area of the Utah desert.A Pentagon laboratory may have sent live anthrax to Britain, it emergedSamples sent without making sure spores had been killed with radiationAnthrax can be deadly unless a patient is given large doses of antibioticsUS Department of Defence claimed there was 'no known risk' to the public

SOLUTION: But the _ was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.

PROBLEM: (CNN) Occasionally Donald Trump says something that is politically incorrect but which also happens to be true. On Tuesday at a campaign rally in North Carolina, Trump defended the former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's record on terrorism, saying, "He was a bad guy -- really bad guy. But you know what? He did well? He killed terrorists. He did that so well. They didn't read them the rights. They didn't talk. They were terrorists. Over. Today, Iraq is Harvard for terrorism." Defending the brutal Iraqi dictator who killed hundreds of thousands of his own people isn't exactly fashionable. But if you consider the 13 years of war that have wracked the country -- in which a quarter of a million have died -- and add that Saddam brutally repressed all dissent, including groups such as al Qaeda, and also add to this that ISIS is itself a fruit of the Iraq War, it's a far more defensible position.Peter Bergen: Donald Trump is correct in saying Saddam Hussein repressed terrorist groups, as he did all forms of rebellion and dissentU.S. authorities spread false story of connection between Saddam and terrorists, which was used to help justify Iraq war, Bergen says

SOLUTION:
The committee also found that "most of the contacts cited between Iraq and al-_ before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."