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: Concerns are growing over Russian ships that have docked in a once-secret naval base in the Arctic. Military leaders in Norway are nervous about its powerful neighbour's presence on its 'strategically important' coastline following a spike in tensions between Russia and NATO nations. Some experts have criticised the shutting down of Olavsvern Naval Base - a huge complex buried in mountainous terrain near the town of Tromsoe - which has been closed since 2009. But fears have once again peaked after three Russian ships spent the entire winter docked deep within the mountain hideaway which was once a heavily guarded military facility.Three Russian ships that docked in Olavsvern Naval Base for the entire winterBase which was shut down in 2009 is nestled deep inside mountainous regionNorway's military fears Russian presence on 'strategically important' coastline

SOLUTION: A former second in command for the Norwegian military said: '_ is a country where the state has a say over all commercial or semi-state business.

PROBLEM: Jailed: Riki Hughes stole £17,000 from the football club where he volunteered as club secretary A veteran of the Iraq war stole thousands of pounds from a children's football club and spent the money on a stag trip to Las Vegas. Lance Corporal Riki Hughes has been jailed for 16 months after he plundered the accounts of Tidworth Town Football Club, where he volunteered as club secretary. He claimed to be making rent payments to the club's landlord - even though the team was actually getting its property for free. Hughes, 31, spent the money on himself, including camping equipment and a stag holiday to Las Vegas, Salisbury Crown Court heard.Ex-soldier Riki Hughes, 31, was the club secretary at Tidworth Town FCHe set up fake bank account in the name of the team's landlord and siphoned off at least £17,000Jailed for 16 months after spending the cash on camping gear and holiday

SOLUTION: The former soldier, who served two tours in _, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.

PROBLEM: New York (CNN) -- When I was growing up, my friends and I all wanted to be cool -- like Al Pacino, Robert De Niro or, of course, the king of cool at the time: Fonzie. (I should note that I grew up in an Italian neighborhood.) Being "cool" was a good thing. Today it appears that being "cool" could be a bad thing, at least if you are running for president of the United States. That theory surfaced in an ad from a Republican super PAC headed by Karl Rove. The super PAC American Crossroads argues in its campaign ad that Barack Obama is "too cool" to be president. The attack ad shows President Obama "slow jamming" the news on Jimmy Fallon's NBC late-night talk show, singing an Al Green song and chugging a beer. (Obama drinking a beer must confuse those Republicans who still think he is a Muslim.)A Karl Rove-led super PAC ran ad saying Obama is "cool" but ineffectiveDean Obeidallah says he thought being cool was a good thingHe says Rove's group realizes Mitt Romney is "cool-challenged"Obeidallah: The ad seeks to convert an Obama positive into a negative

SOLUTION:
Sure, _ can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.