In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Question: Yes, it is blindingly obvious but sometimes the obvious is just the ticket. What I mean is that if you Google 'honeymoon', 'paradise' or 'islands', you are bound to end up with the Maldives. Which brings with it a pressure all of its own. So here we are (me and my wife Lauren) on the first day of our honeymoon on the 150m by 200m Kandolhu Island, a comparative freckle atop the coral that is Ari Atoll to the west of the capital Male. Our journey had involved a seaplane (first tick on the holiday list) and now we are having a candlelit dinner (tick number two) on the beach, trying to look exactly as couples do in the brochures.Known as 'honeymoon central,' couples adore these many secluded atollsKandolhu Island is located just above Ari Atoll - to the west of capital MaleOnly 30 villas encircle the island. Each comes with its own pool or hot-tub 
 Question:Once back on _, every couple returns to honeymoon formation, eyes only on each other.

Answer: Kandolhu Island


Question: (CNN) Mariella Azzato sees her staff thinning almost daily in Venezuela. Over 430 professors, assistants and faculty have left the University of Simon Bolivar, in Caracas, since 2015, according to Azzato, the university's vice rector of administration. The public university is widely considered one of Venezuela's best, yet more than a third of the faculty have left in three years. The vast majority of professors are leaving in search of better lives in other countries as Venezuela dives deeper into an economic and humanitarian crisis punctuated by a government many, including President Trump, deem a dictatorship. "A moment is going to arrive when there's isn't anyone," Azzato laments. "There's an exodus of the most talented professors to other countries."Professors seek better lives in other countries as Venezuela dives deeper into crisisOver 39,000 Venezuelans sought asylum around the world in the first half of this year, UN report says 
 Question:Some _ cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.

Answer: Venezuela


Question: (CNN) -- So there he was, sitting on the queen's bed, wearing a soiled T-shirt and jeans, holding a broken ashtray and bleeding from a cut on his hand: A man named Michael Fagan, who was 31 at the time, had climbed a wall of Buckingham Palace, crawled through an open window and made his way to the bedroom of Queen Elizabeth II, who was sleeping. When she awakened to find the guy sitting there staring at her, it is fair to surmise that she was not pleased. Especially when Fagan asked her if she had a spare cigarette. This happened on July 9, 1982, generating international headlines, and only because the queen survived unharmed does it read like a comedy of errors. The errors were plentiful, including the queen's repeated attempts to summon help, at first to no avail.Bob Greene: In 1982 a man got past everyone at Buckingham palace into the queen's bedroomIt made headlines, showing that even the protective bubble of the exalted is not airtightOther breaches -- the Pope's butler, Reagan's stage crasher -- show this, he saysGreene: Bizarre incursions are mesmerizing and show life has no guarantees 
 Question:Just ask _, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.

Answer:
Queen Elizabeth II


