In recent years, robots have taken China by storm and University bosses also want to catch the trend. They have introduced a chef robot to their school canteen     1     (stop) students leaving the site.

The newly-come chef robot-complete with a white hat, a mask     2     two knives-soon made a difference in South China’s Agricultural University. Huge     3     (crowd) gathered to watch it perform, making knife-cut noodles at the canteen.

Feel confused about the term? Actually, knife-cut noodles, also known     4     Dao XiaoMian,     5     (be) a specialty of central China’s Shanxi province. Traditionally, Dao Xiao Mian is made by cutting a large block of noodle dough(面团) at an angle and letting the     6     (slice) pieces fall directly into a boiling pot of soup. The noodle-robot can     7     (apparent) make 340 cuts per minute-guaranteeing the consistency of the noodles     8     (thick), China Daily reported. You can imagine     9     delicious the noodle can be.

Student Zhang, from Shanxi province, said the noodles appeared very popular,     10     (add): “I feel this is not simply a bowl of noodles. It feels very interesting and very heartwarming.”

China's Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope amazed the whole world.Its work on    1    nearly 1.2-billion-yuan ($180 million) project started five years ago, and the installation of the telescope's main structure－a 4,450-panel reflector as large as 30 football pitches－was completed in July.

President Xi Jinping sent a letter congratulating the project's scientists and engineers for the achievements and    2     (encourage) them to continue to make breakthroughs in astronomy.

This world's largest single-dish and    3     (sensitive) radio telescope, nicknamed Tianyan,     4    the Eye of Heaven,     5     (official)opens to the world starting Wednesday.

Astronomers worldwide can visit http://fast.bao.ac.cn/proposal    6     (submit) their applications for observations, said the National Astronomical Observatories under the Chinese Academy of Sciences in a statement.All foreign applications will be evaluated, and the results    7     (announce) on July 20.     8    observations by international users will begin in August is really a piece of good news for the world.

The statement noted that the telescope will provide its research facilities to the world     9    a more open attitude, offering more observation options for the international astronomical community.The project will contribute Chinese wisdom to the construction of a community with a    10     ( share) future for humanity, and strive to promote international sci-tech development and the progress of human civilization, said the statement.