Have you ever been to a Michelin restaurant? For most chefs, there’s no    1     (big) honor than having your restaurant awarded a Michelin   Star,   let alone three.     2       that’s   not the case for Sebastien Bras, 46, one of France’s most famous chefs. He is the head of a three-star restaurant, Le Suquet,    3     is located in the center of Paris.

China plans to release one or two giant pandas into the wild. So far the spot     1     (select) in east China s Jiangxi province. It will be the first time to release a gaint panda into the wild outside southwest China’s. Sichuan Province,     2     13 pandas had been released by the end of last year.

An expert meeting was held in Jiangxi, where it was decided that pandas would be transported from Sichuan. Then they will be released into the Jiangxi Guanshan National Nature Reserve. The nature reserve     3     (have) a mild climate and a quite good ecosystem, with abundant bamboo     4     (resource) and little human interference, which is good for giant pandas to reproduce.

Researchers also     5     (brief) introduced the research method to experts. The method includes     6     giant panda reintroduction program, The reintroduction program refers to     7     (release) captive-bred (圈养繁殖的) pandas to their past distribution areas. They will live in these areas after wild training     8     (rebuild) the wild population. Researchers will obtain     9     (value) data. And the data shows how pandas adapt to the environment and climate after they stay at the wild habitats.

The program has high research value for studying some problems. Why did pandas die out in their historical distribution areas? How did climate changes influence the current panda population? The program will also help expand the distribution range     10     giant pandas. Besides, it can reduce the extinction risks of their wild population.

However, not everything lived up to Zhang Tian’s hopes. The school was much smaller than he     1    (expect), with only three classrooms. In front of the classrooms, there was a playground     2     got dusty on windy days and muddy on rainy days. Living in the village was also more     3    (challenge) than he had thought. The power and water supplies were unstable, so he could only shower every three or four days, and he had to learn how to cook. The thought of leaving once flashed through his mind, but he quickly gave up on the idea and     4     (find) ways to deal with the challenges.

Usually, people     1     (go) on holiday to relax when they don’t have to work. These days, a new kind of holiday is getting more and more popular—helping people in developing countries through volunteer projects. A volunteer holiday is a very     2     (meaning) way to see cultures of other countries. Volunteers often work with people of the country to help the poor. More and more people enjoy     3     (take) a volunteer holiday because it offers them a chance     4     (see) the country they are visiting in a different way.