Sun Ruifeng，a mother in Beijing，changed some of her plans for her 8-year-old son's summer vacation，（1）

from

from

an English tutoring course to a swimming training class.On July 24，Chinese authorities introduced a guideline to ease the burden of too much homework and off-campus tutoring for primary and junior high school students.It lists requirements in areas such as（2）

reducing

reducing

（reduce） the amount and the difficulty of homework and improving the quality of education and after-class services（3）

provided

provided

（provide） by schools.According to the guideline，tutoring institutions cannot teach students content（4）

that/which

that/which

is too advanced for the school curriculum.No tutoring courses can be taught on weekends，（5）

national

national

（nation） holidays or during winter and summer vacations.The moves aim to bring education back as public welfare and guide the educational training industry（6）

to focus

to focus

（focus） on improving students' all-round quality.Many parents（7）

firmly

firmly

（firm） stood for the new moves. "Subject learning is enough at school and we hope to improve the children's overall quality of life during holidays，" a parent surnamed Zhou in Guangzhou told Xinhua.However，there are also some concerns.Another parent in Shanxi said that although she agreed with the new moves，she worried about（8）

what

what

her son would do after school if both parents have no time to be with him.According to the guideline，primary and middle schools are asked to offer after-school services，（9）

including

including

（include） homework tutoring，sports，arts，reading and interest groups.At present，nine cities（10）

have been selected

have been selected

（select） to implement the guideline.It will later be carried out nationwide.