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MISTAKEN MICHELIN STAR

Every year, the well-known Michelin company publishes a guide to restaurants that have
been awarded the highly respected Michelin stars. 7.1. ____ She didn’t own a large and
expensive restaurant. Her bistro in Bourges, a small town in France, is a cosy place with
20 tables, which mostly serves inexpensive lunches to local workers. The chef works
part-time, and Mrs Jacquet is the only other member of staff, so getting a Michelin star
seemed impossible. The mystery was quickly solved. 7.2. ____ But that one was in Paris.
After the guide was published, both restaurants received many calls from confused
customers. One of them asked the owner of the Parisian restaurant, Aymeric Dreux, if he
had opened a second restaurant in Bourges. He had no idea what the caller was talking
about. 7.3. ____ They had a good laugh together about what had happened. He invited
Mrs Jacquet and her chef to have dinner at his restaurant in Paris. The following month, they
travelled to Paris and enjoyed a luxurious meal as honoured guests of Aymeric Dreux.
7.4. ____ It is not known if he has ever taken up the offer!

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Wersja A

A. But minutes later Michelin contacted him to explain the mistake, and the same day Mr Dreux phoned Mrs Jacquet.
B. It turned out that the award was meant for another restaurant with the same name.
C. Finally, Véronique Jacquet remembered a strange visit from a restaurant critic two months before.
D. In return, they promised Mr Dreux a free lunch at the bistro in Bourges.
E. When Véronique Jacquet heard on the local radio that her restaurant had just got one, she laughed

 

Wersja B

A. When Véronique Jacquet heard on the local radio that her restaurant had just got one, she laughed.
B. But minutes later Michelin contacted him to explain the mistake, and the same day Mr Dreux phoned Mrs Jacquet.
C. Finally, Véronique Jacquet remembered a strange visit from a restaurant critic two months before.
D. It turned out that the award was meant for another restaurant with the same name.
E. In return, they promised Mr Dreux a free lunch at the bistro in Bourges