(II) Watch out! Here Come the Giant Pandas! In May 2005, two giant pandas named Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan were given to Taiwanas a gift from China. But it wasn’t until the end of 2008 did these two pandas finally findtheir new home in the Taipei Muzha Zoo. On January 26, the new stars of the zoo madetheir debut to people of all ages.  A common question asked about pandas concerns their Chinese name—“Is it a ‘catbear’(貓熊) or a ‘bear cat’(熊貓)?” The official name given by China’s Wolong NatureReserve, home to the giant pandas, is “bear cat”(熊貓). This term might have been derivedfrom the panda's special eyes, which are vertical slits like cats. Other commonly askedquestions include, “Are giant pandas bears or another kind of animal ?” “Why are someparts of their body black and other parts white?” and “Why do they like to eat bamboos?” In many ways, the giant panda is a mystery to us; perhaps this is why we find them sointeresting. And also, giant pandas look so cute and cuddly; it’s no wonder, in the few zoosaround the world that exhibit giant pandas, they soon become one of the favorites. debut 初次亮相 concern 有關係official 官方的 reserve 保育區derive 溯源 vertical 垂直的 slit 細縫bamboo 竹子 mystery 謎cuddly 逗人喜愛的exhibit 展覽
【題組】37. When did the giant pandas arrive in Taiwan?
(A) In May, 2005.
(B) In December, 2008.
(C) In January, 2009.
(D) In December, 2009.