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Many elephants were known to have perished of their wounds when there were no nature reserves.
A
died
B
treated
C
survived
D
neglected
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句意：在没有自然保护区的情况下，许多大象因受伤而死亡。perish的意思是“死亡；腐化”。survive生存；幸存。neglect忽视。
句意：在没有自然保护区的情况下，许多大象因受伤而死亡。perish的意思是“死亡；腐化”。survive生存；幸存。neglect忽视。
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