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Mr. Jackson closed the fridge door so that ______.
A
he could take a photo
B
the snake couldn’t go back to the zoo
C
the snake became cool
D
he was safe from the snake
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从文中的“I threw it away, but it landed in the fridge. So I closed the door.”可知，关上门是为了安全，因此选D项。
从文中的“I threw it away, but it landed in the fridge. So I closed the door.”可知，关上门是为了安全，因此选D项。
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D Once upon a time a pair of crows (乌鸦) were continually upset by a cobra．Every year the snake crawled into their nest to eat the young crows before they learned to fly．They asked their clever friend, the jackal (豺) for help, what to do．
“Do not despair (绝望),” he told them．“ We cannot stop the cobra by force, as we are not strong enough．We will have to use craft (计谋) to destroy that greedy (贪婪的) beast, just do what I tell you and you will be safe．”
The male crow flew obediently (驯从) off to the river where a princess (公主) was bathing, guarded by all her servants．He snatched up the most beautiful necklace left on the shore and flew away just out of reach of the angry servants．Once they were running straight for the cobra’s home, he dashed a head and settled at the window pretending to be lost．
The cobra attacked at once．“Stupid crow,” he thought．“He only just manage to escape, but dropped this valuable necklace in his haste．What will his wife say Now I will be the most magnificent cobra in the world．” However, no sooner had he put it on than the servants appeared and killed him to take the precious thing back．
That year, the crow’s family grew up healthy and safe．
The servant followed the crow．A.to kill him
B.to kill the cobra
C.to recover the princess
D.to get back the necklace
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D Once upon a time a pair of crows (乌鸦) were continually upset by a cobra．Every year the snake crawled into their nest to eat the young crows before they learned to fly．They asked their clever friend, the jackal (豺) for help, what to do．
“Do not despair (绝望),” he told them．“ We cannot stop the cobra by force, as we are not strong enough．We will have to use craft (计谋) to destroy that greedy (贪婪的) beast, just do what I tell you and you will be safe．”
The male crow flew obediently (驯从) off to the river where a princess (公主) was bathing, guarded by all her servants．He snatched up the most beautiful necklace left on the shore and flew away just out of reach of the angry servants．Once they were running straight for the cobra’s home, he dashed a head and settled at the window pretending to be lost．
The cobra attacked at once．“Stupid crow,” he thought．“He only just manage to escape, but dropped this valuable necklace in his haste．What will his wife say Now I will be the most magnificent cobra in the world．” However, no sooner had he put it on than the servants appeared and killed him to take the precious thing back．
That year, the crow’s family grew up healthy and safe．
The jackal was．A.greedy
B.strong
C.crafty
D.obedient
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单选题When the snake bit Mr. Jackson, it was _____.A
hiding in a box of bananasB
climbing out of a box of bananasC
lying under a dishD
climbing into the fridge
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单选题Mr. Jackson threw the snake away probably because _____.A
he was surprisedB
he wanted to get a better photoC
his chest began to hurtD
the fridge door was open
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单选题It was _____ back home after the experiment.A
not until midnight did he goB
until midnight that he didn’t goC
not until midnight that he wentD
until midnight when he didn’t go
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单选题The doctors gave Mr. Jackson the right medicine when ______.A
London Zoo told them what kind of snake it wasB
Mr. Jackson sent the photo to the hospitalC
he left hospital the next dayD
the snake bit him
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