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A

They are harmful animals.

B

They are strange animals.

C

They are attractive animals.

D

They are friendly animals.


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录音中女士也即是采访者说到“It’s a very handsome animal, isn’t it, the fox?”,由此可知她认为狐狸是有吸引力的动物,故选C。
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