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—People can running everywhere. Do you know what is happening?

—I don’t know. Let’s ask the man over there.

A. see B. be seen C. seeing D. to see

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C. introduce recent findings about crows’ intelligence (智力)

D. get readers interested in the background of the expression

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D. Monkeys are cleverer than crows.

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