【題目】Why does the boy like sharks?

A.They are fast and big.B.They make funny sounds.C.They are smart.

【答案】A

【解析】

【原文】

W: My favorite animal is the dolphin. They make such funny sounds, and they are very smart.

M: Dolphins are cool, but sharks are way better. They are so fast in the water and they can grow to be some of the biggest fish in the world.

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