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浙江省衢州江山市城南中学2019-2020学年八年级上学期英语期中检测试卷(含听力音频)
Many people like to see animals in the zoo. But do you know most of the animals in the zoo are very 1? Animals usually live in the forests or mountains. They like to live 2. But the life in the zoo is quite 3 from that in the forests and mountains. They have to stay in cages all day and wait for the zoo 4 to feed them. They can't come out of the cages. So they have to walk round and round.
The wildlife park can solve all these 5 for them. All the animals live in the open air everywhere in the 6. They 7 stay in cages. They can run, jump and play with other animals happily. The most important thing is that they are free and happy, and they are protected there. People are not allowed to hunt in the wildlife park.
Some of the animals in wildlife parks are friendly, but some are fearful, such as lions, wolves and tigers. But it's not dangerous 8 the animals in wildlife parks. You can take a bus to see the animals. It will be very 9 if a tiger or a bear looks at you through the window. But don't worry. 10 will happen. You are quite safe inside the bus.
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