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阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Keeping curious kids from disrupting wildlife Interacting with the wild, naturally curious kids tend to collect seashells at the beach or keep small wildlife as pets. So how to help kids protect the wild while enjoying spending time outsides? Here are alternatives for some of the most common outdoor behavior no-nos. Take an interest, not things. Kids show interest in picking flowers, rocks, or shells outdoors. They're part of wildlife's habitat and play an important role. Let kids explore with a magnifying glass (放大镜)instead of their curious fingers. Let whatever they find outside stay outside. It seems a fun idea to throw pieces of bread to ducks. Animals have unique dietary needs that are different from humans. Eating human food can make them sick or become dependent on human food. Bears are an example of animals that often have to be killed after developing a taste for human food. Admire animal afar, not disrupt nearby. The urge to take a photo with a squirrel, bird, or slow-moving turtle can be strong for kids. Instead, remind kids to stay away and show them how to use a camera's zoom button, or just admire with their eyes. Take well-worn paths, not off-road romps (嬉戏). Kicking piles of leaves, stepping on bushes, and walking through forested areas can unintentionally scare wildlife. If surprised animals defend their homes, everyone could get hurt. Nobody likes having a guest come in and destroy their home and act rudely. A. Keep snacks away from animals. B. Share food if animals are hungry. C. Exposure to them develops kids' love and curiosity. D. The same rule applies to visiting wildlife in their homes. E. Animals rely on plants for hiding; rocks and shells, for homes. F. Approaching animals disrupts what they do for survival, such as eating. G. Despite innocent purposes, kids' curiosity accidentally damages the wild. 答案：【1】G【2】E【3】A【4】F【5】D

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