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Years ago, zoos kept all kinds of animals in small cages. {A、B、C}A. 多年以前,动物园把各

A.C}

B. 多年以前,动物园把各种动物都关在小笼子里。

C. 几年前,动物园保留所有动物在大笼子里。

D. 多年以前,动物园给所有看管动物的人发很少的工资。

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