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— How was your report, Tony?

　　— Not bad, but I need to do better in_________.

　　A. math B. English C. science D. Chinese

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We’ve all heard of mermaids. They are the beautiful half-human, half-fish creatures(生物). They have the head and body of a human and the tail of a fish. We also know that mermaids only exist in fairy tales. But where did all the stories about these creatures come from? If you have ever seen a manatee, then you might have an idea.

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