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    India is the home of tigers. Every year many people are killed by tigers. The tiger, however, doesn’t always eat men. It likes wild animals better. It is only when the tiger is old enough or wounded (受伤的) that it eats men. But when it tastes the meat of men, it will go on killing men for food. When a man-eater like this is discovered (发现)people are very afraid. They have to stop working in the fields.

    There are many ways to put an end to such dangerous animals. One way is that some men with long guns (枪) ride on elephants while other men drive the tiger towards them.

    For a hunter another way is to sit in a tree near the place where a tiger has eaten somebody. If the tiger returns for another meal, the hunter will kill it in the hiding place. A goat may be tied to the tree for the tiger to kill.

    The most dangerous way is to hunt a tiger on foot. But the man must be brave and can shoot well or he would be killed by the tiger.

    1.Where is the home of tiger?

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    2.which does the tiger like better to eat, men or wild animals?

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    3.What will the tiger do when it tastes the meat of men?

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    4.Are there any ways to put an end to such dangerous animals?

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    5.What is the most dangerous way to hunt a tiger?

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    【答案】

    1.(In)India

    2.It likes wild animals

    3.It will go on killing men for food.

    4.Yes, there are.

    5.(The most dangerous way is)to hunt a tiger on foot.

    【解析】先阅读文章内容，再看清问题，然后再用课文的内容来填写。

     

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