閱讀理解 。
Write T for True or F for False according to the passage. （根據(jù)短文內容判斷正誤，正確寫T，錯誤寫F。）
    Look at the picture. Where are the children now? They are in the zoo（動物園）. They are looking at the monkeys（猴子）. The monkeys are in a large cage. Are the monkeys walking or jumping? They are jumping up and down in the cage. But one monkey is not jumping. It’s sleeping. It is ill.    
    Where are the children now? The children are standing next to a small cage. What’s in the small cage? There is a fox（狐貍）. What is the fox doing? The fox is walking in the cage. It’s looking for something to eat. It wants to go out of the cage to play and walk.     
    Now the children are looking at the wolf （狼）. Is the wolf sleeping? No, it isn’t. It is not sleeping at all. The wolf is eating. What is the wolf eating? It is eating meat. There is a bone in its mouth.

(     )1. The children are in the zoo.
(     )2. All the monkeys are jumping.
(     )3. The ill monkey lives in a small cage.
(     )4. The fox is looking for the meat.
(     )5. The fox wants to go out of the cage to play and walk, but it can’t.
(     )6. The wolf is eating.

1. T  2. F   3. F   4. F   5. T   6. T
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