单选题The author would most likely agree that ______.Athe camel is still a revered symbol in ItalyBthe camel is most likely related to the giraffeCin evolutionary terms, the giraffe is younger than the camelDthe camel is admirable for more than its physical capabilitiesEcamels helped Europeans take over the work.
单选题
The author would most likely agree that ______.
A
the camel is still a revered symbol in Italy
B
the camel is most likely related to the giraffe
C
in evolutionary terms, the giraffe is younger than the camel
D
the camel is admirable for more than its physical capabilities
E
camels helped Europeans take over the work.
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解析：
作者在第四段第三句讲到骆驼的智慧“骆驼不仅以它的耐力而为人所知，而且以它的固执和智慧而出名”。
作者在第四段第三句讲到骆驼的智慧“骆驼不仅以它的耐力而为人所知，而且以它的固执和智慧而出名”。
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