单选题AHe saw them during his visits to Britain.BThey were increasing in numbers in London.CHe studied them at school.DHe once saw them eating.
单选题
A
He saw them during his visits to Britain.
B
They were increasing in numbers in London.
C
He studied them at school.
D
He once saw them eating.
参考解析
解析：
对话中Jim Clark提到当他还是个孩子的时候他就对狐狸感兴趣，那时他们刚开始从乡村移向伦敦，进行城市殖民化，他看到一种野生动物在城市里建立自己的人口深深地吸引着他(seeing a wild animal build up its population in the city really fascinated me)，由此可见，Jim Clark对狐狸感兴趣的原因是它们在伦敦增加数量，故答案选A。
对话中Jim Clark提到当他还是个孩子的时候他就对狐狸感兴趣，那时他们刚开始从乡村移向伦敦，进行城市殖民化，他看到一种野生动物在城市里建立自己的人口深深地吸引着他(seeing a wild animal build up its population in the city really fascinated me)，由此可见，Jim Clark对狐狸感兴趣的原因是它们在伦敦增加数量，故答案选A。
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