单选题What happened to one of the four birds?AIt was dead on the way to London.BIt flew away from the cage.CIt was stolen by someone.
单选题
What happened to one of the four birds?
A
It was dead on the way to London.
B
It flew away from the cage.
C
It was stolen by someone.
参考解析
解析：
考 点：细节题。由第二段第二句“But on his way to the boss’ s home, one of them flew out of the cage and there were only three birds left in it.”可知4只鸟中有一只飞走了。
考 点：细节题。由第二段第二句“But on his way to the boss’ s home, one of them flew out of the cage and there were only three birds left in it.”可知4只鸟中有一只飞走了。
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