25． Why didn’t Michael go to the island for picruc?A． He had to go to school．B． He did not like the island．C． Something was wrong with his foot．D． The weather was bad that day．
25． Why didn’t Michael go to the island for picruc?
A． He had to go to school．
B． He did not like the island．
C． Something was wrong with his foot．
D． The weather was bad that day．
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