BIt was snowing very hard for days． Jigs and Reels had nothing to eat for a day． They knew that things weren't right at home，so yesterday morning they wanted to go out． Bob put them out through a window． Because the snow was so thick outside that he couldn't open the door．Last night they didn't come back． "Dead， Bob said to himself． "They are only five months old． This weather will kill them． Just then Bob heard them calling him． He looked out and could not believe’they were drawing(拖) a big hare(野兔) through the snow． They threw it through the window into Bob’s hands． Hare for dinner! '( )26． Who were Jigs and Reels in this story?A． They were Bob's childrenB． They were dogs．C． They were hares．D． They were toys．
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It was snowing very hard for days． Jigs and Reels had nothing to eat for a day． They knew that things weren't right at home，so yesterday morning they wanted to go out． Bob put them out through a window． Because the snow was so thick outside that he couldn't open the door．
Last night they didn't come back． "Dead， Bob said to himself． "They are only five months old． This weather will kill them． Just then Bob heard them calling him． He looked out and could not believe’they were drawing(拖) a big hare(野兔) through the snow． They threw it through the window into Bob’s hands． Hare for dinner! '
( )26． Who were Jigs and Reels in this story?
A． They were Bob's children
B． They were dogs．
C． They were hares．
D． They were toys．
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