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16 September, 10:36

Crossing moonlit path

Fox sniffs the fragrant night air

What would be the next two lines of the poem?

A. Smells a warning

In the wake of my footsteps

B. Sees the moon's shadow

And mine floating beside it

C. And catches my human scent

He knows my hiding place

D. His fur gleams reddish gold

His eyes accuse me

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  1. 16 September, 10:53
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    C. And catches my human scent

    He knows my hiding place

    is not correct.

    I took the test and it was incorrect.
  2. 16 September, 11:03
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    I think the next line would be: C. And catches my human scent

    He knows my hiding place
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