Here in the hills were buffaloes (野牛). I had even, in my very young days — when I could no

Here in the hills were buffaloes (野牛). I had even, in my very young days — when I could not live till I had killed one of each kind of African animal — shot a bull out there. Later on, when I was not so interested to shoot as to watch the wild animals, I had been out to see them again. But twice I had to go back without success.
But one afternoon as I was having tea with some friends outside the house, Denys came flying from Nairobi and went over our heads westwards; a little while after he turned and came back and landed on the farm. I drove down to the plane to bring him back, but he would not get out of his plane.
“The buffaloes are out feeding in the hills,” he said, “come out and have a look at them.”
“I cannot come,” I said. “I have got a tea-party up at the house.”
“But we will go and see them and be back in a quarter of an hour,” he said.
This sounded to me like the suggestions which people make to you in a dream. So I went up with him. It did not take us long to see the buffaloes from the air; we counted them as they peacefully mixed and separated on the open ground closed in by bushes. There was one very old big black bull, and a number of young ones; if a stranger had come near to them they would have heard or smelt him at once, but they were not prepared for something from the air. They heard the noise of our machine and stopped feeding, but they did not seem to be able to look up. In the end they realized that something very strange was about; the old bull first walked out in front of the others. Suddenly he began to go down the valley side and after a moment he broke into a run. The whole group now followed him, rushing hurriedly down into the buses. In a small wood of low trees they stopped and kept close together. Here they believed themselves to be out of sight. We flew up and away. It was like having been taken there by a secret unknown route.
When I came back to my tea-party the teapot on the stone was still so hot that I burned my fingers on it.
【小题1】The writer drove to the plane .A．to pick Denys up and take him back to the tea-partyB．to have a talk with DenysC．to do some repairs for DenysD．because they wanted to go up in the plane【小题2】 Denys said it would only take a quarter of an hour to go and see the buffaloes .A．but it took much longer than that B．and he was rightC．if they went by a secret routeD．but it wasn’t a serious suggestion【小题3】When the buffaloes heard the noise of the plane, they .A．looked up at itB．ran away immediatelyC．continued feedingD．were uncertain what to doA. I drove down to the plane to bring him back,

(答案→)A. I drove down to the plane to bring him back, 解析：【小题1】A.细节题：从第二段的内容和句子： I drove down to the plane to bring him back,可知答案是A。【小题2】B 推理题：从文章最后一段的句子：When I came back to my tea-party the teapot on the stone was still so hot that I burned my fingers on it.说明茶还很烫，他们很快就回来了。【小题3】D 推理题：从第六段的句子：They heard the noise of our machine and stopped feeding, but they did not seem to be able to look up.说明这些野牛不知所措。

就是这个解释

如以上回答内容为低俗、色情、不良、暴力、侵权、涉及违法等信息，可以点下面链接进行举报！

点此我要举报以上问答信息