阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最 佳选项。
A Japanese farmer bought a big foreign tractor to grow his corn and apples in northern Japan. The giant tractor __  _the waste land into fields at an amazing speed.___  __, he was troubled by the damage caused by raccoon dogs .Just when the sweet corn was ready to be____  __,it was ruined.
“I placed___  ___in several places around the fields,but ended up trapping a young raccoon dog. The mother stayed next to it,and didn’t_____  __when I approached. When I tried _____  ___ out to release the trap,the young raccoon dog bared its _____  ___and got really upset. It seems cruel,but I held its head down with my rubber boot _____  ____I released it from the trap. It didn’t run away,though. Right in front of ____  __, the mother started licking the young one’s ___  ____ leg. Seeing that, I felt committed an awful crime. “
“I_____  ____told them ‘Stop eating our corny But then I started leaving small piles of second rate corn around the ____  __of the fields. They’re not good enough to sell. The next morning when I went to the fields, they’d completely _____  __. But the raccoon dogs had caused ___  ___more damage at all. So at harvest time I decided to ____  ___using the traps and put out the corncobs without kernels .After that,__  ___ by the raccoon dogs stopped almost completely. So I figured that farmers suffer this sort of damage because they ___  _  _everything. After all,we,d turned what used to__  _  the raccoon dogs into fields. I worried that if I actually fed them,the raccoon dogs would even more   __  _    ,but that didn’t happen.
I suppose you could say that my eyes were opened to the mysteries of nature. Anyway,I real­ized that nature didn’t work in the  __  _   that most people thought.”

A．divided B．developed C．transformed D．transport

A．Therefore B．However C．Meanwhile D．Moreover

A．raised B．hunted C．grown D．harvested

A．traps B．nets C．sticks D．forces

A．break away B．runaway C．jump up D．turn up

A．handing B．taking C．standing D．reaching

A．claws B．neck C．teeth D．mouth

A．as B．because C．unless D．after

A．it B．me C．them D．us

A．wounded B．folded C．deserted D．exhausted

A．seldom B．almost C．hardly D．once

A．trees B．soil C．edges D．hut

A．disappeared B．died C．melted D．escaped

A．a little B．a bit C．much D．no

A．begin B．continue C．stop D．delay

A．waste B．damage C．holes D．crops

A．take B．bring C．give D．lose

A．refer to B．turn to C．belong to D．lead to

A．fight B．bother C．scare D．cheer

A．sense B．form C．course D．way