阅读理解
WhereweliveontheeasternshoreofMarylandthegentlewatersruninandoutlikefingersslimmingatthetips．
TheCanadageeseknowthisplaceasdothewhiteswansandducks．Intheautumntheycomehomeforthewinter．Onceortwiceeachyearsnowandfrozenrainmoveintothearea．Whenthishappensiftheriverisatitsnarrowestthereisafreezewhichhardensthewatertotheice．
OnemorningafriendofminesetthebreakfasttablebesidethehugewindowwhichoverlookedtheTredAvonRiver．Suddenlysheleanedforwardandcriedout“Thereisagooseoutthere．”
WesawthefigureofalargeCanadagooseveryillitswingsfoldedtighttoitssidesitsfeetfrozentotheice．
Thenfromthedarkskyshesawalineofswans．Theyfloatedfromthetopoftheskydownwardandatlastlandedontheice．Myfriendwasonherfeetnowwithoneunbelievinghandagainsthermouth．Astheswanssurroundedthefrozengooseshefearedwhatlifeitstillhadmightbepecked(啄)outbythosegreatswanbeaks．
Insteadthosebeaksbegantoworkontheice．Thelongneckswereliftedandcurveddownagainandagain．Itwentonforalongtime．Atlastthegoose’sheadlifted．Itsbodypulled．Thenthegoosewasfreeandstandingontheice．Andtheswansstoodintheairwatching．Thenasifithadcried“Icannotfly”fouroftheswanscamedownaroundit．Theirpowerfulbeakschippedofftheiceandheldinthefeathers．Slowlythegoosespreaditswingsasfarastheycouldgoandmovedslowlyintothesky．
Thisisatruestory．Ijustthinkofitinthebadmomentsandfromitcomesonlyonehopefulquestion：“Ifsoforbirdswhynotforman?”
(1)
A．
Itwasdesertedbyothergeese．
B．
Itwasstuckintheice．
C．
Itwaswoundedandcouldn’tfly．
D．
Itwaslostinthewater．