—Have you seen him ________?

—Yes. I saw him on the street last Friday.

A.suddenly B.recently C.generally D.exactly

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Wild animals have been kept in cages for thousands years. Over time, people began speaking out about the practice of keeping animals in zoos. The rise of animal rights movement and groups have led many to question whether or not zoos are right.

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