A lion ____ only attack a human being when it is hungry


  1. A.
    should
  2. B.
    can
  3. C.
    will
  4. D.
    shall
C
在本句中，will 表示某種習慣動作，而不是表示將來。它的過去式 would 可以表示過去的某種習慣動作。
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