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Why does Avery say, "That's a fine specimen of a pig—it's no bigger than a white rat"? A. He means the pig isn't very big. B. He doesn't like pigs or rats. C. He wishes the pig were a white rat instead.
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Why does Avery say, "That's a fine specimen of a pig—it's no bigger than a white rat"? A. He means the pig isn't very big. B. He doesn't like pigs or rats. C. He wishes the pig were a white rat instead. D. He thinks the pig looks good.

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He thinks the pig looks good, so D. Hope I helped.
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