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Whats the general idea of the fifth paragraph？A．It"s about Jennifer Saxon.B．The history of

Whats the general idea of the fifth paragraph？

A．It"s about Jennifer Saxon.

B．The history of the museum.

C．It"s about Queen Elizabeth.

D．It tells us about a great spy.

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