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Information Related to the Text |  Explaining the Title |  Writing Skill |  Warm-up Activity |  Text  |  Explaining the Title Should We Allow Curiosity to Kill the Cat? “Curiosity killed the cat”(好奇伤身) is an English idiom, meaning too much curiosity would take one’s life. Here “curiosity” refers to the cat’s curiosity. The author uses this to ask the question “ Should we kill animals simply to satisfy our curiosity?”

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