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Directions (Qs. 32 to 38): Read the passage and answer the following questions.   When Greg went to the giant aquarium near his house, he had one type of animal that he loved to watch. He liked dolphins and manatees, but he loved whales. Beluga whales from the arctic were really neat, but it was the Killer Whales especially that had his heart. For hours, from the park opening until closing, he could watch them. Their black and white patterned skin reminded him of tuxedo, a penguin or even a zebra, but on the whales it seemed even more special. It made them stand out in the water. Their playfulness and intelligence amazed him, too. He liked to watch the trainers coax them through jumps, leaps, and other tricks. They talked and squawked at the trainers.  One time the trainer even got launched into the air off the whale?s nose. It was an impressive feat. It always surprised him how fast and agile such massive creature could be. He always expected them to be slow and lumbering, but they were fast like bullet, darting through their huge tanks and exploding from the water. In the park, they ate fish and other snacks, and lots of them. In the wild, he understood why they had their fierce name. They could eat seals, sea lions, small whales and just about anything they could catch. Their teeth were sharp and predatory.  They were the top of the food chain - even more dangerous than sharks. The killer whales were amazing animals. They inspired him to learn more about the sea. He thought that someday he might want to be marine biologist. Then, he could learn about his favourite animals as a job. For now, he?d have to settle for watching them through the tank?s glass and reading about them. However, there was always the future!

In the park, they ate ________ and snacks, and lots of them.

A) fish   

B) egg

C) chicken                       

D) fries