Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

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"One will do. And you." "That'll do," said Miss Burton firmly. "Now, let's get along to the lion house. And please, children, do not make faces at the lions. How would you like to be in a cage and have people make faces at you? Always remember whose business was the hunting of whole worlds. now, girls," called Miss Burton "Even lions, Miss Burton?" to be considerate to others." lions. Was he considerate of them too?" "There is no time for silly questions," said Miss Burton, "Even lions." fountain. And Frances, stop cheerily. "Don't scatter. I can't Frances giggled. "Oh, Miss Burton, do you think the polar bear would want to play catch?" "Charming," said Manto. "But "Because they are not necessary. which to buy peanuts, and popcorn, delicacies favored by the young. they followed the old mother hen by treating a few of the other children, but Palit put his girlish foot down. No use arousing away. Miss Burton did not at said Frances enviously. "Is he additional two children in her rich?" of—kind of useful after all." "Gosh, I wish I did." Miss Burton collected her past the line of cages. "Now, make herself inconspicuous. For some time, Miss Burton did not said Frances. "She doesn't even the penguins, the reptiles, all were left behind. At times the children scattered, but Miss Burton time for a play. Perhaps Barbara "That's right. And what other animals come from Australia?" "I know, Miss Burton!" cried Frances, a dark-haired nine-year-old with a pair of glittering people. She can act like animals." The laughing, girlish eyes evaded a dirty look from the little friend. "She can act like "Very good, Frances." Frances smirked at the approbation. "I've been to the zoo lots of times," she said to the girl next to her. "My father any kind of animal." "She's certainly a talented child. But she seems so shy!" perhaps, too, Mr. George will be also has talent." "You, Miss Burton?" Miss Burton coughed modestly. "I'm in Miss Hassel's class." "Miss Hassel? Who is she? Is an actress too. I studied dramatics, "Oh, Miss Burton," screamed Frances. "Here's a girl who isn't might actually have been a famous actress! However, in my "Really?" Miss Burton seemed the theater was not attractive—but careless as to lose one of her charges. "What's your name, child?" "God knows what I'll have to "I'm Carolyn." "Carolyn Manto. Please, Miss Burton, I had to go to the bathroom, section of her class. "Oh, Miss Burton, here's another one who's "Because people are depending may as well call quits to your ?" Miss Burton asked. Miss Burton made a sound of annoyance. Imagine losing sweetheart. I work too damn hard for that ten per cent." "You can marry me and take be frantic by now, and serve her around dressed as a lion hunter." "Why not? I've walked around "Drunks don't attract attention. They're too ordinary." to Miss Burton's. "I'm sorry, Miss Burton, I didn't "But a drunken lion hunter—that's something special." He went into the next room and began "What would I have to do for "The women who swoon at you Burton. "Old enough to know swoon is a useful occupation "I'm sorry, Miss Burton. And "How can I be useful, Carol? to be an actress, and I imitate honest, Miss Burton, I didn't "Some people manage without "Oh, Miss Burton, please don't make her go home with a policeman. "Then you'll have to do without If she's going to be an actress, I'll bet she'd love to see "Well, after the way she's behaved, "Please, Miss Burton, it was poor woman's edition of Rudolph Valentino." "I feel terrified. I don't know "Miss Burton," called Barbara us his autograph?" "Now, children, I've warned "They'll grow up to be your annoy him. Mr. George is a famous we mustn't take advantage of his kindness." "But he likes children, Miss Burton! My big sister read in a hopes that would now be fulfilled. Miss Burton's class was not the only one which had come to hear the famous actor-hunter was shooting all those lions, and rhinoceroses, and elephants for his new picture. That's why you mustn't bother him too much." jungle fever in Africa, where he strong, Miss Burton. It wouldn't pretended to find amusement in health, children. They say he got said Miss Burton complacently. "Why, because it's the truth. You're a very good animal performer. You make a wonderful dragon, for instance. Go on, Palit, show her what a fine "You and your lack of it! But let's not argue now, Palit. Here, I think, comes the lion-hunter. Let's scream, and be as properly and efficient. At the moment she was being more efficient than attractive, excited as every one else is." where I could find any one else out for my best interests, Carol. "Will it be one of those occasions himself, to be able to pretend he liked this. An assistant curator of some collection in the zoo, a flustered old woman, was introducing him. There were a few laudatory references to his great talents as an "I've never believed in marrying properly modest as he listened. The remarks about his knowledge suppose that in your profession of wild and ferocious beasts actor, and he managed to look like to hunt, and have adventures. want of you is the usual ten per "Can't you forget for a moment elephant, modestly granting a co-hero's role to his guide. Then another story illustrating the strange ways of lions. The elephant rhinoceros. His audience was quiet now, breathless with interest, and he welcomed the respite "—with hardly enough energy lions." "You're so unforgiving, Carol. You don't have much use for me, "But it is my hope that I shall have much use for useless people." "I'm not entirely useless. I singular. Talk of being useful, "I'd gladly forego that to see person want? "There should be happiness inside young and old. Hasn't Mr. George made us happy, children?" "Yes, Miss Burton!" came the "And we feel that it would be business imitating her expression." Next, Miss Burton introduced then, Miss Burton stood upright fool of herself is always more day. Maybe Carol would have A voice shrilled, "Miss Burton?" "Yes, dear?" "Aren't you going to call on Doris. Carolyn and Doris, Mr. George, are studying how to act. may be in the movies, just as you to us? If we were to announce to the children and the teacher, and to every one in this zoo, for that matter, exactly who and what we were, they wouldn't believe "Please, Miss Burton," said Really I can't, Miss Burton—" go on the stage and still be shy. Now, do you know any movie scenes? Shirley Temple used to planet is—you don't. It has the she does?" "The chance of being discovered. ambition to go on the stage, the him, and to Miss Burton. She'd you do all sorts of silly Miss Burton had an idea. "I know what to do, children. If you can act animals—Mr. George neck, and his heart froze. Facing him across the platform were two lions, tensed as quick to adapt to any circumstances—" Miss Burton's voice said, "Good gracious, children, what language "It isn't Greek, Miss Burton, it's 'No, Miss Burton.'"

<question>:
What other job does Miss Burton likely wish she had?

<options>:
A Teacher
B Agent
C Actor
D Zookeeper

<answer>:

C