One spring day in 1950 in New Mexico, the United States, someone saw s 小题1:  coming from a forest and called the fire station at once. The firemen saw a big fire on the ground between the trees, which was spreading(扩散)quickly because of a s 小题2:  wind. Many people t 小题3:  to fight the fire, but as soon as one area was under control, the fire spread to another area. S  小题4:  , a firemen saw a baby bear close to the fire. It was t 小题5:  in the bushes. The fireman bravely ran over and took it away from the f  小题6:  .

After the firemen put o 小题7:   the fire, a farmer took the bear to his farm. A reporter wrote about this lucky bear in the newspaper and soon many people knew his story. Soon he was given a home at the National Zoo in Washington DC. People wanted to remind everyone in the USA about the dangers of forests fires so they put up big signs with p 【 小题8】 of the bear, which said, ‘Only you can p 【 小题9】forest fires from happening!’ The little bear became the most f 小题8:animal in the country.

下列表述中正确的是( )。

A．750万元的评估价值可以作为该商铺在2002年8月1日未遭受火灾时转让的参考价

B．750万元的评估价值可以作为该商铺在2002年8月1日未遭受火灾时缴纳房产税的参考价

C．200万元的评估价值可以作为该商铺在2001年3月1日为抵押贷款评估的公开市场价

D．190万元的评估价值可以作为该商铺在2002年8月1日未遭受火灾时缴纳房产税的参考价