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1. Diet and hunting prey -- 4

2. Identiﬁcation

3. Classiﬁcation

4. Conservation

5. Speed

6. Life cycle

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Match the paragraphs with their topics and put number 1 to 6 in accordance with the sequence of the passageabove

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1. Diet and hunting prey -- 4

2. Identiﬁcation

3. Classiﬁcation

4. Conservation

5. Speed

6. Life cycle

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Match the paragraphs with their topics and put number 1 to 6 in accordance with the sequence of the passageabove

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1. Diet and hunting prey -- 4

2. Identiﬁcation

3. Classiﬁcation

4. Conservation

5. Speed

6. Life cycle

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Match the paragraphs with their topics and put number 1 to 6 in accordance with the sequence of the passageabove

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1. Diet and hunting prey -- 4

2. Identiﬁcation

3. Classiﬁcation

4. Conservation

5. Speed

6. Life cycle

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Match the paragraphs with their topics and put number 1 to 6 in accordance with the sequence of the passageabove

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1. Diet and hunting prey -- 4

2. Identiﬁcation

3. Classiﬁcation

4. Conservation

5. Speed

6. Life cycle

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A. Find the synonyms of the following words.

1.  inhabit (verb) = ...

2.  distinguish ((noun) = ...

3.  ﬂexible (adjective) = ...

4.  endanger (verb) = ...

5.  creature (noun) = ...

B. Answer the questions based on the text.

1.  Where do Cheetahs live?

2.  What are the similarities between cheetahs and leopards?

3.  What are the diﬀerences between cheetahs and leopards?

4.  How is the speed when cheetahs run?

What are the diets of cheetahs?

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Female cheetahs give birth to an average of three young that they rear by themselves. Once fully grown, the animals usually live alone, though males sometimes form small groups. Most cheetahs live about twelve years.

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Cheetahs are now endangered species and many conservationists are trying to help protect the habitats of these interesting creatures.

(Adapted from: The National Literacy Strategy, 2013: 6)

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Cheetahs are carnivores and eat gazelle and small antelope. A long tail helps the cheetah keeps its balance as it swerves after its prey, using large eyes that point forward to judge distances accurately. Once the cheetah has pounced, the victim is gripped by the throat to stop it breathing. However, the cheetah has weak jaws and small teeth and cannot always protect its kills or its young, especially if tired out after a run.

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The animals have muscular and powerful bodies which are erodynamically perfect for short, fast runs. Their bendy backs keep the body ﬂexible as they sprint. They can accelerate from standing to 40 mph in three strides and to a full speed of 70 mph within seconds. Cheetahs' feet are like running shoes and have grips and spikes to dig into the ground. The grips are ridges on the animals footpads and the claws act as spikes. These claws stay out all the time. This is diﬀerent from other cats, whose claws tuck away in special sheaths in their paws.

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Cheetahs are members of the cat family and are the world's fastest land animals. They inhabit open grasslands and scrub in Africa, southern Asia and the Middle East.

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Cheetahs are often mistaken for leopards because they have many similar features. Their distinguishing marks are the long, teardrop-shaped lines on each side of the nose from the corner of the eyes to the mouth.