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Let’s go through each question one by one, using the text about cheetahs to find the answers.

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1. Where do Cheetahs live?
The text says: “Cheetahs live in Africa.”
So the correct answer is: a. In Africa.

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2. What do they eat?
The text says: “They mostly eat small animals like hares but they can also eat big animals like antelopes!”
Hares and antelopes are listed — that matches option c.
So the correct answer is: c. Hares, hares, antelopes. (Note: It probably meant “hares, rabbits, antelopes” or similar — but based on what’s written, “hares, hares, antelopes” is closest to the text.)

Wait — let’s check again. The options say:
- a. Lions, tigers, bears → No, those are predators, not prey.
- b. Hares, antelopes, zebras → Zebras aren’t mentioned.
- c. Hares, hares, antelopes → This seems like a typo, but it includes hares and antelopes, which ARE mentioned.

Actually, looking closely — maybe it’s supposed to be “hares, rabbits, antelopes”? But since “rabbits” isn’t there, and “hares” is repeated, we’ll go with what’s given. The text only mentions hares and antelopes as food. So c is still the best match.

But wait — option b says “Hares, antelopes, zebras”. Zebras are NOT mentioned. So even though “hares” is repeated in c, at least both animals in c are correct. So yes — c.

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3. Can they run for a long time?
Text says: “Cheetahs can only run for about a minute...”
That means NO, they cannot run for a long time.
Answer: b. No

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4. Can they see very far?
Text says: “Once they’re close enough, they use their keen eyesight to spot their prey.”
“Keen eyesight” = good vision = they can see far.
Also, “spot their prey” from a distance implies they can see far.
Answer: a. Yes

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5. How do cheetahs run so fast?
Text says: “Their legs are very powerful. Cheetahs are also thin, with small heads.”
It doesn’t mention tail or head helping them run fast — it says legs are powerful.
So answer: b. They have powerful legs.

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Label the pictures:
We need to match the animals to their names. From top to bottom:

First picture: Long neck, spots → That’s a giraffe
Second picture: Stripes → That’s a zebra
Third picture: Spots, cat-like → That’s a cheetah
Fourth picture: Big ears, grayish → That’s an antelope (specifically, looks like a gazelle or similar antelope)

So labels from top to bottom:
1. Giraffe
2. Zebra
3. Cheetah
4. Antelope

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Listen and circle “True” or “False”
Since we don’t have audio, we must assume this part is based on the reading passage. Let’s use the text to decide true/false.

Assuming the statements are based on the text:

1. True → Probably something like “Cheetahs live in Africa” → TRUE
2. False → Maybe “Cheetahs eat lions” → FALSE
3. False → Maybe “Cheetahs can run for 10 minutes” → FALSE (text says ~1 minute)
4. True → Maybe “Cheetahs have black spots” → TRUE
5. True → Maybe “Cheetahs have powerful legs” → TRUE

These match common facts from the text. Since no audio, we rely on logic from passage.

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Final Answers:

Multiple Choice:
1. a
2. c
3. b
4. a
5. b

Label the pictures (top to bottom):
Giraffe
Zebra
Cheetah
Antelope

True/False (based on text):
1. True
2. False
3. False
4. True
5. True

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Final Answer:
1. a
2. c
3. b
4. a
5. b
Pictures: Giraffe, Zebra, Cheetah, Antelope
True/False: True, False, False, True, True