Other predators take away as many as A 90% of cheetah kids. B half of all cheetah kills. C one out of every three cheetah kills

Cheetahs usually hunt A once a week. B in packs. C alone

A as smooth as butter. B as stiff as a piece of wood. C as rough as a rasp.

What is a king cheetah? A The cheetah that rules over the other cheetahs. B The smartest cheetah. C cheetah with stripes and splotches instead of spots.

Cheetahs have _____ _____ than other big cats. A longer legs B sharper teeth C deeper voices

Cheetahs are the most ______ of the big cats. A aggressive B lazy C gentle

A million years ago there were cheetahs in A Australia. B South America. C Europe

One reason cheetahs are dying out is that A they are having a hard time finding prey. B the grasslands where they live are being turned into farms. C the grasslands where they live are getting colder and colder.

If cheetah cubs stray from their mother, A she may call them back with a "chirping" sound. B she may bit off grass and toss it at them. C they may get put on restriction.

When its favorite foods are scarce, a cheetah may eat A hares, lizards, and frogs. B grass, flowers, and nuts. C from restaurant dumpsters

in the last 100 years, the world population of cheetahs A has dropped dramatically. B has stayed about the same. C has increased slightly.

Cheetah cubs are born in litters of A 6 to 8 babies. B 1 to 3 babies. C 1 to 8 babies.

Unlike lions and tigers, A cheetahs climb trees. B cheetahs live about 20 years. C cheetahs cant roar.