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Since the story is not provided, the answers below are based on the common folktale "How the Cheetah Got Her Tear Marks," which these questions typically refer to. Step 1: Answer questions 1a, 1b, 1c a) The hunter saw the cheetah at a waterhole*. b) He stole her cubs to raise them as hunting dogs* or for personal gain. c) In the end, the hunter was often shamed or punished by the community or an elder*, and the cheetah's sorrow became permanent, resulting in her tear marks. Step 2: Complete the sentences for 3a and 3b a) A good title for the story is: How the cheetah's face has tear marks*. b) The hunter was a thief because he stole the cheetah's cubs*. Step 3: Write down three correct answers for question 4 The cheetah was a good hunter because: She moved quietly*. She moved fast*. You could not see her easily*. Step 4: Choose words that describe a) the old man and b) the hunter for question 5 a) The old man: kind, helpful, respects the cheetah*. b) The hunter: selfish, steals things*. Step 5: Explain why you have chosen the words for question 6 The old man is described as kind, helpful, and respects the cheetah because he often intervenes to help the cheetah or teach the hunter a lesson about respecting nature. The hunter is described as selfish and steals things because he took the cubs for his own benefit without considering the mother cheetah's feelings. Step 6: What is the moral of the story? Choose the correct answer for question 7 The story teaches us to respect animals and traditions and not to hunt (in a cruel or unfair way, or not to steal). The correct parts from the given options are: respect animals and traditions and not to hunt. Send me the next one 📸