Answer these questions. a) Where did the hunter see the cheetah? b) Why did he steal her cubs? c) What happened to the hunter in the end?

• 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.

• 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.

The cheetah was a good hunter because:

• She moved quietly.
• She moved fast.
• You could not see her easily.

• a) The old man: kind, helpful, respects the cheetah.
• b) The hunter: selfish, steals things.

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.

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.