Exercise
Year 1 Reading: Fast Cheetahs
In this engaging reading exercise, Year 1 students will embark on an exciting adventure with fast cheetahs, learning to recognize sight words and practice phonics skills through fun illustrations and captivating stories. Each page turn will spark curiosity and enhance their reading confidence while exploring the amazing world of these swift Wildcats!
Questions
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Cheetahs are the fastest land animals on Earth. What is the fastest land animal?
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A cheetah can run up to 60 miles per hour in short bursts. How fast can a cheetah run?
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Cheetahs have black tear marks under eyes to reduce glare. Why do cheetahs have tear marks?
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Unlike other cats, cheetahs cannot roar, they purr and chirp. Can a cheetah roar?
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Cheetahs hunt during the day when other cats sleep. When do cheetahs hunt?
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Cheetahs have non-retractable claws that grip the ground like cleats. What helps cheetahs grip ground?
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A cheetah's long muscular tail acts like a rudder to steer while running. What does the tail do?
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Cheetah cubs have a mane of silver fur on their back called a mantle. What is the silver fur called?
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Cheetahs eat gazelles, hares, and impalas. What do cheetahs eat?
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Cheetahs live in open grasslands and savannas. Where do cheetahs live?
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Cheetahs get tired quickly and can only sprint short distances. How long can cheetahs sprint?
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Cheetahs have tan coats covered in solid black spots. What pattern is on cheetah fur?
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Baby cheetahs are called cubs. What is a baby cheetah called?
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Cheetahs drink water once every three to four days. How often do cheetahs need to drink?
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Female cheetahs live alone with their cubs. How do female cheetahs live?