Reading passages

 
4. Tt is clear in the text that tigers. .
A)
are the most talented climbers of all wild 
animals 
B)
rely heavily on their huge claws to catch their 
prey 
C)
are sensitive to significant variations in climate 
D)
closely take after lions as regards speed ,size 
and strength 
E) rely on their eyesight in finding and catching 

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prey
 
 
5. As is expressed in the passage, a flat terrain.
 
.
A)
is usually the favoured place of the tiger 
B)
provides camouflage for other wild animals 
C)
rather than rocky cliffs gives tigers better 
chances to hunt 
D)
usually has varied vegetation which shelters 
better prey 
E) is usually chilly, so tigers prefer higher levels 
 
6. From the passage we can infer that, contrary 
to 
what 
is 
generally 
thought,
A)
climbing is the least developed ability of the 
tiger 
B)
as soon as a prey starts to move a tiger can 
rarely catch it 
C)
hilly areas are invariably avoided by all wild 
animals 
D)
the leopard's hunting ability is much worse 
than that of the tiger 
E) the tiger's senses are not well developed 
Psychologists have long sought ways to define and 
measure human intelligence. And the theories of 
intelligence have grown more sophisticated since the 
1800s when some believed mental abilities were 
determined by the size of a person's head. However, 
researchers still do not agree about certain 
fundamental principles of human thought. They, 
therefore, continue to discuss such basic debates as 
whether heredity or the environment is more 
effective in forming intelligence.