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1. 1.

   The tiger cub does not take to killing human beings when it starts hunting on its own. What does this tell you about tigers?

2. 2.

   List the similarities in the behaviour of a tiger and a leopard.

3. 3.

   Whom does the writer hold responsible for killing human beings at night? Why?

4. 4.

   How is the man-eating tiger different from the man-eating leopard?

5. 5.

   What are the factors that make a tiger a man-eater? Do you think humans are responsible for any of theses factors? Give your reasons.

6. 6.

   Three words from the passage are given below. Give the meaning of each word as used in the passage. One-word answers or short phrases may be used.

   1. assisting
   2. habitations
   3. exceptions