What is the title of the article?

• Taiwanese Leopard Cats: Clinging to Survival

• Taiwanese Leopard Cats: Endangered Wildcats

• Taiwanese Leopard Cats: Protecting the Wildcats

• Taiwanese Leopard Cats: The Consequence of Overhunting

When talking about wildcats, which of the following is NOT one animal people may picture?

• Lions.

• Leopards.

• Jaguars.

• Wolves.

Which of the following about clouded leopards is NOT true?

• They are thought to have died out.

• They lost their natural habitats.

• They experienced humans' overhunting.

• Their estimated population is around 500.

There are some similarities between leopard cats and domestic cats. Which of the following is not included?

• They primarily eat mice and rats.

• They can swim.

• The prefer to stay near water.

• They are similar in size.

Which of the following about leopard cats is NOT true?

• They are at the top of the food chain.

• Their habitats are the low-altitude mountain regions.

• Their presence keeps the local ecosystem balanced.

• Research shows that they can save the environment.

As one of Taiwan's few remaining larger carnivores, leopard cats are __________ for keeping rat populations ___________.

• critical; in check.

• extinct; in check.

• critical; in record.

• extinct; in record.

Protecting leopard cats also _________ Taiwan's ____________ for future generations.

• reserves; biodiversity.

• preserves; biodiversity.

• reserves; biovariety.

• preserves; biovariety.

Why do some farmers have a grievance against leopard cats?

• They may attack humans.

• They destroy their farms.

• They drive away livestock.

• They eat free-range chickens.

What is the biggest danger leopard cats are facing today?

• Hunters.

• Farmers.

• Poisons.

• Vehicles.

Which of the following is NOT a strategy to help leopard cats?

• Putting into place a smart roadside detection system.

• Constructing tunnels under roads to allow animals to cross.

• Setting up trap to protect them when they are walking in the woods.

• Choosing eco-friendly products to protect their habitats.