The text is for questions 35-37 The Asian Golden Cat The Asiatic Golden Cat is a medium sized robustly built cat with a relatively long, slender tail. The coat is highly variable, usually golden-brown to rich russet-brown but slender from pale tawny to dark coffee-brown and dark slate-grey. It has been listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List since 2008, and is threatened by poaching and habitat destruction, since Southeast Asian forests are undergoing the world's fastest regional deforestation deforestati melanistic individuals occur except in black individuals the underside of the tail is conspicuously bright white with a dark upper tip. Three subspecies of the Asiatic Golden Cat are usually described, largely on the basis of pelage differences which are likely to survive scrutiny by genetic analysis. Confirmed prey includes a variety of small to medium-sized vertebrates Rodents are likely a mainstay of the diet. The largest confirmed prey taken by this cat was a Dusty Leaf Monkey weighing around 14lbs. Other prey includes mouse deer, Asiatic Brush -tailed Porcupine, birds, medium sized ungulates, snakes, and lizards This is unknown from the wild. In captivity, reproduction is year-round and gestation lasts 78-81 days. The litter size is typically 1, rarely 2 and exceptionally 3 kittens. Adapted from https.//greatcatsworldpark.com/ 35. Who will probably be interested in reading the text? A. Entrepreneurs. C. Biologists. B. Police officers. D. Students. 36. Which one is not the cats' diet? A. Mammals C. Lizard. B. Rodents D. Birds. 37. What will the readers do after reading the text? (1) Search for Asian golden cat population. (2) Ask some friends to protect the animals. (3) Post some comments or reviews on internet. (4) Create some campaign to secure the animals. A. (1) and (3) B. (1) and (4) C. (2) and (3) D. (2) and (4)

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The text is for questions 35-37 The Asian Golden Cat The Asiatic Golden Cat is a medium sized robustly built cat with a relatively long, slender tail. The coat is highly variable, usually golden-brown to rich russet-brown but slender from pale tawny to dark coffee-brown and dark slate-grey. It has been listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List since 2008, and is threatened by poaching and habitat destruction, since Southeast Asian forests are undergoing the world's fastest regional deforestation deforestati melanistic individuals occur except in black individuals the underside of the tail is conspicuously bright white with a dark upper tip. Three subspecies of the Asiatic Golden Cat are usually described, largely on the basis of pelage differences which are likely to survive scrutiny by genetic analysis. Confirmed prey includes a variety of small to medium-sized vertebrates Rodents are likely a mainstay of the diet. The largest confirmed prey taken by this cat was a Dusty Leaf Monkey weighing around 14lbs. Other prey includes mouse deer, Asiatic Brush -tailed Porcupine, birds, medium sized ungulates, snakes, and lizards This is unknown from the wild. In captivity, reproduction is year-round and gestation lasts 78-81 days. The litter size is typically 1, rarely 2 and exceptionally 3 kittens. Adapted from https.//greatcatsworldpark.com/ 35. Who will probably be interested in reading the text? A. Entrepreneurs. C. Biologists. B. Police officers. D. Students. 36. Which one is not the cats' diet? A. Mammals C. Lizard. B. Rodents D. Birds. 37. What will the readers do after reading the text? (1) Search for Asian golden cat population. (2) Ask some friends to protect the animals. (3) Post some comments or reviews on internet. (4) Create some campaign to secure the animals. A. (1) and (3) B. (1) and (4) C. (2) and (3) D. (2) and (4)

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35. Who will probably be interested in reading the text?

The correct answer is C. Biologists. The text provides detailed information about the Asiatic Golden Cat's physical characteristics, diet, habitat, and conservation status. This type of information is of primary interest to biologists and zoologists who study wildlife and conservation. While students might also find it interesting, biologists would be the most likely to use this information for research or study.

36. Which one is not the cats' diet?

This question requires careful reading. The text lists various prey items. There is no mention of anything that definitively contradicts the listed diet. However, the text states that the largest confirmed prey was a Dusty Leaf Monkey. Therefore, while the other options are explicitly mentioned as prey, there's no explicit mention of a specific type of mammal that is *not* part of their diet. The question is poorly phrased and lacks a clear incorrect option based on the provided text. Therefore, none of the options are definitively incorrect based solely on the provided text.

37. What will the readers do after reading the text?

The most likely actions after reading the text about the endangered Asiatic Golden Cat and its threats would be to learn more about its population and to advocate for its protection. Therefore, options (1) and (4) are the most probable.

The correct answer is B. (1) and (4). Searching for information on the cat's population (1) is a direct response to learning about its endangered status. Creating a campaign to secure the animals (4) is a logical step towards conservation efforts. While (2) and (3) are possible, they are less direct and less likely than (1) and (4).

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