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1. | The big cat scratched the man's face, neck, and both his ___. | 3. | I carry water and food in my ___ when I hike in the mountains. | 7. | ___ your backpack in front of you to defend yourself against an animal. | 8. | I love to hike on mountain ___s. | 9. | Don't say a ___; maybe the animal won't hear us. | 10. | The woman ___ed at the mountain lion, and it turned and ran away. | 13. | A mountain lion is a ___ animal, especially when it is hungy. | 19. | Try to use your cell phone to call for ___ if you get into trouble. | 20. | There are many hungry ___ lions in the ___s in California, so be very careful when you go hiking. | 21. | His ears were ___ing because the big cat scratched both of them. | 22. | He tried to dial 911 on his cell ___, but he couldn't reach anyone. |
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2. | She ___ on the phone that a big cat had attacked her on the mountain trail. | 4. | A ___ phone is a handy thing to have in case of an emergency. | 5. | Mountain lions ___ a few people every year in the mountains of California. | 6. | Did you hear that ___? It ___ed like an animal in the bushes. | 7. | Oh, my goodness! What ___ed to you? Your clothes are torn and your face is bleeding. | 11. | The mountain lion opened its ___ and roared; we ran as fast as we could. | 12. | Hush! I think I heard a sound in those ___es near that tree. It might be a rabbit, or a snake, or a big cat. | 14. | We should look ___ carefully, to make sure nothing is following us. | 15. | If anything attacks us, we must ___ out of the way and start running as fast as we can. | 16. | We were walking ___ when we heard the noise in the bushes; we turned around and started walking downhill quickly. | 17. | I just heard a very ___ sound; it sounded like a wild animal. Let's turn around and get out of here. | 18. | Mountain ___s are disappearing in California because they can't find enough food to survive. |
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