The following text is for questions 12 to 14. People usually have difficulties in identifying cheetahs and leopards. At first glance, both of them have black spots on a yellow coat. However, if you look closer, you'll see that cheetahs have a solid round or oval spot shape, clearly separated from the other spots on their body. Leopards have smaller, irregular- shaped spots that are grouped in circles to form what is known as 'rosettes' (rose-like markings). Cheetahs are taller at the shoulder than leopards and stand higher above the ground, but they are far more slender animals. Weighing in at up to 72 kg, much of their muscle has been sacrificed to make them streamlined, with a body shape built for speed, and evolved to help them become the fastest land animal, reaching top speeds of 120 km per hour. Leopards are the shortest of the big cats, although they are bulkier and more robust than cheetahs (weighing up to 100 kg). Leopards are much more muscular cats than cheetahs, using their extreme strength to stalk and ambush prey, then carry their kill-up trees to protect their meal. Adopted from: https://web.archive.org/web/20210906044209/https:// safarsafricana.com/cheetah-vs-leopard/ (September 6, 2021) of cheetahs and 12. The text is about the leopards. A. strength C. similarities B. D. differences relationship 13. From the text we know that cheetahs are than leopards. A. shorter C. more robust B. bulkier more slender 14. "...although they are bulkier and more robust than cheetahs (weighing up to 100 kg)." (Paragraph 3) The word 'robust' can be replaced by A. big B. slim C. strong D. short​