Question

Make True/False sentences.
The Flight of the Steppe Eagle It is one of the most breathtaking sights you can ever see. An eagle is soaring up in the bright blue sky. Suddenly, it dives at up to 120 miles an hour, before returning to the falconer's hand. In its sharp claws, it carries a rabbit. This is the Kazakh steppe and this is the sport of falconry. Falconry is said to be over 10,000 years old and even came before the invention of writing. Genghis Khan, the 12th century conqueror of central Asia and China, had lots of birds of prey as well as falconers to take care of them. In Kazakhstan, falconry is very popular, especially with young Kazakhs who want to take up something traditional. There are schools of falconry and sanctuaries with breeding programmes for endangered birds of prey such as the saker falcon. Kazakhs, though, prefer the steppe eagle with its 6 ft wingspan and proud gaze. It's no surprise that this noble creature is a symbol of Kazakh national identity.
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Answer 1

Ответ:

Sure, here are some True/False sentences based on the text:

1. Falconry is over 10,000 years old. (True)

2. Genghis Khan had many birds of prey. (True)

3. Falconry is not popular among young Kazakhs. (False)

4. There are schools of falconry and breeding programs for saker falcons in Kazakhstan. (True)

5. The steppe eagle is a symbol of Kazakh national identity. (True)

6. The steppe eagle has a 3 ft wingspan. (False)

7. The eagle in falconry can reach speeds of up to 120 miles per hour. (True)

These sentences reflect information from the text.