Question

text structures, part 1 — instruction — level d
the first line of defense is pretty simple—run away! of
course, it helps to have a speedy body or wings.
thomson’s gazelles can run 40 miles (65 km) an hour.
cheetahs like to eat gazelles and are just a bit faster. but
cheetahs can’t keep running for as long as gazelles can, so
the gazelles often get away. another reason the gazelles
get
pler away
can close
inside
is that they run in herds. it helps to have
around to keep an eye out for prowling

Explanation:

To determine the correct word, we analyze the context. The sentence is about gazelles escaping from cheetahs. The phrase "get away" means to escape, which fits the context of gazelles avoiding cheetahs. The other options ("close", "inside") don't make sense in this context as they don't relate to escaping.

Answer:

away