Out of the animals - horse, hound, tortoise and cat - the fastest and the slowest are

hound and cat, respectively

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hound and tortoise, respectively

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horse and cat, respectively

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horse and tortoise, respectively

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The correct option is D
horse and tortoise, respectively

The fastest and the slowest are horse and tortoise, respectively.

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Out of the animals - horse, hound, tortoise and cat - the fastest and the slowest are

The correct option is D horse and tortoise, respectivelyThe fastest and the slowest are horse and tortoise, respectively.

The correct option is D
horse and tortoise, respectively

The fastest and the slowest are horse and tortoise, respectively.