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ANIMALS AND THEIR YOUNG Adult animal ant bear butterfly cat dog duck eagle elephant fly fox frog goat goose horse kangaroo ANIMALS
1. Some common mammals
Young grub cub caterpillar kitten puppy duckling eaglet calf maggot cub tadpole kid gosling foal joey
Adult animal chicken cockroach cow deer lion mosquito owl pig seal sheep swan tiger wasp whale wolf
Young chick nymph calf fawn cub larva owlet piglet calf lamb cygnet cub grub calf cub
crow duck
3.
eagle goose
parrot rooster
swallow swan
eel
4.
piranha
Some common reptiles
salmon
shark
crocodile
5.
lizard
snake
tortoise
frog
salamander
6.
butterfly cockroach
grasshopper mosquito
moth termite
beaver
camel
dolphin
donkey
giraffe
guinea pig
hippopotamus
kangaroo
leopard
otter
mousedeer
orang-utan
tapir
wolf
zebra
budgerigar
canary
hawk
mynah
peacock
seagull
turkey
chameleon
python
turtle
grasshopper
louse
praying mantis
caterpillar
centipede
crab
lobster
leech
prawn
scorpion
snail
spider
tadpole
worm
BUILDINGS AND PLACES Description abattoir airport arch a place where some animals are killed for their meat a place where aeroplanes land and take off a curved part of a building
a place where historical documents or public records are kept a small room just beneath the roof a hall where a large group of people can gather
a place where bread, cakes and pastries are baked and/or sold a place where money or valuables are kept a place where people can take a bath or wash up a sandy shore along the sea a room where people sleep the outer edge or area that divides two states or countries
Salinan Bahan Dari www.khskpt.com
bridge
a single-storeyed house that is surrounded by a compound (in Asia it can be more than one storey) a place where people wait for the bus a place in a building where food is sold a place where people stay in huts or tents a place where dead people are buried a small church where Christians go to pray a structure on the roof of a building where smoke can come out
church cinema city classroom clinic college community hall continent corner dome emporium entrance estate exhibition hall factory farm
a place where Christians worship and sing hymns a place where people go to watch films a big and important town a room where children study in school a place where sick people can see a doctor a place where students go to study after they leave school a place where people gather for events or celebrations one of the seven large pieces of land on the earth a place where two walls meet a round roof with a circular base
a large shop where many things are sold a door or gate where people can go in a large piece of land where crops are grown a place where things are put on display for people to see a place where things are manufactured or made a place where vegetables are grown and animals are reared an open area where people can play games
the headquarters of a fire brigade a building with many small apartments where people live a place where cars are kept or repaired a place where plants, trees and flowers are grown a place where people can use equipment to exercise
harbour hangar
a place where ships can shelter or dock a large building in which aeroplanes are kept
a hollow space in something solid such as a wall or the ground a place where people stay or live a place where sick or injured people can get medical help a building where people (e.g. students, workers) can stay for a price a building with rooms for people to stay for a price a piece of land with water all around it a place where criminals are locked up a place where roads or railway tracks cross
a place where trees and plants grow thickly, a tropical forest a place where people prepare or cook food a place with scientific equipment for doing scientific tests or for teaching science a large area of water surrounded by land a place where clothes are washed and ironed
library lighthouse
a place where people can read and borrow books a lighted tower to warn and guide ships
market minaret
a place where goods are bought and sold a tall narrow tower attached to a mosque
mine mortuary mosque museum office orphanage pagoda palace park parliament peninsula
a place where minerals and metals are dug and collected a place where dead bodies are kept before they are buried a place where Muslims go to pray a place where historical objects or antiques are kept on display for people to see a place where people work a place where children without parents live a tower used for religious worship by Buddhists each storey has a decorated roof a place where kings and their families live a large open area with trees, flowers and grass where people can walk around or relax a place where the laws of the country are made and passed an area of land almost surrounded by the sea
a place where people can get fuel for vehicles a place where boats or ships load or unload goods or where passengers get on or off a place where children can play on swings, seesaws, etc. a place where the police work a small area of water
a place where people can buy stamps, post letters, etc. a place where people can take trains to travel a place where water is collected and stored
roof the top part of a building rubber estate a place where rubber trees are grown sawmill a place where logs are sawn or cut into planks
school sea sitting room stadium storeroom supermarket taxi stand temple theatre
a place where children are educated a very large area of salty water a part of the house where people sit and relax a place with rows of seats and where sports events take place a room where things can be kept a large shop where most types of food and other things needed in the home are sold or bought a place where people can wait for taxis a place where Buddhists, Hindus or Sikhs pray a building with a stage where plays, dramas, etc. are performed
a place where many people live and work a place where students go for higher education a big building to keep or store things
jeans
3. Figure K 1. 2. 3.
skirt
Figure I 1. 2.
Figure N pyjamas
Figure O tracksuit
FLOWERS
hibiscus the national flower of Malaysia; red, pink, white or yellow in colour
FOOD AND DRINKS Description beef biscuit bread the meat of a cow a flat, thin crisp cake made from dough food made from flour, water and yeast mixed together and then baked
bun burger
a small round flat bread roll fried or grilled meat served in a bread roll
a type of Indian flat bread made from flour a sweet made from cocoa beans oil used to cook food a drink made from coffee beans a dish of meat, vegetable, etc. cooked with hot spices a type of seafood an onion-like plant with a strong taste and smell the root of the ginger plant
groundnut ice cream milk mutton nasi lemak noodles onion orange pie
a type of nut that grows underground a popular, sweet frozen food made from milk fat a white liquid produced by cows and goats the meat of a fully-grown sheep or goat a popular Malaysian dish made of rice and coconut milk, and eaten with meat and ikan bilis, etc. long narrow strips made of flour a round vegetable with a strong smell and flavour a round, juicy citrus fruit with thick reddishyellow skin meat, vegetables or fruit covered with pastry and baked
rice or oats boiled in water or milk a type of tropical grain that is cooked and eaten an Indian pancake which is eaten with curry
salad salt sandwich sauce soup sugar syrup tea tinned food vegetables
a mixture of raw fruit and/or vegetables a white substance added to food to make it salty two slices of bread with some filling in between a thick liquid used to add more flavour to food a liquid food made by boiling meat, vegetables, etc. in water a sweet-tasting substance obtained from sugar cane to sweeten food and drinks a thick, sweet liquid made from sugar and water a drink made from tea leaves food that has been put into cans food from plants or parts of a plant (e.g. carrots, beans)
FRUIT
13. papaya 14. pear 15. pineapple 16. plum 17. strawberry 18. watermelon
GENDER (MASCULINE AND FEMININE) Masculine actor author bachelor bear billy goat boar boy Boy Scout bridegroom brother buck (deer) bull bullock cock conductor colt (young horse) dog drake duke emperor man master monk nephew peacock poet policeman prince ram (sheep) sir son Feminine actress authoress spinster she-bear nanny goat sow girl Girl Guide bride sister doe cow heifer hen conductress filly bitch duck duchess empress woman mistress nun niece peahen poetess policewoman princess ewe madam daughter Masculine father fianc fox gander gentlemen grandfather god hawk headmaster he heir hero host hunter husband king lad lion lord male stallion (horse) steward sultan tailor tiger tom cat uncle usher waiter widower wizard Feminine mother fiance vixen goose lady grandmother goddess bowess headmistress she heiress heroine hostess huntress wife queen lass lioness lady female mare stewardess sultana dressmaker tigress cat aunt usherette waitress widow witch
bowl cup teaspoon saucer pan pot glass chopsticks knife fork plate spoon bottle
OCCUPATIONS
Description performs or acts in a play, show or drama performs or does stunts and tricks during a show
designs or draws plans for houses or buildings creates works of art, especially drawings or paintings serves or helps people in a public place travels to space in a spacecraft
astronaut astronomer author baker barber bus conductor bus driver businessman butcher carpenter cashier clerk coach cobbler cook/chef dancer decorator dentist developer driver studies the position of stars, planets, etc. writes books bakes bread, cakes and pastries cuts mens hair collects bus fares from passengers drives a bus is involved in buying or selling, etc. sells meat at a stall or shop makes and repairs wooden objects and structures receives or pays out money in banks, shops, etc. types letters, keeps accounts or records in an office trains a sportsperson or team repairs or mends shoes cooks food in a restaurant or eating place dances for a living decorates houses, office buildings, etc. takes care of peoples teeth builds houses, office buildings, etc. drives a car
editor electrician engineer farmer firefighter fisherman fishmonger florist garbage collector gardener goldsmith grocer guard hawker headmaster hunter inspector (police) labourer lawyer librarian locksmith maid mechanic midwife musician nurse newspaper vendor office boy optician photographer pilot plumber policeman porter postman reporter rubber tapper sailor salesman scientist shopkeeper singer soldier
edits or is in charge of books or newspapers repairs and fits electrical things and does wiring builds roads, building, bridges, etc. grows vegetables and/or rears animals to sell puts out fires catches fish, prawns, squids, etc. sells fish in the market sells flowers in a shop collects rubbish looks after plants, trees and flowers in the garden makes jewellery and things (e.g. rings,chains) out of gold sells vegetables, fruits and groceries is in charge of the security of a building or place sells food on the street is in charge of a school hunts and kills animals and birds looks into crime and solves criminal cases does manual labour or work gives advice to people about laws, represents people in courts is in charge of a library makes keys, repairs and fixes locks earns a living doing housework repairs vehicles, machines, etc. helps to deliver babies is skilled at playing musical instruments works in a hospital or clinic and takes care of sick or injured people sells newspaper and magazines does odd jobs in an office, runs errands tests peoples eyesight, makes and sells spectacles or contact lenses to people who need them takes pictures of things, events and people flies an aeroplane fixes and repairs pipes and taps helps to keep law and order helps to carry luggage works in a post office and delivers letters and parcels writes news for newspapers or television taps rubber from rubber trees works on a ship sells goods is good or skilled in science is in charge of a shop sings songs, especially in public works in the army to defend the country operates on sick people keeps the floor or road clean by sweeping it
sews and makes clothes for people teaches pupils at school connects telephone calls takes you where you want to go in a trishaw for a price
is in charge of a village is a doctor who treats animals that are sick or injured serves food to people in a restaurant guards buildings, factories and premises is in charge of a zoo and looks after the animals
1. head 2. neck 3. waist 4. elbow 5. arm 6. leg 7. thigh 8. knee 9. face 10. forehead
11. eyebrow 12. eye 13. nose 14. mouth 15. teeth 16. lips 17. cheek 18. ear 19. hair
20. hand 21. finger 22. fingernail 23. thumb 24. wrist 25. foot 26. ankle 27. heel 28. toe
bamboo
cactus
coconut
oil palm
creeper
lotus
moss
mushroom
thorn
weed
angsana
ferns
maize
fir
mangrove
rattan
rubber
TRANSPORTATION Air
aeroplane
helicopter
ambulance
bicycle
bus
cart
coach
jeep
lorry
car
motorcycle
scooter
taxi
train
trishaw Water
van
boat
ferry
hovercraft
junk
motorboat
raft
sampan
ship
speedboat