I have 4 legs and a tail. I have whiskers and people like to keep me as pet. What am I?

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I am a bird. I can't fly. I can swim. I am black and white.

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I have a large tail and big feet. I can hop very fast. I live in Australia. What am I?

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I have brown and orange spots. I have 4 long legs. I am very tall. What am I?

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I eat leaves, grass and plants. I have thick skin. I have a large horn on my face. What am I?

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I live in the ocean, I can live for a long time. I am a very large mammal. What am I?

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I am cooked in an oven. I have a round bread base topped with tomatoes and cheese. I am usually eaten in slices.

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I am a drink made from beans. You can drink me hot or cold. Some people drink me to feel less tired. What am I?

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I am made of flour and yeast. You can buy me at a bakery. People use me to make sandwiches. What am I?

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I am yellow or white. I am made from milk. Heat me up and I will melt. What am I?

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I am made of coconut milk, eggs, pandan juice and sugar. People love to spread me on toast with butter. What am I?

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I am a healthy meal or side dish. I contain lots of vegetables. I am usually seasoned with vinegar or other dressings. What am I?

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I can be stinky or fragrant. I am very nutritious and my flesh is yellowish. I have thorny skin. What am I?

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I work in a restaurant. I don't work in the kitchen. I serve customers. What am I?

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I work in hospital. I am not a doctor. I help sick people. What am I?

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I drive a car. I pick people up. I take people where they want to go. What am I?

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I wear a uniform. I catch criminals. You can call me in an emergency. What am I?

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I visit many countries. I work in a cockpit. I control an airplane. What am I?

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This a two-word idiom: It means a person is skilled in gardening.

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This is a 3-word idiom. It means you are extremely pleased about something.

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This is a 2-word idiom. It means a member of a family or group who is regarded as a disgrace to it.

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This idiom means something easy to do.

It is a 4-words idiom.

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