A very tall modern building containing offices or flats in a city

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Something that people in a society or a community do cuz it si tranditional or usual

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Bright-coloured lights that are used for decorating a town or building for a special occasion

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A type of rice porridge that is popular in many Asian countries, and it is made by boiling rice in hot water until the rice softens

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An animal with long horns that can run very fast

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An animal similar to a large cow with long curved horns

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An animal in desert countries, with a long neck and one or two humps on its back

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A grey or brown animal like a horse, but smaller and with long ears

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An animal like a large mouse, with large cheeks for storing food

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A fat grey and white bird with short legs, that is commen in cities

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A small brown and grey bird, common in many parts of the world

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A small animal with a long thick tail, that eats nuts and lives in the trees

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A wild pig

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A grey bird that makes a sound like its name and puts its eggs in other birds' nests

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A large African bird with a long neck and long legs, that runs very fast but cannot fly

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A large bird, the male of which has long blue and green tail feathers that it can spread out like a fan

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A large bird that lives near water with a bag of skin under its long beak for storing food

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A small North American animal with greyish-brown fur, black fur around its eyes, and black and grey rings on its tail

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A very large African animal with dark skin and short legs, that lives in river and lakes

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A large Australian animal that moves by jumping and carries its babies in a special pocket of skin on its stomach

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An Australian animal like a small grey bear with no tail that lives in trees and eats leaves

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A large heavy African or Asian animal with very thick skin and either one or two horns on its nose

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A small bird with long pointed wings and a tail with 2 points

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A large sea animal that eats fish and lives around the coast

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A large reptile similar to a corocodile, with a long tail, hard skin and a very big jaw; its nouse is slightly wider and shorter than that of a corocodile

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A large tropical snake that kills animals for food by windinf its long body around them and crushing them

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A reptile that can pull its head and legs into its hard around shell, and that lives on land and moves very slowly

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A large brown insect with wings, htat lives in dirty houses, especially where there is food to eat

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A small brown jumping insect that makes short loud noises by rubbing its wings tgt

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A common long thin worm that lives in soil

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A small animal like a frog but with a drier and less smoth skin, that lives on land but breeds in water

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A small creature like a worm with many legs, that develops into a butterfly or moth

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An insect with long back legs, that can jump very high and that makes a sound with its legs

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A flying insect that bites humans and animals and sucks their blood

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A flying insect like a butterfly with a long thin body and 4 large wings, that flies mainly at night and it attracted to lights

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A very intelligent sea animal that looks like a large fish with a pointed mouth

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A small creature like an insect with 8 legs, 2 front claws and a long tail that curves over its back and can give a poisonous string

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A large animal of the cat family, that has yellowish-brown fur with black spots

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Used to represent the sound that a pig makes

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To make a short high sound that is not very loud

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The hard pointed or curved outer part of bird's mouth

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(Of an insect) to move forward on its legs

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The baby of a bear, lion, fox, wolf, or other wild animal

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Domesticated animals have been trained to work for humans or live with them as pets

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Describing animals that may soon no longer exist

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A situation when a plant or animal no longer exists

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One of the many soft light parts covering a bird's body

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The natural environment which an animal or a plant usually lives

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To break open so that a young bird, fish, inseats, etc. can come out of an egg

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The animals kept on a farm, e.g., cows, sheep

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Any animal that gives birth to live babies, not eggs, and feeds its young on milk, e.g., cows, human, whales

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To move from 1 part of the world to another according to the season

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A place made or chosen by animal or insects to give birth or live in

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Producing a poison that cause illness or deaath

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Birds such as chickens and ducks that are kept on farms in order to produce eggs and meat

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An aminal that is hunted and eaten by another animal

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To ptoduce young animals

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1 of a pair of very long pointed teeth stricking out of the mouth of elephants and some other animals

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Any of the long stiff hairs that grow near the mouth of a cat, mouse, etc.

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An animal away from home and lost, or without a home

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An animal which lives both on land in water

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An animal with a long nouse and tongue that eats ants

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Describing an animal that is active during the day rather than at night

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A small lizard that lives in warm countries

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An animal that kills and ears other animal

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Any animal which produces eggs and whose body theperature changes according to the temperature around it

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One of the long thin parts like arms of some sea creatures, e.g., squid, octpus, which are used for feeling and holding things, catching food or moving

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Relating to the medical care and treatment of animals that are ill or injured

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Describing an animal that is active at night rather than during the day

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An animal that comes from a family that has been recoreded fot a long time and is considered to be of a very good breed

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An animal with a protective covering of long sharp quills on its back

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The act of leaving an animal, especially one that u r responisble for, with no intension of returning

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To take vountarily a pet or an animal into your home and be responsible for keeping n caring for it

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The act of hitting a person or an animal hard and repeatedly as a punishment

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To keep a perosn or an animal in a small or closed space

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Unfair treatment of someone, or the use of a situation in a way that is worng, in order to get an advantage from it

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A person who illegally catches or shoots birds, animals or fish on private land without permission

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A situation in which wild animals are kept in a confined space, e.g., a cage in a park or in a zoo, and not allowed to love in their natural environment

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A person who takes sth secretly n illegally into or out of a country, especially as a way of making money

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The state of suffering and death cuased by a lack of food

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To train a wild animal to obey u n to stay clam when ppl r near it

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The act of cutting up the body of a dead person or animal into parts to examine them

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