The Fluency Book – Africa (Animals)

Monroe Mann

Published On: Dec 24, 2024

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Monroe Mann

Name: Monroe Mann Break Diving Level: Level 1 Number of Certified Dives: 15 From: United States In: United States

Monroe Mann is the founder of Break Diving's Fluency Project

Below are the most common African Animals that most native speakers in any language should know.  Fill in all the blanks with the translation.  Use a dictionary.  Then move onto the next list!  Every few months, come back, print it out again, and see how many you can remember.  When you can fill this out without looking at a dictionary, nice job!

ANIMALS   _________________

African Animals    ___________________

lion _______________________tiger _______________________giraffe _______________________elephant _______________________king cobra _____________________python _____________________aardvark _____________________baboon _____________________cheetah _____________________warthog _____________________fennec fox _____________________hippo _____________________impala  _____________________jackal _____________________antelope _____________________mongoose  _____________________otter  _____________________porcupine  _____________________rhinoceros _____________________wildebeest _____________________zebra _____________________

Related Words

Sahara Desert  _______________________Gobi Desert  _______________________Africa  _______________________Mongolia  _______________________Arizona  _______________________Nevada  _______________________California  _______________________predator  _______________________prey  _______________________hoof  _______________________tail  _______________________safari  _______________________game hunters  _______________________illegal poaching  _______________________customs  _______________________park ranger  _______________________oasis  _______________________mirage  _______________________cactus / cacti  ________________________

Related Verbs

to graze on grass  _______________________to become thirsty  _______________________to die of thirst _______________________to attack the prey  _______________________to slither  ________________________to chase  ________________________to escape  ________________________to survive  ________________________

Related Expressions

to be the king of the jungle  __________________________________________survival of the fittest
__________________________________________to be fooled by a mirage  __________________________________________to get lost in the desert  __________________________________________to go on a safari tour
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Common Sentences

This year, we are thinking about going on an African safari.  __________________________________________________________________
On television, we watched an exhilarating chase.  The tiger however, was too slow for the gazelle.  __________________________________________________________________
I got lost in the desert and nearly died of thirst.  __________________________________________________________________
Everyone knows about the lions, tigers, zebras, and giraffes, but not everyone has seen a rhino, a hippo, an aardvark, or a baboon.  __________________________________________________________________
My favorite African animals are the elephant, the cheetah, and the porcupine. __________________________________________________________________

Are we missing any others that most native speakers know?  Let us know!  We appreciate your assistance as a volunteer!

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