Odd one out
Choose the odd one out and say why.
e.g. dog, cat, ant, mouse. Ant because it’s not a mammal.
1 stable, nest, warren, horn
2 toad, lizard, frog, salamander
3 feather, beak, wing, fur
4 flock, howl, herd, swarm
5 quack, roar, chick, squeak
6 caterpillar, kitten, flea, tadpole
7 mare, stallion, stag, bull
8 deer, cub, puppy, calf
9 beetle, fox, hedgehog, bear
10 moth, ladybird, vulture, grasshopper
11 sparrow, slug, worm, snail
12 seagull, owl, dragonfly, pigeon
Nature vocabulary exercises and activities
Learning English through nature - home
- Animal classification
- Animal English for children
- Animal sounds quiz
- Animal words revision
- Animals and their young
- Animals homes
- Bird quiz
- Definitions
- EFL nature links
- English nature quizzes (java)
- Insects quiz
- Male and female animals
- Nature quizzes for children
- Odd one out
- TEFL word lists
- Wild animals quiz
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