Animals and Their Young

Adult animal Young Adult animal Young

ant
bear
butterfly
cat
dog
duck
eagle
elephant
fly
fox
frog
goat
goose
horse
kangaroo
grub
cub
caterpillar
kitten
puppy
duckling
eaglet
calf
maggot
cub
tadpole
kid
gosling
foal
joey

chicken
cockroach
cow
deer
lion
mosquito
owl
pig
seal
sheep
swan
tiger
wasp
whale
wolf
chick
nymph
calf
fawn
cub
larva
owlet
piglet
calf
lamb
cygnet
cub
grub
calf
cub


Animals
1. Some common mammals
bear
buffalo
cat
dog
elephant
fox
goat
horse
lion
monkey
rabbit
rat
sheep
tiger
whale
2. Some common birds
crow
duck
eagle
goose
parrot
rooster
swallow
swan
3. Some common fishes
eel piranha salmon shark
4. Some common reptiles
crocodile lizard snake tortoise
5. Some common amphibians
frog salamander



6. Some common insects
ant
bee
butterfly
cockroach
grasshopper
mosquito
moth
termite

More mammals

beaver

camel

dolphin

donkey

giraffe

guinea pig

hippopotamus

kangaroo

leopard

otter

mousedeer

orang-utan

rhinoceros

tapir

wolf

zebra








More birds

budgerigar

canary

hawk

mynah

ostrich

peacock

seagull

turkey
More reptiles

crocodile

chameleon

python

turtle
More insects

dragonfly

grasshopper

louse

praying mantis
Other animals

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 airplanes land and take off
a curved part of a building


archives
attic
auditorium
a place where historical documents or public records are kept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


bakery
bank
bathroom
beach
bedroom
border
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
bridge a structure which is built to cross rivers


bungalow
bus stop
canteen
camp
cemetery
chapel
chimney
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
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










emporium a large shop where many things are sold
entrance
estate
exhibition hall
factory
farm
field
fire station
flats
garage
garden
gymnasium
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


harbor
hangar
a place where ships can shelter or dock
a large building in which airplanes are kept


hole
home
hospital
hostel
hotel
island
jail
junction
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


jungle
kitchen
laboratory
lake
laundry
library
lighthouse
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
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


petrol station
pier
playground
police station
pond
post office
railway station
reservoir
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
rubber estate
sawmill
the top part of a building
a place where rubber trees are grown
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


town
university
warehouse
a place where many people live and work
a place where students go for higher education
a big building to keep or store things





Clothing and Footwear


Figure A
1. shawl
2. handkerchief
3. cheongsam
4. shoes

Figure B
1. shirt
2. belt
3. trousers
4. socks

Figure C
1. badge
2. uniform
3. boots

Figure D
1. dress
2. sandals


Figure E
1. veil
2. glove

Figure F
1. cap
2. T-shirt
3. jeans

Figure G
1. blouse
2. coat
3. skirt

Figure H
1. jacket
2. necktie

Figure I
1. dungarees
2. sweater

Figure J

sari


Figure K
1. singlet
2. shorts
3. clogs

Figure L
1. scarf
2. flip-
flops

Figure M
1. songkok
2. sarong

Figure N

pyjamas

Figure O

tracksuit



Flowers

balsam
a flower which is red or pink in color

bougainvillea
tiny red and purple flowers of a tropical climbing shrub

canna
a pink, yellow or red flower

carnation
a small pink, red or white flower

chrysanthemum
a large yellow flower with long thin petals

dahlia
a brightly coloured flower grown from tuberous roots

daisy
a small white flower with a yellow center

gardenia
a large white or yellow sweet-smelling flower

hibiscus
the national flower of Malaysia; red, pink, white or yellow in
colour

jasmine
a white or yellow flower with a sweet smell

lily
a flower that comes in different shapes and colours

lotus
a type of water lily found on the surface of ponds

morning glory
a purple flower which opens only in the morning

orchid
a flower that comes in unique shapes and colours

rose
a peach, red, pink or yellow flower with a nice smell

sunflower
a large yellow flower

tulip
a large bell-shaped or cup-shaped flower







Food and Drinks
Description
beef
biscuit
bread
bun
burger
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
a small round flat bread roll
fried or grilled meat served in a bread roll


chapati
chocolate
cooking oil
coffee
curry
fish
garlic
ginger
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


porridge
rice
roti canai
salad
salt
sandwich
sauce
soup
sugar
syrup
tea
tinned food
vegetables
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
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

1. apple 7. guava 13. papaya
2. banana 8. jackfruit 14. pear
3. cherry 9. lychee 15. pineapple
4. ciku 10. mango 16. plum
5. durian 11. mangosteen 17. strawberry
6. grapes 12. orange 18. watermelon


Gender (Masculine and Feminine)
Masculine Feminine Masculine Feminine
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
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

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
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


Meal and Utensils


1. bowl
2. cup
3. teaspoon
4. saucer
5. pan
6. pot
7. glass
8. chopsticks
9. knife
10. fork
11. plate
12. spoon
13. bottle














Occupations
Occupation Description
actor/actress
acrobat

performs or acts in a play, show or drama
performs or does stunts and tricks during a show


architect
artist
attendant
astronaut

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

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
developer
driver
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
builds houses, office buildings, etc.
drives a car
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
singer
soldier
surgeon
sweeper
tailor
teacher
telephone
operator
trishaw rider
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


village
headman
veterinarian
waiter/waitress
watchman
zookeeper

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





















Parts of the Body

1. head 11. eyebrow 20. hand
2. neck 12. eye 21. finger
3. waist 13. nose 22. fingernail
4. elbow 14. mouth 23. thumb
5. arm 15. teeth 24. wrist
6. leg 16. lips 25. foot
7. thigh 17. cheek 26. ankle
8. knee 18. ear 27. heel
9. face 19. hair 28. toe
10. forehead








Plants and Trees

bamboo

cactus coconut

oil palm

creeper

lotus

angsana

moss

mushroom

thorn

weed

ferns

maize

fir








mangrove rattan

rubber










Transportation
Air

aeroplane

flying boat

helicopter
Land

ambulance

bicycle

bus

cart

coach

jeep

lorry

car

motorcycle

scooter

taxi

train

trishaw

van
Water

boat

ferry

hovercraft

junk

motorboat

raft

sampan

ship

speedboat