Basic Vocabulary Quiz

Study Notes

基礎詞彙

常見的英文單字
- Apple (蘋果)
- Book (書)
- Car (車)
- Dog (狗)
- House (房子)
基本動詞
- Run (跑)
- Eat (吃)
- Sleep (睡)
- Speak (說)
- Write (寫)

動物

常見動物
- Cat (貓)
- Elephant (大象)
- Lion (獅子)
- Tiger (老虎)
- Rabbit (兔子)
生活環境
- Ocean (海洋) - Fish (魚)
- Jungle (叢林) - Monkey (猴子)
- Farm (農場) - Cow (牛)
- Desert (沙漠) - Camel (駱駝)

數字

基礎數字
- 1 - One (一)
- 2 - Two (二)
- 3 - Three (三)
- 4 - Four (四)
- 5 - Five (五)
進階數字
- 10 - Ten (十)
- 20 - Twenty (二十)
- 30 - Thirty (三十)
- 100 - One hundred (一百)
- 1000 - One thousand (一千)

Basic Vocabulary

Common English words include simple everyday items and concepts.
Key examples:
- Apple: A popular fruit.
- Book: A source of knowledge and entertainment.
- Car: A common mode of transportation.
- Dog: A common domesticated pet known for loyalty.
- House: A fundamental structure for living.
Fundamental verbs represent essential actions:
- Run: A form of physical activity.
- Eat: Essential for nourishment.
- Sleep: Crucial for rest and recovery.
- Speak: Vital for communication.
- Write: Important for expression and documentation.

Animals

Common animals encompass various species familiar to people.
Notable examples include:
- Cat: A popular domesticated animal known for companionship.
- Elephant: The largest land animal, known for intelligence.
- Lion: Often referred to as the "king of the jungle."
- Tiger: A powerful big cat known for its striped coat.
- Rabbit: A small, herbivorous animal popular in households.
Animals inhabit diverse environments:
- Ocean: Home to various fish species.
- Jungle: A habitat featuring monkeys and diverse flora and fauna.
- Farm: Where domesticated animals such as cows are raised.
- Desert: Harbors unique creatures like the camel, adapted to arid conditions.

Numbers

Basic numbers provide foundational counting skills.
Key basic numbers include:
- 1 (One): The smallest whole number.
- 2 (Two): The first even number.
- 3 (Three): A fundamental number used in many contexts.
- 4 (Four): Represents a square number when using 2 × 2.
- 5 (Five): The first odd number after zero.
Advanced numbers expand counting capabilities:
- 10 (Ten): Fundamental base number in the decimal system.
- 20 (Twenty): The first number in the second decade.
- 30 (Thirty): Represents three tens.
- 100 (One hundred): A significant milestone in counting.
- 1000 (One thousand): Represents a complete millennium and significant quantity.

Description

Test your knowledge of basic English vocabulary, including common words, verbs, animals, and numbers. This quiz covers essential words and their meanings, helping you to build a strong foundation in the English language.