Basic Vocabulary Quiz

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.