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Pets Vocabulary Exercise

September 4, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1My ............... says meow.
Wrong!
A pet that says meow is a "cat".
2I have a ............... with long ears.
Wrong!
An animal with long ears is a "rabbit".
3The ............... swims in a bowl.
Wrong!
A pet that can swim in a bowl is a "fish".
4My ............... can say hello.
Wrong!
A pet bird that can say hello is a "parrot".
5The ............... runs on its wheel.
Wrong!
A small pet that runs on a wheel is a "hamster".
6The bird is in the ...............
Wrong!
A bird usually lives in a "cage".
7Tom walks his dog on a ...............
Wrong!
A dog can walk on a "lead".
8My pet drinks ............... every day.
Wrong!
A pet drinks "water".
9The cat plays with a ...............
Wrong!
A cat can play with a "toy".
10A baby dog is a ...............
Wrong!
A baby dog is a "puppy".
11A baby cat is a ...............
Wrong!
A baby cat is a "kitten".
12We have two ............... in the yard, and they bark.
Wrong!
After two, use the plural pet word "dogs".

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Answers

  1. My cat says meow.
  2. I have a rabbit with long ears.
  3. The fish swims in a bowl.
  4. My parrot can say hello.
  5. The hamster runs on its wheel.
  6. The bird is in the cage.
  7. Tom walks his dog on a lead.
  8. My pet drinks water every day.
  9. The cat plays with a toy.
  10. A baby dog is a puppy.
  11. A baby cat is a kitten.
  12. We have two dogs in the yard, and they bark.

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