Wild Nature
Animal Anatomy
Science & Ecosystems
Action Verbs
That's nonsense!
100

Owls and bats are considered ___________ animals because they hunt and are active at night but sleep during the day.

nocturnal (adjective)

100

The eagle swooped down and used its sharp, curved ___________ to tightly grip the branch.

claw (noun)

100

Desert ___________ must be able to survive with very little water, which is why cacti have evolved to store water in their stems.

flora (noun)

100

To recycle properly, you must ___________ the plastic bottles from the paper cardboard before throwing them into the bins.

separate (verb)

100

싼타가 싫어하는 차는?

싼타페~

200

A koala is a famous ___________, which means it is a mammal that carries and nurtures its undeveloped baby inside a built-in pouch.

marsupial (noun)

200

Frogs have incredibly powerful ___________ legs that allow them to leap long distances away from predators.

hind (adjective)

200

Because the species evolved in complete geographical ___________ on a remote island, it never developed defenses against common mainland diseases.

isolation (noun)

200

When deciding on the school trip, the principal noted that the educational benefits far ___________ the high cost of the tickets.

outweigh (verb)

200

칼이 정색하면?

검 정색

300

You should be careful around certain snakes and scorpions; they are ___________ and can inject dangerous toxins through a single bite or sting.

venomous (adjective)

300

The jellyfish extended a long, flexible ___________ to capture floating plankton and pull it toward its mouth.

tentacle (noun)

300

The volcanic soil provides an ___________ of nutrients, allowing the crops to grow in massive quantities every harvest season.

abundance (noun)

300

During the science lab, the teacher told us to ___________ the oil and water into two different beakers so we could observe them clearly.

separate (verb)

300

광부가 가장 많은 나라는?

케냐
400

Scientists traveled to the Amazon to study its unique ___________, cataloging every single animal species found in that dense jungle.

fauna (noun)

400

The defensive lizard has a sharp ___________ on its collar to protect itself from being swallowed by larger birds.

spike (noun)

400

When an island has a rich variety of life, scientists must look at both the flora and the ___________ to truly understand the complete ecosystem.

fauna (noun)

400

In the final round of the debate, the captain's brilliant closing argument managed to ___________ all the minor points made by the opposing team.

outweigh (verb)

400

결혼하면 사는 돈은?

사돈

500

Polar bears are ___________ to the Arctic region, meaning they naturally belong there and cannot be found living wild anywhere else in the world.

indigenous (adjective)

500

Cheetahs have sharp ___________ on their paws that stay extended while running, acting like cleats on a soccer shoe for extra grip.

claws (noun - plural)

500

Australia is famous for its unique ___________ life, as its millions of years of isolation allowed specialized pouched mammals to dominate the continent.

marsupial (noun/adjective context)

500

When an ecosystem experiences a sudden ___________ in temperature, it can trigger an early blooming season for the local plants.

spike (noun used as verb context / sudden rise)

500

목수도 고칠 수 없는 집은?

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