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2015-01-15 Communication: animal vocab/sounds

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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  4. Monday, January 19, is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. (No BAE.)
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  6. Homework: 166 vocabulary
  7. part 1
  8. a
  9. wings 5 (birds, bats, insects)
  10. shell 6
  11. paws 9
  12. beak 7
  13. horns 4
  14. tail 8
  15. claws 1 (nails, talons)
  16. fur 3 (scales, feathers, skin, hair)
  17. fins 2
  18. b
  19. a dogs (anything with teeth), chickens (or "peck"), ants, spiders, mosquitoes
  20. (Animals bite with their mouths.)
  21. b scorpions, bees, wasps, hornets (Animals sting with their stingers.)
  22. c cats, dogs, birds (anything with claws, nails, or talons)
  23. d kangaroo, horse, donkey, ostrich
  24. e snake (some of them), camel, llama
  25. part 3
  26. a
  27. 1 B
  28. 2 D
  29. 3 O
  30. 4 H
  31. 5 A
  32. 6 G
  33. 7 F
  34. 8 L ("you're sleeping in the doghouse because your wife is angry with you")
  35. 9 I
  36. 10 J
  37. 11 N
  38. 12 E
  39. 13 M
  40. 14 K
  41. 15 C
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  43. p. 90
  44. 1
  45. a puppy
  46. b kitten
  47. c foal (colt=male, filly=female)
  48. d calf (calf/bull/cow are used for many large herbivores, including whales)
  49. young bear, lion, tiger: cub
  50. 2
  51. a birds, wasps
  52. b bees
  53. c horses
  54. d dogs
  55. e fish, reptiles, amphibians, insects
  56. f birds, dogs, cats, rabbits
  57. 3
  58. a rat, mouse
  59. b dog (sound is "woof" or "bow-wow" or, for small dogs, "yip")
  60. c horse (also whinny)
  61. d cat (usually "meow" in American English)
  62. e lion, tiger, bear
  63. f pig (pigs say "oink")
  64. What noise does a rooster make in your language?
  65. Ducks quack.
  66. Roosters crow and say, "cock-a-doodle-doo".
  67.  
  68. onomotopoeia - words that sound like what they describe
  69. (also includes things like "crash" and "splash" and "bang")
  70.  
  71. http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/Personal/dabbott/animal.html
  72. - a collection of the words different languages use for animal sounds, commands, and common/typical names
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