by Dr. Monroe Mann, PhD, Esq, MBA, LLM, ME, EMT
Founder & Executive Director, Break Diving, Inc. & the Fluency Project
Below are the most common Australian Animals that most native speakers in any language should know. Fill in all the blanks with the translation. Use a dictionary. Then move onto the next list! Every few months, come back, print it out again, and see how many you can remember. When you can fill this out without looking at a dictionary, nice job!
ANIMALS _________________
Australian Animals ___________________
- kangaroo _______________________
- koala bear _______________________
- tasmanian devil _______________________
- emu _______________________
- wallaby _______________________
- crocodile _______________________
- dingo _______________________
- black swan _______________________
- toad _______________________
- great white shark _______________________
- platypus _______________________
- possum _______________________
- thorny devil _______________________
- wombat _______________________
Related Words
- marsupial _______________________
- pouch _______________________
- eucalyptus tree _______________________
- thorn _______________________
- outback _______________________
- teeth _______________________
- gills _______________________
- great barrier reef _______________________
- cuddly _______________________
- cute _______________________
- adorable _______________________
- dangerous _______________________
- scales (of a fish) _______________________
- joey (a baby kangaroo) _______________________
Related Verbs
- to hop _______________________
- to jump _______________________
- to swim _______________________
- to eat _______________________
- to climb _______________________
- to reproduce _______________________
Related Expressions
- to feed the koala bears _________________________________________________
- to visit the Australian outback _________________________________________________
- to climb the eucalyptus tree _________________________________________________
Common Sentences
- To scuba dive with a great white shark is dangerous without a cage, and even then, it’s still quite dangerous
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- I’m going on a trip to Australia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea!
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