Grade: 5
Subject: English
Teacher: Mr. Muhammad
Cambridge International School
Queen Anne
Academic Department
AY 2024-2025
Animal List with Pronunciation and
Pictures
Macaque
/məˈkæk/
Old World monkeys found in Asia and North Africa; adaptable and
social.
Orangutan
/ˌɒrəŋˈuːtæn/
Large arboreal apes from Borneo and Sumatra; intelligent and endangered.
Chimpanzee
/ˌtʃɪmpænˈziː/
Highly intelligent apes; closest relatives to humans.
Wallaby
/ˈwɒləbi/
Small marsupials similar to kangaroos, found in Australia.
Grade: 5
Subject: English
Teacher: Mr. Muhammad
Cambridge International School
Queen Anne
Academic Department
AY 2024-2025
Viper
/ˈvaɪpə/
Venomous snake with long fangs; found worldwide.
Wombat
/ˈwɒmbæt/
Burrowing marsupial with a backward-facing pouch.
Iguana
/ɪˈɡwɑːnə/
Large herbivorous lizard with a spiny crest.
Bumblebee
/ˈbʌmblbiː/
Fuzzy pollinating bee; lives in colonies.
Earwig
/ˈɪəwɪɡ/
Nocturnal insect with pincers; harmless to humans.
Maggot
/ˈmæɡət/
Fly larva; helps decompose organic matter.
Grade: 5
Subject: English
Teacher: Mr. Muhammad
Flea
/fliː/
Tiny bloodsucking insect; jumps long distances.
Porcupine
/ˈpɔːkjʊpaɪn/
Rodent with protective quills.
Mallard
/ˈmæləd/
Common wild duck; males have green heads.
Dabchick
/ˈdæbtʃɪk/
Small water bird; excellent diver.
Piranha
/pɪˈrɑːnə/
Sharp-toothed fish from South America; mostly
omnivorous.
Water-Hog (Capybara)
/ˈwɔːtəhɒɡ/
Largest rodent; semi-aquatic and social.
Cambridge International School
Queen Anne
Academic Department
AY 2024-2025