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This document discusses vertebrate animals and includes the following key points: - Vertebrate animals have an internal skeleton made of bones which allows them to move. Invertebrate animals do not have bones. - Vertebrate animals are divided into head, torso, and limbs. - Examples of vertebrate animals include dogs, cats, chickens, and ducks. The document lists common onomatopoeias to represent the sounds these animals make.
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sEVERAL ANIMALIA PROJECTS
- 1. Vertebrate animals There are two types of animals depending of their internal structure: Vertebrate and invertebrate animals. Vertebrate animals : These animals have an internal structure made up of bones, that allows them to move. Invertebrate animals : These animals have no bones. Vertebrate animals are divided in head, torso and limbs. Head Torso Limbs Types of vertebrate animals:
- 2. Vertebrate animals move: -Swimming -Flying -Climbing -Walking -Running -Jumping -Crowling Some actions perform by these animals are: -Blink -Drink -Eat -Move -Yawn These are some vertebrate animals and them onomatopeias: Vertebrate animals move, perform actions and do sounds (onomatopeias) Animal: Onomatopeia: Dog Woof Meow Chip-chip Cuack Cat Chicken Duck
- 3. ANIMALIA B Y : V E R A M U Ñ O Z C A V A 1 E S O C IDIOM AND ONOMATOPEIA
- 4. Situation: you are with your friends at the cinema and one of your friends tells you 'you can't see anything' and you tell them I have a bird ´s eye HAVE A BIRD´S EYE AS ANGRY AS A BEARD Situation: My friend sed´s something that I didn´t like it, and I am as angry as a beard. HAVEN´T SEE YOU IN DONKEY´S YEARS Situation: when I went to see my grandparents after the pandemic, they told me ´We haven´t see you in donkey´s years´ situation: my computer works at a snails pace AT A SNAILS PACE situation: I was walking down the street and I ran into a lamppost and my grandfather told me AS BILND AS A BAD situation: I fought with my cousin and my cousin said you took a cat and a dog life A CAT AND A DOG LIFE
- 5. Oink, Oink Woof, Woof Cokaduuleduu Meow, Meow Moo, Moo Quack, Quack Onomatopoeia
- 6. WOLF In English we use onomatopeia “howl” to represent the sound of a wolf. ANIMAL ONOMATOPEIA Made by Netsanet García Sánchez WHAT DOES IT MEANS? Is the formation of a word that we take from a sound and them we asiciate the word with thease sound. There we have some examples of different onomatopeias DOG In Spanish when we want to represent the sound of a dog we usually do “guau”, but in English the dog is represent with ”woof”. CAT In English we use the same onomatopeia for cats, that is represented like “meow” 1 MOUSE In English we use the onomatopeia “squeak” to write the mouse sound 2 3 4
- 7. A N I M A L I A A N D O N O M A T O P O E I A S By Elvira Damas
- 8. The definition of onomatopeia is a word pronounced literally as the sound of another word, and we can find many onomatopeias in animalia The pig makes an "oink" sound The cow makes a moo sound The sheep makes a baa sound The cat makes a meow sound The dog makes a woof sound the duck makes a quack sound Frogs croack hens make a chuck sound onomatopeias change in each language, for example the dog, in an english onomatopeia makes a "woof" soun", in spanish a "guau" sound and in other languages it can be: " gav, waouh, blaf, wan, voff, ham" and many others!
- 10. Animalia Lyzard Dolphin Frog Monkey Rabit Bulls Pigs Duks Elephants Snake Giraffe Sark Tiger Beard Zebra Worm Eagle Bats Fox What I see What I hear
- 13. Animalia Lyzard Dolphin Frog Monkey Rabit Bulls Pigs Duks Elephants Snake Giraffe Sark Tiger Beard Zebra Worm Eagle Bats Fox What I see What I hear
- 16. ANIMALIA B Y : V E R A M U Ñ O Z C A V A 1 E S O C IDIOM AND ONOMATOPEIA
- 17. Situation: you are with your friends at the cinema and one of your friends tells you 'you can't see anything' and you tell them I have a bird ´s eye HAVE A BIRD´S EYE AS ANGRY AS A BEARD Situation: My friend sed´s something that I didn´t like it, and I am as angry as a beard. HAVEN´T SEE YOU IN DONKEY´S YEARS Situation: when I went to see my grandparents after the pandemic, they told me ´We haven´t see you in donkey´s years´ situation: my computer works at a snails pace AT A SNAILS PACE situation: I was walking down the street and I ran into a lamppost and my grandfather told me AS BILND AS A BAD situation: I fought with my cousin and my cousin said you took a cat and a dog life A CAT AND A DOG LIFE
- 18. Oink, Oink Woof, Woof Cokaduuleduu Meow, Meow Moo, Moo Quack, Quack Onomatopoeia
- 19. WOLF In English we use onomatopeia “howl” to represent the sound of a wolf. ANIMAL ONOMATOPEIA Made by Netsanet García Sánchez WHAT DOES IT MEANS? Is the formation of a word that we take from a sound and them we asiciate the word with thease sound. There we have some examples of different onomatopeias DOG In Spanish when we want to represent the sound of a dog we usually do “guau”, but in English the dog is represent with ”woof”. CAT In English we use the same onomatopeia for cats, that is represented like “meow” 1 MOUSE In English we use the onomatopeia “squeak” to write the mouse sound 2 3 4
- 20. Cocodrile, frog, shark, elephant, iguana, jellyfish, bull, girafe, fox, fish, eagle, kangoroo, bat, monkey, owl, bear, pig, zebra, rabit and tiger. Animals of the video Verbs of Movement -To Climb. -To Swim. -To Run. -To Fly. -To Jump. -To Walk. -To Crowl. -Take a bird´s age view. -As angry as a bear. -Eat a horse. -In donkey´s years. -As a snail´s pace. Animal Idioms Animalia Proyect Onomatopeia An onomatopeia is the way that an animal "talk". Example: The cat makes a meow sound. By: Gonzalo 1º ESO C