Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Animal"

A: A domestic animal lives NEAR your house or INSIDE your house. Outside the house are barnyard animals that live inside fenced areas, such as horses, donkeys, pigs, chickens, sheep. These are domesticated, not wild. They are distinct from WILD animals that cannot live inside fences: wolves, cougars, coyotes.
Completely domesticated animals can live inside the house, especially cats and dogs.

A: In this context, animated means excited. If the author yelled at the students, and the students got upset and started moving around, then if there was, for example, a dog nearby, the dog might get excited and start running around or barking.

A: It means that all the animals rushed into the water to get the rice crackers, and because they were all rushing to get them, the crackers got soaked and crushed to pieces.

A: swaybacked = with a back that's very saggy (like the horse in the picture)
as ~ as I ever saw = the most ~ thing I've ever seen

A: yes, it can also mean that someone is clean and tidy, but in this context it means cool :)

A: Ex:
My favorite stuffed animal is a teddy bear.
My daughter really likes stuffed animals because they are soft and provide her a sense of comfort.
Mom is getting me a unicorn stuffed animal for Christmas.

A: I am scared of animals.
I love animals.
Some animals live in the jungle, others in water.

A: with animals you can use he/she but it's better to use it if you don't know it's gender but in general we use it more for animals

A: The animals walked to the park.
Animals are beautiful.
Animals are loud.
I like animals.
Do you like animals?
Animals come in many shapes and sizes.

A: We went to the zoo and saw many animals.
My classmates were acting like animals.
My favorite animal is a tiger.

A: Wild animal and wildlife are synonymous. But often, you would only refer to a singular animal in the wild as a wild animal. Wildlife covers the general population of anything that lives in the wild.

A: "There is a wild animal here." "There are some wild animals here."

A: They both ask the same question, you are asking the person their personal opinion on that question.

You can also say it like. "Which animal do you think is the strongest animal in the world?"

A: a creature can be an animal or for example a monster like a vampire or something; it's alive but it's not an animal

A: Voices are associated with talking. So in real life, we say animal sounds or animal noises.

Animal voices would only apply for movies/animations where the animal's character talk.

A: "Sign of the Chinese zodiac," or "Chinese zodiac sign."

A: Pangolin

A: hedgehog

A: Cat :)

A: Hamster, I think... or maybe it's a guinea pig.

A: Okay, sure. One way I might write it:

Although animal testing is an important part of scientific research, researchers should strive to reduce the pain inflicted on animals during experimentation.

Another way (closer to yours):

Although animal testing is important for scientific research, researchers should minimize the pain that animals suffer during these experiments.

A: Ahh, they are saying by going on an African safari you would see these animals.
I am guessing the "under the sea" part has pictures of fish and other sea creatures?
It looks like they are all about the animals you would see in those different places. Penguins in the frozen arctic?

A: Neither of them means barren.

Wilderness = wild, uncultivated, uninhabited by people.

(A remote forest could be wilderness.)

"In the wild" = not in captivity, or not domesticated

"In the wilderness" = in a remote wild place

A: What sound does a cow make? or What does a cow say?

It moo's. or It goes moo. or It says moo.

A: The sentences are grammatically correct, but they sound confusing and exaggerated. Depending on what you mean, you can use either of the following:
1. I really enjoy taking care of animals. I'm willing to be their "servant".
2. I worship animals. It's my honor to be their human servant. (This sounds very weird though. Lol)