Exercise 9 (5 points). Choose the odd word out.

Example: neck – cobra – fur – paws

rabbit – dog – parrot – crocodile
leg – insect – beak – tail
goldfish – lion – tiger– leopard
penguin – sheep – deer – cow
tusks – hooves – whiskers – bear

once my mother and i were invited to a local theater. tickets were booked in advance. i knew that our seats would be in box. to be honest, my mother was not quite satisfied. she said she did not know the play and had a fear that this play is for adults, not for children of my age. certainly, i looked forward to the day of performance

tim hasn*got a camel.

on   the right,[ɒn     ðə   raɪt]   

on the left, [ɒn   ðə left]

serious,['sɪərɪəs]

best,[best]

sticker,['stɪkə]

model   car [ 'mɒdl    kãː]

clocks,[klɒk]

seashells['siːʃel]

coins [kɔɪnz]

toy soldier[tɔɪ   'səǔldʒə] 

posters ['pəǔstəz]

soft toys,[sɒft   tɔɪz]

let's swap   [lets     swɒp]

it's a deal   [ɪts   ə   diːl ]

a hit song,[ə   hɪt     sɒŋ]

music ['mjuːzɪk]

  programme,   program

dj,[ˌdiː'dʒeɪ]

caller,['kɔːlə]

mouse,['maǔs]

screen,[skriːn]

processor,['prəǔsesə]

keyboard,['kiːbɔːd]

button,['bʌtn]

science,['saɪəns]

geography,[dʒɪ'ɒgrəfɪ]

fourth times  a  week,[fɔːθ     taɪm   ə  wiːk  ]

once  a   week, [wʌns   ə   wiːk   ]

twice  a   week,[twaɪs ə wiːk ]

before,[bɪ'fɔː]

after,['ãːftə]

wear, [weə]

do,[duː]

put,[pǔt]

don't,[dəǔnt]

don't put [dəǔnt pǔt]  

write [raɪt]

get up [get   ʌp]

wash and dress   [wɒʃ     ænd   dres ]

have break fast, [hæv   breɪk   fãːst]

go to school. [gəǔ   tuː   skuːl]  

i like to move it

i like how it feels

i like you

i like ukraine

i don't like