English Grammar - Animal Sounds and Young Ones

English Grammar
English Grammar - Animal Sounds and Young Ones

The young one of a bear is :


Options:

  1. calf
  2. cub
  3. fawn
  4. foal

Right Answer: cub

The young one of a bear is called a 'cub'. English has separate words for the young ones of different animals, and these are commonly tested in vocabulary questions. 'Cub' is used for the young of a bear, lion, tiger, fox and wolf. A 'calf' is the young of a cow, elephant, whale or buffalo; a 'fawn' is the young of a deer; and a 'foal' is the young of a horse, which is further called a colt if male and a filly if female. Hence the correct answer is 'cub'.

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