List of ” Select the members of a group “

Animals:

1. Cat – A small domesticated mammal with soft fur and a long tail.
2. Dog – A domesticated carnivorous mammal with a barking sound.
3. Elephant – A large mammal with a trunk and tusks.
4. Lion – A large wild cat with a mane, known as the king of the jungle.
5. Tiger – A large striped wild cat native to Asia.
6. Bear – A large, heavy mammal with a thick fur coat.
7. Giraffe – A tall mammal with a long neck and legs.
8. Monkey – A small to medium-sized primate with a long tail.
9. Horse – A large domesticated mammal used for riding or work.
10. Zebra – A wild animal with black and white stripes.

Fruits:

11. Apple – A round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin.
12. Banana – A long, yellow fruit with soft, sweet flesh.
13. Orange – A round citrus fruit with a tangy flavor.
14. Grapes – Small, round fruits that grow in clusters.
15. Pear – A sweet fruit with a rounded base and tapering top.
16. Peach – A juicy fruit with fuzzy skin and a large pit.
17. Cherry – A small, round fruit that is typically red or black.
18. Watermelon – A large, green fruit with red flesh and black seeds.
19. Pineapple – A tropical fruit with a spiky exterior and sweet interior.
20. Strawberry – A small, red fruit with tiny seeds on its surface.

Vehicles:

21. Car – A road vehicle with four wheels powered by an engine.
22. Bicycle – A two-wheeled vehicle powered by pedaling.
23. Bus – A large vehicle designed to carry many passengers.
24. Motorcycle – A two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine.
25. Train – A series of connected cars that run on tracks.
26. Truck – A large vehicle used for transporting goods.
27. Boat – A watercraft used for traveling on water.
28. Airplane – A vehicle designed for flying in the air.
29. Helicopter – A vehicle with rotating blades that fly through the air.
30. Scooter – A small, two-wheeled vehicle with a footboard.

Shapes:

31. Circle – A round shape with all points equidistant from the center.
32. Square – A shape with four equal sides and four right angles.
33. Triangle – A shape with three sides and three angles.
34. Rectangle – A shape with four sides and four right angles, with opposite sides equal.
35. Oval – An elongated circle or egg-shaped figure.
36. Hexagon – A shape with six sides and six angles.
37. Pentagon – A shape with five sides and five angles.
38. Octagon – A shape with eight sides and eight angles.
39. Rhombus – A shape with four equal sides and opposite angles equal.
40. Trapezoid – A shape with one pair of parallel sides.

Occupations:

41. Teacher – A person who educates students in a school.
42. Doctor – A person who treats and diagnoses illnesses.
43. Nurse – A person who cares for patients in a hospital.
44. Firefighter – A person who fights fires and rescues people.
45. Police Officer – A person who enforces the law and maintains order.
46. Chef – A person who prepares and cooks food in a restaurant.
47. Artist – A person who creates art through various mediums.
48. Musician – A person who plays or composes music.
49. Pilot – A person who flies an airplane.
50. Engineer – A person who designs and builds things.

Sports:

51. Soccer – A team sport played with a round ball and two goals.
52. Basketball – A team sport played with a ball and a hoop.
53. Baseball – A team sport played with a bat and a ball.
54. Tennis – A sport played with a racket and a small ball.
55. Swimming – A sport involving moving through water.
56. Golf – A sport where players hit a ball into holes with the fewest strokes.
57. Volleyball – A team sport where players hit a ball over a net.
58. Hockey – A sport played on ice or a field with sticks and a puck.
59. Running – A sport involving moving quickly on foot.
60. Gymnastics – A sport involving exercises and performances requiring strength and flexibility.

Plants:

61. Rose – A flowering plant with fragrant blooms and thorns.
62. Tulip – A bulbous plant with colorful, cup-shaped flowers.
63. Sunflower – A tall plant with a large, yellow flower that turns to face the sun.
64. Daisy – A flowering plant with white petals and a yellow center.
65. Oak Tree – A large tree with lobed leaves and acorns.
66. Maple Tree – A tree known for its distinctive leaves and sap used for syrup.
67. Cactus – A plant adapted to dry environments with spines instead of leaves.
68. Fern – A plant with feathery, green leaves and no flowers.
69. Bamboo – A tall grass with a hard, woody stem.
70. Lily – A plant with large, trumpet-shaped flowers.

Foods:

71. Pizza – A dish with a dough base, tomato sauce, cheese, and various toppings.
72. Pasta – A type of Italian food made from wheat and shaped into various forms.
73. Hamburger – A sandwich consisting of a cooked patty of ground meat in a bun.
74. Sushi – A Japanese dish made with vinegared rice and various ingredients like fish.
75. Tacos – A Mexican dish consisting of a folded tortilla with various fillings.
76. Sandwich – A food item with bread and fillings like meat, cheese, or vegetables.
77. Ice Cream – A sweet, frozen dessert made from cream and flavorings.
78. Salad – A dish made with mixed vegetables, often served cold.
79. Soup – A liquid food made by boiling ingredients in water.
80. Cake – A sweet baked dessert made with flour, sugar, and often frosted.

Furniture:

81. Chair – A piece of furniture designed for sitting.
82. Table – A piece of furniture with a flat top supported by legs.
83. Sofa – A comfortable seat for multiple people, often upholstered.
84. Bed – A piece of furniture for sleeping or resting.
85. Desk – A piece of furniture used for writing or working.
86. Cabinet – A storage unit with doors and shelves.
87. Bookcase – A piece of furniture for storing books.
88. Dresser – A piece of furniture with drawers for storing clothes.
89. Lamp – A device that provides light, often used on tables or desks.
90. Bench – A long seat for multiple people, often found in parks or gardens.

Seasons:

91. Spring – The season between winter and summer with blooming flowers.
92. Summer – The warmest season of the year, known for longer days.
93. Autumn – The season when leaves fall from trees and temperatures cool.
94. Winter – The coldest season of the year, often with snow and short days.
95. Rainy Season – A period of the year with frequent rain.
96. Dry Season – A period of the year with little or no rain.
97. Monsoon – A seasonal wind that brings heavy rain.
98. Harvest Season – The time of year when crops are collected.
99. Holiday Season – A time of year with various celebrations and festivities.
100. Transition Season – A period when one season changes into another.

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