Exercise 5: Determine the country by national animal and fill in the table.

Analysis of National Animals and Countries:

• Image 1: A yellow lion wearing a crown. This is the national animal of England (a component country of the UK), often depicted as the 'Lion of England'.
• Image 2: A white unicorn wearing a crown. This is the national animal of Scotland (a component country of the UK).
• Image 3: A red dragon. This is the national animal of Wales (a component country of the UK), known as Y Ddraig Goch.
• Image 4: A stag (male deer) skeleton. This is the national animal of England. (Note: While the lion is more commonly cited, the stag is also officially recognized). Or, it could be a symbol for something else entirely if not England. However, given the context of UK nations, it's likely related.
• Image 5: A British soldier with a Union Jack flag. This is a representation of the United Kingdom.

Table Completion:

It's not possible to fill the entire table without more context or a clear mapping of images to countries in the provided image. However, based on common knowledge of national symbols:

Assumed Mappings:

• Yellow Lion with Crown: England
• White Unicorn with Crown: Scotland
• Red Dragon: Wales
• British Soldier with Flag: United Kingdom

Table (partially filled based on assumptions):

Note: The fourth animal (stag skeleton) is also associated with England. The soldier with the flag directly represents the United Kingdom.