To solve this worksheet, we need to fill in the missing lowercase letters of the alphabet in their correct order. Let’s go step by step through each line.
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First row:
We have:
a b _ _ e
The alphabet goes: a, b, c, d, e → so missing are
c and
d
→ Fill in:
c,
d
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Second row:
We have:
_ g _ i _ _
Let’s list from f onward:
f, g, h, i, j, k
So before g is
f
After g is
h (before i)
After i comes
j, then
k
→ Fill in:
f,
h,
j,
k
Wait — let’s check positions:
Positions given:
[blank] g [blank] i [blank] [blank]
That’s 6 slots total? Actually, looking at spacing:
It’s written as:
__ g __ i __ __
So that’s 6 characters with blanks at positions 1, 3, 5, 6.
Alphabet sequence around there:
f, g, h, i, j, k
So:
Position 1 = f
Position 2 = g (given)
Position 3 = h
Position 4 = i (given)
Position 5 = j
Position 6 = k
Yes → So fill:
f,
h,
j,
k
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Third row:
We have:
l _ n _ p _ r
Sequence: l, m, n, o, p, q, r
Given: l, then blank, then n, then blank, then p, then blank, then r
So:
After l →
m
After n →
o
After p →
q
→ Fill in:
m,
o,
q
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Fourth row:
We have:
s _ u v _
Sequence: s, t, u, v, w
Given: s, blank, u, v, blank
So after s →
t
After v →
w
→ Fill in:
t,
w
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Fifth row:
We have:
_ _ z
This is near the end. Before z are x and y.
Alphabet ends: ...x, y, z
So two blanks before z → must be
x,
y
→ Fill in:
x,
y
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Now let’s compile all answers in order as they appear on the worksheet:
Row 1: c, d
Row 2: f, h, j, k
Row 3: m, o, q
Row 4: t, w
Row 5: x, y
Total missing letters: 13 letters to fill.
Let’s write them in the exact order they appear left to right, top to bottom:
1. After b →
c
2. After c →
d
3. Before g →
f
4. After g →
h
5. After i →
j
6. After j →
k
7. After l →
m
8. After n →
o
9. After p →
q
10. After s →
t
11. After v →
w
12. Before z →
x
13. Before z →
y
Perfect — matches the full alphabet from a to z.
Final Answer:
c, d, f, h, j, k, m, o, q, t, w, x, y
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 3 grade alphabet worksheet.