Here’s the solution to the worksheet, with explanations for each answer:
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Left Column (Top to Bottom):
1.
Blue T-shirt with a stain or design → *dirty* T-shirt
➤ The shirt has dark smudges or a messy graphic, suggesting it’s not clean.
2.
White T-shirt with sparkles → *clean* T-shirt
➤ It looks fresh and spotless, often symbolized by sparkles in illustrations.
3.
Woman with short blonde hair → *short* hair
➤ Her hair ends above the shoulders — clearly “short.”
4.
Woman with long brown hair → *long* hair
➤ Hair flows past her shoulders — classic “long” style.
5.
Old, crumbling stone house → *old* house
➤ The house looks weathered, with cracks and aged appearance.
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Right Column (Top to Bottom):
6.
Modern-looking yellow house → *new* house
➤ Clean lines, bright paint, and modern design suggest it’s new.
7.
Small red car → *small* car
➤ Compact size compared to other vehicles — fits “small.”
8.
Large orange monster truck → *big* car
➤ Huge wheels and oversized body — clearly “big.”
9.
Pink cartoon rabbit → *cute* rabbit
➤ Big eyes, smile, soft colors — all cues for “cute.”
10.
Chubby blue cat → *fat* cat
➤ Round body, full cheeks — visually “fat” (in a cute, cartoonish way).
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✔ Final Answers:
Left Side:
- dirty T-shirt
- clean T-shirt
- short hair
- long hair
- old house
Right Side:
- new house
- small car
- big car
- cute rabbit
- fat cat
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Tip for Learning: Adjectives describe nouns by telling us size, age, condition, shape, or feeling. Look at the picture carefully — what word from the list matches its most obvious feature?
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 5th grade adjectives.
