Let’s go step by step to match each description with the correct school subject.
We have these subjects to choose from:
- mathematics
- science
- physical education
- geography
- social study
- art
- English
- music
- language arts
- history
Now, let’s look at each number:
1. “Learn how to measure and find answers with numbers.”
→ That’s about numbers, measuring, calculations →
mathematics
2. “Learn how to exercise and play sports. We also learn about how our bodies work.”
→ Exercise, sports, body →
physical education
3. “Learn how to use English. It’s important to learn English for school, work, and travel.”
→ Directly says “use English” →
English
4. “Learn about the past. We learn about people and things that happened a long time ago.”
→ Past events, long ago →
history
5. “Learn how to read and write. We learn about famous writers and how to write our ideas.”
→ Reading, writing, writers → This is
language arts (sometimes called “English Language Arts”, but here “English” is separate, so this must be “language arts”)
6. “Learn about weather, land, and water in different places.”
→ Weather, land, water, places →
geography
7. “How people live and work together.”
→ People living and working together → societies, communities →
social study
8. “how plants and animals live.”
→ Plants, animals, living things →
science
9. “How to play songs and listen to them.”
→ Songs, playing, listening →
music
10. “How to make things such as paintings”
→ Paintings, making things creatively →
art
Let’s double-check we used all 10 subjects and didn’t repeat any:
Used:
1. mathematics
✔
2. physical education
✔
3. English
✔
4. history
✔
5. language arts
✔
6. geography
✔
7. social study
✔
8. science
✔
9. music
✔
10. art
✔
All 10 are used once — perfect!
Final Answer:
1. mathematics
2. physical education
3. English
4. history
5. language arts
6. geography
7. social study
8. science
9. music
10. art
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 7th grade worksheet all subjects.