Adjective Worksheets - Free Printable

Let’s go through each box one by one and pick the best adjective that matches the picture.

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Top Row:

1. What size?
Picture: A small mouse next to a big elephant (but only the mouse is shown clearly as tiny).
Options: small, big
→ The mouse is small.
✔ Answer: small

2. What color?
Picture: A pink dress.
Options: pink, black
→ The dress is pink.
✔ Answer: pink

3. What shape?
Picture: A round clock or coin.
Options: oval, square
→ It’s round — so “oval” is closer than square. (Note: In simple terms for kids, “round” might be expected, but since “oval” is the only curved option, we pick that.)
✔ Answer: oval

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Middle Row:

4. How many?
Picture: Two butterflies.
Options: four, two
→ There are two.
✔ Answer: two

5. How does she sound?
Picture: A girl with her mouth open like she’s singing or talking happily.
Options: quiet, noisy
→ She looks like she’s making sound — probably not quiet. But wait — if she’s singing nicely, maybe “quiet”? No — in most worksheets, this image means “noisy” because she’s actively speaking/singing. Let’s think: “quiet” would be someone whispering or silent. This girl is animated — likely “noisy”.
✔ Answer: noisy

6. What material?
Picture: A turtle with a hard shell.
Options: shiny, plastic
→ Turtle shells aren’t plastic — they’re hard and can look shiny. But “plastic” doesn’t fit. “Shiny” could describe how it reflects light. Actually, looking again — maybe it’s meant to be “hard”, but that’s not an option. Between shiny and plastic — turtles aren’t made of plastic. So “shiny” is better. Wait — perhaps the question is tricking us? Let me recheck: The turtle’s shell is naturally shiny sometimes. Plastic is man-made. So “shiny” is correct.
✔ Answer: shiny

Wait — actually, let’s double-check #6. Some worksheets use “plastic” for toys, but this looks like a real turtle. Hmm. Maybe I’m overthinking. Let’s stick with shiny.

But hold on — maybe the intended answer is “plastic” if it’s a toy turtle? The image isn’t clear. Since it’s a cartoon, perhaps it’s meant to be “plastic”. But no — the other options don’t fit. Let’s go with shiny as safest.

Actually — correction: Looking at common worksheet patterns, when they show a turtle and ask “what material?”, and give “shiny” and “plastic”, they often mean the shell is shiny. So yes — shiny.

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Bottom Row:

7. What taste?
Picture: A lemon.
Options: sour, sweet
→ Lemons are sour.
✔ Answer: sour

8. How does it feel?
Picture: A cactus.
Options: soft, hard
→ Cacti are prickly and hard.
✔ Answer: hard

9. How old?
Picture: A baby or young child sitting down.
Options: young, old
→ Clearly young.
✔ Answer: young

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Now let’s list all answers:

- What size? → small
- What color? → pink
- What shape? → oval
- How many? → two
- How does she sound? → noisy
- What material? → shiny
- What taste? → sour
- How does it feel? → hard
- How old? → young

Final Answer:
small, pink, oval, two, noisy, shiny, sour, hard, young