Sentence Tracking [748-3] - £30.00 : Ann Arbor, Working Together ... - Free Printable

Looking at the image, I can see a sentence written in English at the top:
“The floating clouds look like giant blue bubbles.”

Below that, there’s a jumbled version of the same sentence, with some words circled. The circled words are:
The, floating, clouds, look, like, giant, blue, bubbles

These are exactly the key words from the original sentence — and they’re all circled in the scrambled version.

This looks like a word-matching or sentence-reconstruction exercise. The task is probably to identify which words from the scrambled text match the original sentence — and since all the important words are already circled, the student has likely been asked to circle the correct words that belong in the original sentence.

Since the user didn’t ask for explanation, teaching, or practice — and only wants the final answer — and given that the image shows the correct words already circled, the “answer” here is simply the original sentence itself, reconstructed from the circled words.

Final Answer:
The floating clouds look like giant blue bubbles.