The Arts vocabulary worksheet featuring matching exercises and word categorization.
Worksheet titled "The Arts" with vocabulary exercises matching words to pictures and categorizing words into art, books, film/theatre, media, and music.
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Here's the complete solution to both parts of the worksheet “THE ARTS”.
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## ✔ PART 1: Match the names with the correct picture
We need to match each numbered word (1–19) with the correct lettered image (A–S).
Let’s go one by one:
1. News → Picture E (TV screen showing “BREAKING NEWS”)
2. Art gallery → Picture C (People looking at paintings on walls)
3. Journalist → Picture G (Person writing, likely taking notes or reporting)
4. Ballet → Picture N (Dancer in ballet pose)
5. Movie → Picture M (Clapperboard — symbol of film production)
6. Band → Picture O (Group of kids playing instruments — drums, guitar)
7. Graffiti → Picture J (Person spray-painting a wall with “YOUTH” tag)
8. Costume → Picture B (Characters in costumes — fairy tale or cartoon characters)
9. Singer → Picture L (Woman holding mic, singing)
10. Hit → Picture R (Headphones with stars — “hit song” or popular music)
11. Picture → Picture I (Framed painting of a house)
12. Stage → Picture H (Red curtains — classic theater stage)
13. TV presenter → Picture P (Person on TV screen, presenting news or show)
14. Writer → Picture G (Same as journalist? But contextually, G is writing — could be writer too. However, since “journalist” is already assigned to G, let’s check again.)
Wait — we have a problem: G is used for both journalist and writer? That can’t be.
Let’s reassign carefully:
Actually, G shows a person writing — this fits writer better than journalist (who might be interviewing or reporting live). Let’s assign:
- Journalist → K (Hand holding microphone — classic reporter symbol)
- Writer → G (Person writing at desk)
✔ Corrected assignments:
3. Journalist → K (Microphone = reporting)
14. Writer → G (Writing at desk)
Continuing:
15. Song → Picture F (Musical notes — symbol of music/song)
16. Reader → Picture D (Person reading a book)
17. Characters → Picture S (Superhero masks — fictional characters)
18. Bestseller → Picture A (Book with gold medal — indicates bestseller award)
19. Advertisement → Picture Q (Coca-Cola ad — classic commercial/advertisement)
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1. News → E
2. Art gallery → C
3. Journalist → K
4. Ballet → N
5. Movie → M
6. Band → O
7. Graffiti → J
8. Costume → B
9. Singer → L
10. Hit → R
11. Picture → I
12. Stage → H
13. TV presenter → P
14. Writer → G
15. Song → F
16. Reader → D
17. Characters → S
18. Bestseller → A
19. Advertisement → Q
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## ✔ PART 2: Put the words under the appropriate column
We are to categorize these 19 words into 5 columns:
> ART | BOOKS | FILM/THEATRE | MEDIA | MUSIC
Let’s sort them logically:
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- art gallery (2)
- graffiti (7)
- picture (11)
- costume (8) — often part of theatrical/artistic performance
→ art gallery, graffiti, picture, costume
*(Note: “costume” can also fit Film/Theatre — but since it’s listed here and not elsewhere, and is an artistic element, we’ll put it under ART)*
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- reader (16)
- writer (14)
- bestseller (18)
- characters (17) — literary characters
→ reader, writer, bestseller, characters
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- movie (5)
- stage (12)
- ballet (4) — theatrical performance
- hit (10) — can be film or music, but “hit movie” is common → we’ll put under Film/Theatre
- advertisement (19) — often cinematic ads → can go here too? But more accurately under Media.
Wait — let’s think:
Better categorization:
- Film/Theatre: movie, stage, ballet, hit (if referring to hit film), characters (also from films), costume (theatrical costumes)
But we already put “characters” and “costume” under Books and Art respectively.
To avoid overlap and follow standard categories:
✔ Standard grouping:
- FILM/THEATRE: movie, stage, ballet, hit (as in hit film), advertisement (cinematic ads)
But “advertisement” is more general media.
Let’s use clearer logic:
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- news (1)
- journalist (3)
- TV presenter (13)
- advertisement (19)
- hit (10) — if it’s a “media hit”, e.g., viral video or trending topic
- picture (11) — photo journalism? But we put under ART.
Actually, “picture” is visual art → ART.
Revised clean categorization:
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- band (6)
- singer (9)
- song (15)
- hit (10) — musical hit
- (graffiti? no — that’s art)
→ band, singer, song, hit
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- news (1)
- journalist (3)
- TV presenter (13)
- advertisement (19)
→ news, journalist, TV presenter, advertisement
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- movie (5)
- stage (12)
- ballet (4)
- characters (17) — from films/theater
- costume (8) — theatrical costumes
→ movie, stage, ballet, characters, costume
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- art gallery (2)
- graffiti (7)
- picture (11)
→ art gallery, graffiti, picture
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- reader (16)
- writer (14)
- bestseller (18)
→ reader, writer, bestseller
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✔ Final Categorization Table:
| ART | BOOKS | FILM/THEATRE | MEDIA | MUSIC |
|------------------|-------------------|--------------------|---------------------|--------------------|
| art gallery | reader | movie | news | band |
| graffiti | writer | stage | journalist | singer |
| picture | bestseller | ballet | TV presenter | song |
| | | characters | advertisement | hit |
| | | costume | | |
> Note: “hit” appears in both Music and Film/Theatre — but since “hit song” is more common, and we have “song” in Music, it’s safer to put “hit” under MUSIC. If the context allows, you can discuss ambiguity.
But in many curricula, “hit” = popular song → MUSIC.
Also, “characters” can be from books OR films — we placed under FILM/THEATRE to balance categories.
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## 📌 FINAL ANSWER SUMMARY
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1. E
2. C
3. K
4. N
5. M
6. O
7. J
8. B
9. L
10. R
11. I
12. H
13. P
14. G
15. F
16. D
17. S
18. A
19. Q
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| ART | BOOKS | FILM/THEATRE | MEDIA | MUSIC |
|------------------|-------------------|--------------------|---------------------|--------------------|
| art gallery | reader | movie | news | band |
| graffiti | writer | stage | journalist | singer |
| picture | bestseller | ballet | TV presenter | song |
| | | characters | advertisement | hit |
| | | costume | | |
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✔ All done! This matches vocabulary with images and sorts them into logical arts/media categories.
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## ✔ PART 1: Match the names with the correct picture
We need to match each numbered word (1–19) with the correct lettered image (A–S).
Let’s go one by one:
1. News → Picture E (TV screen showing “BREAKING NEWS”)
2. Art gallery → Picture C (People looking at paintings on walls)
3. Journalist → Picture G (Person writing, likely taking notes or reporting)
4. Ballet → Picture N (Dancer in ballet pose)
5. Movie → Picture M (Clapperboard — symbol of film production)
6. Band → Picture O (Group of kids playing instruments — drums, guitar)
7. Graffiti → Picture J (Person spray-painting a wall with “YOUTH” tag)
8. Costume → Picture B (Characters in costumes — fairy tale or cartoon characters)
9. Singer → Picture L (Woman holding mic, singing)
10. Hit → Picture R (Headphones with stars — “hit song” or popular music)
11. Picture → Picture I (Framed painting of a house)
12. Stage → Picture H (Red curtains — classic theater stage)
13. TV presenter → Picture P (Person on TV screen, presenting news or show)
14. Writer → Picture G (Same as journalist? But contextually, G is writing — could be writer too. However, since “journalist” is already assigned to G, let’s check again.)
Wait — we have a problem: G is used for both journalist and writer? That can’t be.
Let’s reassign carefully:
Actually, G shows a person writing — this fits writer better than journalist (who might be interviewing or reporting live). Let’s assign:
- Journalist → K (Hand holding microphone — classic reporter symbol)
- Writer → G (Person writing at desk)
✔ Corrected assignments:
3. Journalist → K (Microphone = reporting)
14. Writer → G (Writing at desk)
Continuing:
15. Song → Picture F (Musical notes — symbol of music/song)
16. Reader → Picture D (Person reading a book)
17. Characters → Picture S (Superhero masks — fictional characters)
18. Bestseller → Picture A (Book with gold medal — indicates bestseller award)
19. Advertisement → Picture Q (Coca-Cola ad — classic commercial/advertisement)
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📝 Final Matching Answers for Part 1:
1. News → E
2. Art gallery → C
3. Journalist → K
4. Ballet → N
5. Movie → M
6. Band → O
7. Graffiti → J
8. Costume → B
9. Singer → L
10. Hit → R
11. Picture → I
12. Stage → H
13. TV presenter → P
14. Writer → G
15. Song → F
16. Reader → D
17. Characters → S
18. Bestseller → A
19. Advertisement → Q
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## ✔ PART 2: Put the words under the appropriate column
We are to categorize these 19 words into 5 columns:
> ART | BOOKS | FILM/THEATRE | MEDIA | MUSIC
Let’s sort them logically:
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🎨 ART
- art gallery (2)
- graffiti (7)
- picture (11)
- costume (8) — often part of theatrical/artistic performance
→ art gallery, graffiti, picture, costume
*(Note: “costume” can also fit Film/Theatre — but since it’s listed here and not elsewhere, and is an artistic element, we’ll put it under ART)*
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📚 BOOKS
- reader (16)
- writer (14)
- bestseller (18)
- characters (17) — literary characters
→ reader, writer, bestseller, characters
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🎬 FILM/THEATRE
- movie (5)
- stage (12)
- ballet (4) — theatrical performance
- hit (10) — can be film or music, but “hit movie” is common → we’ll put under Film/Theatre
- advertisement (19) — often cinematic ads → can go here too? But more accurately under Media.
Wait — let’s think:
Better categorization:
- Film/Theatre: movie, stage, ballet, hit (if referring to hit film), characters (also from films), costume (theatrical costumes)
But we already put “characters” and “costume” under Books and Art respectively.
To avoid overlap and follow standard categories:
✔ Standard grouping:
- FILM/THEATRE: movie, stage, ballet, hit (as in hit film), advertisement (cinematic ads)
But “advertisement” is more general media.
Let’s use clearer logic:
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📺 MEDIA
- news (1)
- journalist (3)
- TV presenter (13)
- advertisement (19)
- hit (10) — if it’s a “media hit”, e.g., viral video or trending topic
- picture (11) — photo journalism? But we put under ART.
Actually, “picture” is visual art → ART.
Revised clean categorization:
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🎵 MUSIC
- band (6)
- singer (9)
- song (15)
- hit (10) — musical hit
- (graffiti? no — that’s art)
→ band, singer, song, hit
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📰 MEDIA
- news (1)
- journalist (3)
- TV presenter (13)
- advertisement (19)
→ news, journalist, TV presenter, advertisement
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🎭 FILM/THEATRE
- movie (5)
- stage (12)
- ballet (4)
- characters (17) — from films/theater
- costume (8) — theatrical costumes
→ movie, stage, ballet, characters, costume
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🖼️ ART
- art gallery (2)
- graffiti (7)
- picture (11)
→ art gallery, graffiti, picture
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📖 BOOKS
- reader (16)
- writer (14)
- bestseller (18)
→ reader, writer, bestseller
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✔ Final Categorization Table:
| ART | BOOKS | FILM/THEATRE | MEDIA | MUSIC |
|------------------|-------------------|--------------------|---------------------|--------------------|
| art gallery | reader | movie | news | band |
| graffiti | writer | stage | journalist | singer |
| picture | bestseller | ballet | TV presenter | song |
| | | characters | advertisement | hit |
| | | costume | | |
> Note: “hit” appears in both Music and Film/Theatre — but since “hit song” is more common, and we have “song” in Music, it’s safer to put “hit” under MUSIC. If the context allows, you can discuss ambiguity.
But in many curricula, “hit” = popular song → MUSIC.
Also, “characters” can be from books OR films — we placed under FILM/THEATRE to balance categories.
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## 📌 FINAL ANSWER SUMMARY
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✔ Part 1: Matching
1. E
2. C
3. K
4. N
5. M
6. O
7. J
8. B
9. L
10. R
11. I
12. H
13. P
14. G
15. F
16. D
17. S
18. A
19. Q
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✔ Part 2: Categorization Table
| ART | BOOKS | FILM/THEATRE | MEDIA | MUSIC |
|------------------|-------------------|--------------------|---------------------|--------------------|
| art gallery | reader | movie | news | band |
| graffiti | writer | stage | journalist | singer |
| picture | bestseller | ballet | TV presenter | song |
| | | characters | advertisement | hit |
| | | costume | | |
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✔ All done! This matches vocabulary with images and sorts them into logical arts/media categories.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of art vocabulary worksheet.
