Let’s go through each question one by one and pick the correct item that matches what the question is asking.
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1. What do you use to measure items?
We need something that helps us find out how long, wide, or tall something is.
Looking at the options: camera (takes pictures), tape measure (measures length), drill (makes holes).
✔ The
tape measure is used to measure items.
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2. What do you climb?
Climbing means going up something using your hands and feet.
Options: ladder (you climb it), cake (you eat it), desk (you sit at it).
✔ You climb a
ladder.
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3. What do you open?
Opening means moving something so you can get inside or through it.
Options: spoon (you eat with it), ring (you wear it), door (you open it to walk through).
✔ You open a
door.
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4. What do you use to write?
Writing means making letters or words on paper.
Options: basketball (you play with it), pencil (you write with it), wrench (you fix things with it).
✔ You use a
pencil to write.
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5. What do you use to catch items?
Catching means grabbing or holding something that’s moving or falling.
Options: net (you catch bugs or fish with it), glasses (you see with them), shoes (you wear them).
✔ You use a
net to catch items.
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6. What do you use to lock?
Locking means securing something so it can’t be opened without a key.
Options: tissues (you wipe with them), bone (dogs chew them), key (you use it to lock or unlock doors).
✔ You use a
key to lock.
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Final Answer:
1. Tape measure
2. Ladder
3. Door
4. Pencil
5. Net
6. Key
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of autism worksheets pdf.
