"Being a Good Citizen: A social studies worksheet where students match illustrations to appropriate civic actions."

Explanation:
Let’s match each picture with the correct action by reading the situation above each picture and choosing the best phrase from the list.

1. Top-left picture: A man is helping an older woman cross the street.
→ This shows helping someone in need, especially a neighbor or elder.
Correct phrase: Help your neighbor.

2. Top-middle picture: Three kids are playing together at a table (sharing toys/puzzle).
The caption says: *If you are playing with friends,*
→ When playing with friends, you should share and work together.
Correct phrase: Share and cooperate.

3. Top-right picture: Kids around the Earth, planting trees, cleaning, etc.
Caption not given, but the image clearly shows caring for the planet.
Correct phrase: Take care of the Earth.

4. Bottom-left picture: Two girls working on an assignment at a desk with books and a teacher label.
Caption: *If you have an assignment,*
→ Doing your work carefully and on time means being responsible.
Correct phrase: Be responsible.

5. Bottom-middle picture: Person throwing trash into a bin (recycling symbol).
→ This is about keeping public spaces clean.
Correct phrase: Keep your community clean.

6. Bottom-right picture: One child welcoming another (new classmate), shaking hands, smiling.
Caption: *If there is a new classmate,*
→ You should welcome them kindly.
Correct phrase: Be kind.

Now let’s list all matches clearly:

- Help your neighbor. → top-left
- Share and cooperate. → top-middle
- Take care of the Earth. → top-right
- Be responsible. → bottom-left
- Keep your community clean. → bottom-middle
- Be kind. → bottom-right

All six phrases are used exactly once — perfect match.

Final Answer:
Top-left: Help your neighbor.
Top-middle: Share and cooperate.
Top-right: Take care of the Earth.
Bottom-left: Be responsible.
Bottom-middle: Keep your community clean.
Bottom-right: Be kind.