Ending Blends Review worksheet for practicing word endings with images and multiple-choice options.

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> "Look at each picture. Which letters match the end of the word? Color in the bubble next to the correct answer."

Let’s go through each question and figure out what the ending blends should be based on common words associated with the pictures.

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1. Picture: A kite (likely flying in the sky)

- Word: kite
- Ending blend: -te → But the options are: rt, rk, mp, sp
- None of these match “te” exactly.

Wait — let's reconsider. Maybe the picture is not a kite?

Alternatively, perhaps it's a cat? Or a hat? But none of those end with the given blends.

Wait — maybe it's a rock? Or a car?

But the options are: rt, rk, mp, sp

Let’s think: What word ends in rk?
→ park, work, fork, etc.

If the picture is a park, then rk would be correct.

Alternatively, if it’s a spider, then sp might be right.

But since we don’t have the image, let’s consider the most likely possibilities for each.

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Let’s analyze each one logically.

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1. Picture: Likely a kite or fence or bird?

But the options are: rt, rk, mp, sp

Possibility: If the picture is a cart, then rt is correct.

Or park → rk

Or spider → sp

But without seeing it, let’s look at the rest.

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2. Picture: A bank (with a dollar sign and columns)

- Word: bank
- Ending: nk
- Options: mp, nk, sk, wt
- ✔ Correct answer: nk

So color the bubble next to nk

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3. Picture: A box with apples inside

- Word: box
- Ending: x → but no “x” in options

Wait — options: ld, lt, st, ft

Hmm. That doesn’t fit.

Wait — maybe it’s a nest? But that has “st”

Or milk? No.

Wait — could it be bottle? Ends in le? Not matching.

Wait — perhaps the picture is a crab? No.

Wait — maybe it’s a garden? No.

Wait — perhaps it’s a basket? Ends in ket — no.

Wait — let’s think: What common word ends in lt?

→ bolt, salt, dolt, etc.

But again, no clear match.

Wait — maybe the picture is a boat? Ends in t — but options are ld, lt, st, ft

Hmm.

Wait — perhaps it’s ladder? Ends in er — no.

Wait — maybe the picture is a box with apples — so apple? Ends in le — no.

Wait — perhaps the picture is a cat? Then cat ends in t, not listed.

Wait — unless it’s pocket? But that’s too long.

Wait — maybe it’s shut? But no.

Hold on — perhaps the picture is a basket? But again, ends in et.

Wait — maybe it’s a nest? Ends in st → so st is an option.

Yes! If the picture is a nest, then the ending blend is st.

So: st

But the picture shows a box with apples — maybe it’s a fruit basket?

Still, “basket” ends in -ket, not any of the options.

Wait — maybe it’s a lid? Like a jar lid?

Then the word is lid, ending in ld → and ld is an option.

But the picture shows a box with apples — not a lid.

Wait — perhaps it’s a crate? Ends in ate — no.

This is tricky.

Let’s go back to #4.

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4. Picture: A dog or cat? Or a man with a hat?

Wait — options: ld, nd, st, rt

Common words:
- dog → ends in g
- cat → t
- man → n
- hat → t
- hand → nd → yes!

Ah! So if the picture is a hand, then the ending is nd

Or sand, land, etc.

So likely the picture is a hand, so answer is nd

Now going back:

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Let’s try to infer based on typical classroom images:

1. Picture: Possibly a park (like a playground) → rk

- So answer: rk

2. Bank building → bank → nk

3. Box with apples → possibly basket? But not matching. Wait — maybe it’s a lot? No.

Wait — maybe it’s a ladder? Ends in der — no.

Wait — another possibility: a boat? Ends in t — not listed.

Wait — maybe it’s a bottle? Ends in le — no.

Wait — perhaps the picture is a pig? Then pig → g, not matching.

Wait — maybe it’s a frog? Ends in g

No.

Wait — what about a tent? Ends in nt — not in options.

Wait — maybe the picture is a man? Then man → ends in n, not matching.

Wait — perhaps it’s a cat? Ends in t — not listed.

Wait — maybe it’s a car? Ends in r — not listed.

Wait — maybe the picture is a snake? Ends in e — no.

Wait — let’s re-express the options:

3. Options: ld, lt, st, ft

What words end in ft? Cleft, lift — but lift ends in ft? No, lift ends in t.

Wait — soft → ends in ft? No — soft ends in t.

Actually, -ft is rare. Words like cleft, clift (archaic), slept — but slept ends in t.

Wait — raft → ends in ft? Yes! Raft ends in ft.

So if the picture is a raft, then ft is correct.

But the picture shows a box with apples — maybe not.

Wait — maybe it’s a gift? Ends in ft → yes!

So if the picture is a gift, then ft is correct.

But the image shows apples in a box — could be a gift box?

Yes! That makes sense.

So if it’s a gift box, the word is gift, ending in ft.

So answer: ft

Similarly, #1: If the picture is a park, then rk

#2: bank → nk

#4: hand → nd

Let’s summarize:

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Final Answers:

1. rk – if the picture is a park (or similar word ending in rk)
2. nk – bank
3. ft – gift (if the box is a gift)
4. nd – hand (if the picture is a hand)

But wait — let’s double-check #3.

If the picture is a box of apples, maybe the word is basket? But “basket” ends in -ket, not matching.

Wait — another idea: a lot? No.

Wait — maybe the picture is a light? Ends in t — not matching.

Wait — perhaps it’s a hat? Ends in t — not matching.

Wait — maybe it’s a net? Ends in t — no.

Wait — perhaps the picture is a shirt? Ends in rt — and rt is an option.

But the picture shows apples in a box — not clothing.

Wait — maybe it’s a basket? But again, not matching.

Wait — maybe the picture is a bird? Then bird ends in d — not matching.

Wait — perhaps the picture is a dog? Ends in g — no.

Wait — maybe it’s a lamp? Ends in mp — and mp is an option.

But the picture shows apples in a box — not a lamp.

Wait — unless the box is a lamp? Unlikely.

Wait — perhaps the picture is a box — so box ends in x — not matching.

I think the best guesses are:

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Most Logical Inferences:

1. Park → rk
(Picture: park or playground)
✔ rk

2. Bank → nk
(Picture: bank building)
✔ nk

3. Gift → ft
(Picture: box with apples = gift box)
✔ ft

4. Hand → nd
(Picture: a person’s hand)
✔ nd

But wait — the fourth picture: if it’s a dog, then dog → ends in g — no.

Wait — maybe it’s a man? Then man → ends in n — no.

Wait — what if it’s a hat? Then hat → ends in t — not in options.

Wait — hand is the only word ending in nd that fits.

So likely, the picture is a hand.

Thus:

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Final Answer:

1. rk
2. nk
3. ft
4. nd

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Explanation:

- #1: The picture likely represents a park, which ends in rk.
- #2: The bank building represents the word bank, ending in nk.
- #3: The box with apples is likely a gift, so the word is gift, ending in ft.
- #4: The picture likely shows a hand, so the word is hand, ending in nd.

👉 Students should color the bubble next to:
1. rk
2. nk
3. ft
4. nd

Let me know if you can describe the pictures more clearly, and I can refine the answers!