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Let’s go step by step to solve each question on both worksheets.

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Left Worksheet: “Circle the correct answer for each picture.”

1. Picture shows a building with planes and runways → that’s an airport.
✔ Correct: airport

2. Picture shows people walking in front of a big building with columns, like a cultural place → looks like a museum (not art gallery or bank).
✔ Correct: museum

3. Picture shows a classical-style building with “BANK” written above? Wait — actually, looking closely, it has columns and says “MUSEUM” on top? But let’s check options: bank, cinema, museum. The architecture is grand, often used for museums. Also, no movie screen or money symbols.
✔ Correct: museum *(Note: if it said “bank” on the building, we’d pick bank — but based on typical worksheet design, this is likely a museum)*
→ Actually, rechecking: many such worksheets use this image for “museum”. Let’s stick with museum.

4. Picture shows a large outdoor screen with seats → that’s a drive-in cinema.
✔ Correct: cinema

5. Picture shows a sports field with stands → that’s a stadium.
✔ Correct: stadium

6. Picture shows stalls with fruits, vegetables, people shopping → that’s a market.
✔ Correct: market

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Right Worksheet: “Tick the correct answer for each picture.”

We need to tick ONE box per row.

Row 1:
- Left image: graduation cap + books → university
- Right image: red cross + “HOSPITAL” sign → hospital
✔ Tick: university and hospital

Wait — instruction says “tick the correct answer for each picture” — meaning one tick per picture? Or one per row? Looking at layout: each row has two pictures, each with two options. So probably, for each picture, choose one from its pair.

So:

First picture (graduation cap): between “university” and “bank” → clearly university

Second picture (red cross building): between “hospital” and “park” → clearly hospital

→ So tick: university ✔️, hospital ✔️

But wait — the format might be: for each row, there are two separate questions? Let me reinterpret.

Actually, looking again: Each row contains TWO separate images, each with their own set of choices. So:

Row 1:
Image A (cap/books) → choose between university / bank → university
Image B (red cross) → choose between hospital / park → hospital

Row 2:
Image A (people entering building with paintings?) → options: art gallery / gym → looks like art gallery
Image B (kids looking at displays) → options: museum / college → looks like museum

Row 3:
Image A (airport runway) → options: airport / bank → airport
Image B (classical building) → options: museum / bank → museum

Row 4:
Image A (movie screen) → options: bakery / cinema → cinema
Image B (bread loaves, “BAKERY” sign) → options: school / bakery → bakery

So final ticks:

Row 1: university ✔️, hospital ✔️
Row 2: art gallery ✔️, museum ✔️
Row 3: airport ✔️, museum ✔️
Row 4: cinema ✔️, bakery ✔️

But since the instruction says “tick the correct answer for each picture”, and each picture has two options, we select one per picture.

Now, compiling all answers clearly.

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Final Answer:

Left Worksheet (Circle):
1. airport
2. museum
3. museum
4. cinema
5. stadium
6. market

Right Worksheet (Tick):
Row 1: university, hospital
Row 2: art gallery, museum
Row 3: airport, museum
Row 4: cinema, bakery