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Let’s solve this step by step.

We need to match each picture with the correct starting letter of its name.

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Left side pictures:

1. Clown → starts with c — but wait, “c” is not in the middle column! Let’s check again.
Actually, looking at the options: i, g, e, k, f, l, j, h — none are “c”. Hmm… maybe it’s not “clown”?
Wait — perhaps it’s “jester”? No, that starts with “j”, and we have a key below which might be “key” → “k”.
Let’s look more carefully.

Actually, let’s list all left-side images and think of their names:

- Top left: A clown wearing a hat → commonly called a clown, but “c” isn’t an option. Maybe it’s meant to be “funny man”? No.
Wait — perhaps it’s “giggle”? That doesn’t fit.
Let’s skip and come back.

Better approach: Look at the right side too — some are already matched.

There’s a line from i (in the middle) to the ink bottle on the bottom right.
→ Ink starts with i → so that match is correct.

Now let’s go one by one.

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Left Column Pictures:

1. Clown → What word starting with one of the letters?
Maybe it’s “jolly”? But that’s not the object.
Wait — perhaps it’s “funny face”? Still no.
Let’s think differently.

Maybe the clown is meant to represent “giggles”? Not really.

Wait — what if it’s “hat”? The clown is wearing a hat → “h” is an option.
But there’s also a glass, flowers, key...

Alternative idea: Perhaps the clown represents “circus”? Still “c”.

Hold on — let’s look at the right column:

Right Column:

- Hut → starts with h
- Lemon → starts with l
- Eye → starts with e
- Ink → already matched to i

So right side matches:

- Hut → h
- Lemon → l
- Eye → e
- Ink → i (already drawn)

That uses up: h, l, e, i

Middle column has: i, g, e, k, f, l, j, h → so used: i, e, l, h → remaining: g, k, f, j

Now left column:

Pictures:

1. Clown → ?
2. Flowers → “flowers” starts with f → yes! So flowers → f
3. Glass → “glass” starts with g → yes!
4. Key → “key” starts with k → yes!

So now:

Flowers → f
Glass → g
Key → k

Then what about the clown?

Remaining letter in middle: j

What could clown be? “Joker”? Yes! In many contexts, a clown is called a joker. And “joker” starts with j.

Perfect!

So:

- Clown → j
- Flowers → f
- Glass → g
- Key → k

And right side:

- Hut → h
- Lemon → l
- Eye → e
- Ink → i (already matched)

All letters used: j, f, g, k, h, l, e, i — that’s all 8.

Now let’s write the matches clearly:

Left to Middle:

- Clown → j
- Flowers → f
- Glass → g
- Key → k

Right to Middle:

- Hut → h
- Lemon → l
- Eye → e
- Ink → i (already connected)

So final matching pairs:

Clown — j
Flowers — f
Glass — g
Key — k
Hut — h
Lemon — l
Eye — e
Ink — i

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Final Answer:
Clown → j
Flowers → f
Glass → g
Key → k
Hut → h
Lemon → l
Eye → e
Ink → i