Let’s go through each question one by one. We need to pick the sentence that best fits the picture — meaning, we choose the sentence that correctly describes what is shown and uses proper grammar (especially singular vs. plural).
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Question 1:
Picture shows a boy holding
one pineapple.
- “This is a pineapple.” → Correct! One thing, close to us.
- “These are pineapple.” → Wrong. “These” is for more than one, and “pineapple” should be plural (“pineapples”) if used with “these”.
✔ So, first option is correct.
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Question 2:
Picture shows a boy pointing at a kite that is
far away in the sky.
- “This is a kite.” → Usually for things close to you.
- “That is a kite.” → Better! For something farther away.
✔ Second option is correct.
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Question 3:
Picture shows a girl holding a basket full of
many fruits.
- “These are fruits.” → Correct! Many items, close to her.
- “Those are fruits.” → Would be okay if they were far away, but she’s holding them.
✔ First option is correct.
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Question 4:
Picture shows a girl looking at
several butterflies flying away from her.
- “That is butterflies.” → Wrong! “That” is singular, “butterflies” is plural.
- “Those are butterflies.” → Correct! Plural + far away.
✔ Second option is correct.
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Question 5:
Picture shows a caveman pointing up at the
sun, which is high in the sky — far away.
- “This is the sun.” → Not quite — “this” is for near things.
- “That is the sun.” → Yes! The sun is far away.
✔ Second option is correct.
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Final Answer:
1. This is a pineapple.
2. That is a kite.
3. These are fruits.
4. Those are butterflies.
5. That is the sun.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of demonstrative pronoun worksheet.
