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Funny boy is showing a pretty picture.

A young boy holding a picture, appearing happy and proud.

A young boy holding a picture, appearing happy and proud.

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Let me carefully examine each picture and match it with the correct sentence.

First picture (top):
A boy with brown hair, wearing green shorts and a white shirt, is holding up a picture of a cat. He has a big smile and looks happy or proud — not shy or worried. So:
- “A funny boy is showing a pretty picture.” → fits well (he’s smiling, showing a picture).
- “A shy boy is looking for his lost dog.” → no dog, he’s not shy.
- “A worried boy is looking for his lost cat.” → he’s holding a picture of a cat, not searching; he’s smiling, not worried.

Best match: *A funny boy is showing a pretty picture.*

Second picture (middle-top):
Five women standing in a row, all holding shopping bags. Let’s count:
1. Brown top, red bag
2. Black dress, orange bag
3. Red top, black bag
4. White top, blue bag
5. Red top, green bag
→ That’s five ladies.

Options:
- Five ladies holding their shopping bags.
- Two ladies…
- Three ladies…

Best match: *Five ladies holding their shopping bags.*

Third picture (middle-bottom):
A child with orange hair, wearing a blue nightcap, sitting up in bed. The bed has a blue headboard and white sheets. The child looks unwell (pale, holding a tissue, maybe feverish). So:
- “A sick child sitting in a blue bed.” → bed is blue (headboard), child looks sick.
- “A sick child sitting in a yellow bed.” → bed is not yellow.
- Third option repeats “blue bed” — wait, actually two options say “blue bed”? Let me check again:

The options are:
- A sick child sitting in a blue bed.
- A sick child sitting in a yellow bed.
- A sick child sitting in a blue bed.

Hmm — looks like a typo in the worksheet: first and third options are identical. But visually, the bed is blue (headboard is blue, bedding is white, but overall the bed frame is blue). So either first or third would be correct — but since only one tick is allowed, and the first one appears first, we choose the first occurrence.

But more importantly: the bed is clearly blue, not yellow. So eliminate the yellow option.

Best match: *A sick child sitting in a blue bed.* (first option)

Fourth picture (bottom):
A large, blue, dragon-like bird with sharp wings, claws, and fierce eyes, standing in a field with dry grass and autumn leaves. It’s not small or weak — it looks big and powerful.

Options:
- A small and sweet bird in a field. (it’s large and fierce)
- A big and fierce bird in a field.
- A weak and tiny bird in a field.

Best match: *A big and fierce bird in a field.*

Now, to confirm:
1. Funny boy showing picture ✔
2. Five ladies with bags ✔
3. Sick child in blue bed ✔
4. Big and fierce bird ✔

All matches are clear.

Final Answer:
A funny boy is showing a pretty picture.
Five ladies holding their shopping bags.
A sick child sitting in a blue bed.
A big and fierce bird in a field.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of describe the picture worksheet.
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