Let’s solve each problem step by step based on the pictures and instructions.
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Instructions:
*Look at each picture. Make an X after the sentence that tells what happened.*
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1. Picture 1:
- A boy (Tom) is standing in water, looking upset. A cat is running away from him.
- Sentence options:
- *Tom got a cat.* → This doesn’t match — the cat is running away, not being held or adopted.
- *Tom fell in the water.* → YES! He’s wet and standing in water — this matches the picture.
✔ Put an X after: “Tom fell in the water.”
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2. Picture 2:
- Ming is surrounded by many pets — dogs, cats, rabbits, etc. No fish are visible.
- Sentence options:
- *Ming likes pets.* → YES! She’s smiling and playing with many animals.
- *Ming likes fish.* → No fish in the picture — so this is not supported.
✔ Put an X after: “Ming likes pets.”
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3. Picture 3:
- Tess is standing on top of a big hill, sweating, looking tired — she just ran up.
- Sentence options:
- *Tess likes to sing.* → No musical notes or singing action shown.
- *Tess ran up the big hill.* → YES! She’s at the top, out of breath — clearly just ran up.
✔ Put an X after: “Tess ran up the big hill.”
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4. Picture 4:
- A cat is leaning over a fishbowl, reaching for the fish inside. The fish look scared.
- Sentence options:
- *The cat wants the fish.* → YES! The cat’s posture shows it’s trying to get the fish.
- *The fish like the cat.* → NO! The fish are hiding/afraid — they don’t like the cat.
✔ Put an X after: “The cat wants the fish.”
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5. Look at the picture. Write a word to finish the sentence.
- Picture: A girl with tears on her face, sad expression.
- Sentence: *The girl is __________ .*
👉 We need to describe her emotion.
✔ Correct answer: “sad”
*(Other possible answers: “crying”, “upset”, “unhappy” — but “sad” is the most direct and simple word for this level.)*
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✔ Final Answers:
1. Tom fell in the water.
X
2. Ming likes pets.
X
3. Tess ran up the big hill.
X
4. The cat wants the fish.
X
5. The girl is
sad.
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This worksheet teaches children to
draw conclusions from visual clues — matching actions and emotions to pictures, which builds reading comprehension and critical thinking skills. Great job! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of drawing conclusions worksheet.
