Let's solve this step-by-step by analyzing each image and matching it with the correct emotion word.
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Top Left Box:
Image: A girl with red hair, wide eyes, and a small open mouth. She has rosy cheeks and a surprised expression.
Words to choose from:
- happy
- surprised
- depressed
✔ Analysis: The facial expression shows wide eyes and an open mouth — classic signs of surprise. Not smiling (so not "happy"), and no sign of sadness or low energy (so not "depressed").
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Correct answer: surprised
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Top Right Box:
Image: A girl with pink hair and a flower in her hair. Her mouth is open in a frown, eyebrows are furrowed, and she looks agitated.
Words to choose from:
- bored
- furious
- frightened
✔ Analysis: Her face shows strong negative emotion — furrowed brows, open mouth like shouting. This is more intense than "bored" or "frightened." "Furious" matches anger and intensity.
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Correct answer: furious
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Bottom Left Box:
Image: A boy with brown hair, smiling with a curved smile, rosy cheeks, and bright eyes.
Words to choose from:
- happy
- angry
- surprised
✔ Analysis: Clear smile, bright eyes — this is a joyful expression. Not angry (no frown), not surprised (eyes not wide open).
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Correct answer: happy
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Bottom Right Box:
Image: A boy with red hair, eyes closed, cheeks slightly flushed, and a calm but neutral expression. He appears relaxed or sleepy.
Words to choose from:
- tired
- guilty
- sad
✔ Analysis: Eyes closed, relaxed face — suggests fatigue or sleepiness. No guilt (no downcast eyes or shame), not sad (no frown). "Tired" fits best.
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Correct answer: tired
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
Top Left: surprised
2.
Top Right: furious
3.
Bottom Left: happy
4.
Bottom Right: tired
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You would circle these words in the corresponding boxes.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of emotions worksheet for kids.
