Based on the analysis of the image, the task is to complete two separate word family exercises. The image displays two worksheets: one for the "-et" word family and another for the "-ab" word family. Each worksheet has a section at the bottom that asks the student to circle specific words.
Here is the solution for each part:
Part 1: The "-et" Word Family Worksheet (Left Side)
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Task: Circle the words that end in "-et".
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Words to evaluate: met, bed, net, vet, set, beg
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Solution:
* `met` - ends in "-et".
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* `bed` - ends in "-ed".
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* `net` - ends in "-et".
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* `vet` - ends in "-et".
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* `set` - ends in "-et".
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* `beg` - ends in "-eg".
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Answer: The words to circle are
met, net, vet, and set.
Part 2: The "-ab" Word Family Worksheet (Right Side)
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Task: Circle the words that end in "-ab".
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Words to evaluate: wax, tab, dab, lab, sat, rap, lad, bad, rat, cab
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Solution:
* `wax` - ends in "-ax".
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* `tab` - ends in "-ab".
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* `dab` - ends in "-ab".
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* `lab` - ends in "-ab".
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* `sat` - ends in "-at".
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* `rap` - ends in "-ap".
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* `lad` - ends in "-ad".
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* `bad` - ends in "-ad".
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* `rat` - ends in "-at".
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* `cab` - ends in "-ab".
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Answer: The words to circle are
tab, dab, lab, and cab.
In summary, to solve the problem, you need to identify which words in each list belong to the specified word family by checking their ending letters and circle them accordingly.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of en word family worksheet.
