English test worksheet for children with activities including numbering school items, following a bee path, and coloring paint buckets.

Let’s solve each part of the test step by step.

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Part 1: Listen to your teacher and number the school objects.

Since we can’t listen to the teacher, this part cannot be completed without audio instructions. In a real classroom, the teacher would say something like “Number 1 is the pencil,” “Number 2 is the backpack,” etc., and you’d write those numbers in the boxes under each picture.

👉 Important: This task requires listening — so if you’re doing this at home without the teacher’s voice, ask an adult to read out the order or check with your teacher for the correct numbering.

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Part 2: Follow the path that leads the bee to the flower.

We need to find a continuous path from the bee (on the left) to the flower/hive (on the right), moving only through adjacent hexagons (up, down, left, right — not diagonally).

Let’s trace it:

Start at the bee → first hexagon is 5
From 5, go to 9 (right-down)
From 9, go to 3 (right-up)
From 3, go to 8 (right-down)
From 8, go to 6 (right-up)
From 6, go to 5 (right-down)
From 5, go to 1 (right-up)
From 1, go to 3 (right-down)
From 3, go to 0 (right-down)
From 0, go to 7 (right-up) → which is next to the hive!

Wait — let’s double-check adjacency.

Actually, looking again:

Bee starts near hexagon labeled 5.

Possible path:

- Start at 5
- Go to 9 (below-right)
- Go to 3 (above-right of 9)
- Go to 8 (below-right of 3)
- Go to 6 (above-right of 8)
- Go to 5 (below-right of 6)
- Go to 1 (above-right of 5)
- Go to 3 (below-right of 1)
- Go to 0 (below-right of 3)
- Then to 7 (above-right of 0) → which connects to the hive area.

But wait — maybe there’s a shorter or more direct path?

Alternative:

From 5 → 9 → 3 → 1 → 4 → 8 → 9 → 7? Let’s see:

After 3, going to 1 (up-right) is possible.

Then from 1 to 4 (up-right) — yes.

From 4 to 8 (right) — yes.

From 8 to 9 (down-right) — yes.

From 9 to 7 (right) — yes! And 7 is next to the hive.

That’s shorter:
5 → 9 → 3 → 1 → 4 → 8 → 9 → 7

But wait — two 9s? That’s okay, different hexagons.

Actually, let’s map coordinates mentally:

Row 1 (top): empty, 7, empty, 1, empty, 4, empty, 8, empty
Row 2: 5, empty, 3, empty, 6, empty, 1, empty, 9, empty
Row 3: empty, 9, empty, 8, empty, 5, empty, 3, empty, 7
Row 4: empty, empty, 0, empty, 9, empty, 2, empty, 0, empty

Better to think visually:

Start at leftmost 5 (row 2, col 1)

→ down-right to 9 (row 3, col 2)

→ up-right to 3 (row 2, col 3)

→ up-right to 1 (row 1, col 4)

→ right to 4 (row 1, col 6)

→ down-right to 8 (row 1, col 8)

→ down-right to 9 (row 2, col 9)

→ right to 7 (row 3, col 10) → which is next to hive.

Yes! So the path is:

5 → 9 → 3 → 1 → 4 → 8 → 9 → 7

All these are connected horizontally or diagonally? Wait — in honeycomb grids, movement is usually to any of the 6 neighbors.

In standard hex grid puzzles, you can move to any adjacent hex (including diagonal-like directions).

So yes, this path works.

Final path sequence:
5 - 9 - 3 - 1 - 4 - 8 - 9 - 7

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Part 3: Colour the buckets of paint.

This is straightforward — just color each bucket according to the label below it.

From left to right:

1. pink → color it pink
2. blue → color it blue
3. orange → color it orange
4. yellow → color it yellow
5. green → color it green
6. red → color it red

No trick here — just match the word to the color.

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Final Answer:

For Part 1: Cannot be solved without teacher’s audio instructions.

For Part 2: The correct path is: 5 → 9 → 3 → 1 → 4 → 8 → 9 → 7

For Part 3: Color each bucket as labeled: pink, blue, orange, yellow, green, red.