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Let’s solve this step by step.
We have two parts:
Part 1: Label the family members in the picture.
Look at each person (and dog) and match them to the correct word from the list on the right.
From left to right, top row:
- The older woman with purple hair → GRANDMA
- The older man with glasses → GRANDPA
- The young girl with pigtails → SISTER
- The boy next to her → BROTHER
- The man holding the baby → DAD
- The woman in red dress → MOM
- The baby being held → BABY
- The dog → DOG
Now look at the bottom boxes — they point to specific people/animals:
- Box under the girl → points to SISTER
- Box under the dog → points to DOG
- Box under the boy → points to BROTHER
- Box under the baby → points to BABY
Wait — actually, looking again at the arrows:
The bottom row of boxes has arrows pointing UP to the characters above them.
So:
- Leftmost bottom box → arrow points to the girl → SISTER
- Next box → arrow points to the dog → DOG
- Next box → arrow points to the boy → BROTHER
- Rightmost bottom box → arrow points to the baby → BABY
But wait — there are only 4 bottom boxes, and 8 total labels needed? Actually, no — let’s count the orange boxes in the image:
Top row: 4 boxes (above grandma, grandpa, dad, mom)
Bottom row: 4 boxes (below sister, dog, brother, baby)
That’s 8 boxes total — matching the 8 words on the right (excluding “dog” is included).
List of words on right: BABY, GRANDMA, BROTHER, MOM, GRANDPA, SISTER, DAD, DOG → that’s 8 words.
So we assign:
Top row (left to right):
1. Above grandma → GRANDMA
2. Above grandpa → GRANDPA
3. Above dad → DAD
4. Above mom → MOM
Bottom row (left to right, following arrows):
5. Arrow to girl → SISTER
6. Arrow to dog → DOG
7. Arrow to boy → BROTHER
8. Arrow to baby → BABY
Perfect — all 8 matched.
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Part 2: Choose the correct answer for each name.
We have a table with names and three options per row. We need to pick which role matches the person shown in the small circle.
Let’s go row by row:
1. Mary → picture shows an old woman → should be GRANDMA
Options: BABY, MOM, GRANDMA → ✔ GRANDMA
2. Emma → picture shows a young woman → likely MOM or SISTER? But she looks like a mom age.
Options: MOM, DAD, SISTER → ✔ MOM (since DAD is male, SISTER would be younger usually)
Wait — but let’s check the pictures carefully.
Actually, in the table, each name has a small avatar:
- Mary: gray hair, older → GRANDMA
- Emma: blonde, adult female → could be MOM or SISTER — but since it’s “choose the correct”, and one must be right — probably MOM if she’s parent-aged.
But wait — let’s see the other rows.
3. Sam → old man → GRANDPA
Options: GRANDMA, BROTHER, GRANDPA → ✔ GRANDPA
4. Laura → young girl → SISTER
Options: SISTER, BABY, MOM → ✔ SISTER
5. Daniel → young boy → BROTHER
Options: BROTHER, GRANDPA, DAD → ✔ BROTHER
6. Andy → baby/toddler → BABY
Options: BABY, BROTHER, GRANDPA → ✔ BABY
Wait — but for Emma: if Laura is SISTER (young girl), then Emma might be MOM? Yes.
But let’s double-check Andy: he’s drawn as a little boy with cap — could be BABY or BROTHER. But in the options, BABY is there — and he looks youngest except maybe the actual baby in part 1. In this table, Andy’s pic is a toddler — so BABY fits.
Similarly, Daniel is a bit older boy — BROTHER.
So final choices:
- Mary → GRANDMA
- Emma → MOM
- Sam → GRANDPA
- Laura → SISTER
- Daniel → BROTHER
- Andy → BABY
All match the avatars.
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Final Answer:
For Part 1 (labeling the family tree):
Top boxes (left to right):
GRANDMA, GRANDPA, DAD, MOM
Bottom boxes (left to right, following arrows):
SISTER, DOG, BROTHER, BABY
For Part 2 (multiple choice):
Mary → GRANDMA
Emma → MOM
Sam → GRANDPA
Laura → SISTER
Daniel → BROTHER
Andy → BABY
We have two parts:
Part 1: Label the family members in the picture.
Look at each person (and dog) and match them to the correct word from the list on the right.
From left to right, top row:
- The older woman with purple hair → GRANDMA
- The older man with glasses → GRANDPA
- The young girl with pigtails → SISTER
- The boy next to her → BROTHER
- The man holding the baby → DAD
- The woman in red dress → MOM
- The baby being held → BABY
- The dog → DOG
Now look at the bottom boxes — they point to specific people/animals:
- Box under the girl → points to SISTER
- Box under the dog → points to DOG
- Box under the boy → points to BROTHER
- Box under the baby → points to BABY
Wait — actually, looking again at the arrows:
The bottom row of boxes has arrows pointing UP to the characters above them.
So:
- Leftmost bottom box → arrow points to the girl → SISTER
- Next box → arrow points to the dog → DOG
- Next box → arrow points to the boy → BROTHER
- Rightmost bottom box → arrow points to the baby → BABY
But wait — there are only 4 bottom boxes, and 8 total labels needed? Actually, no — let’s count the orange boxes in the image:
Top row: 4 boxes (above grandma, grandpa, dad, mom)
Bottom row: 4 boxes (below sister, dog, brother, baby)
That’s 8 boxes total — matching the 8 words on the right (excluding “dog” is included).
List of words on right: BABY, GRANDMA, BROTHER, MOM, GRANDPA, SISTER, DAD, DOG → that’s 8 words.
So we assign:
Top row (left to right):
1. Above grandma → GRANDMA
2. Above grandpa → GRANDPA
3. Above dad → DAD
4. Above mom → MOM
Bottom row (left to right, following arrows):
5. Arrow to girl → SISTER
6. Arrow to dog → DOG
7. Arrow to boy → BROTHER
8. Arrow to baby → BABY
Perfect — all 8 matched.
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Part 2: Choose the correct answer for each name.
We have a table with names and three options per row. We need to pick which role matches the person shown in the small circle.
Let’s go row by row:
1. Mary → picture shows an old woman → should be GRANDMA
Options: BABY, MOM, GRANDMA → ✔ GRANDMA
2. Emma → picture shows a young woman → likely MOM or SISTER? But she looks like a mom age.
Options: MOM, DAD, SISTER → ✔ MOM (since DAD is male, SISTER would be younger usually)
Wait — but let’s check the pictures carefully.
Actually, in the table, each name has a small avatar:
- Mary: gray hair, older → GRANDMA
- Emma: blonde, adult female → could be MOM or SISTER — but since it’s “choose the correct”, and one must be right — probably MOM if she’s parent-aged.
But wait — let’s see the other rows.
3. Sam → old man → GRANDPA
Options: GRANDMA, BROTHER, GRANDPA → ✔ GRANDPA
4. Laura → young girl → SISTER
Options: SISTER, BABY, MOM → ✔ SISTER
5. Daniel → young boy → BROTHER
Options: BROTHER, GRANDPA, DAD → ✔ BROTHER
6. Andy → baby/toddler → BABY
Options: BABY, BROTHER, GRANDPA → ✔ BABY
Wait — but for Emma: if Laura is SISTER (young girl), then Emma might be MOM? Yes.
But let’s double-check Andy: he’s drawn as a little boy with cap — could be BABY or BROTHER. But in the options, BABY is there — and he looks youngest except maybe the actual baby in part 1. In this table, Andy’s pic is a toddler — so BABY fits.
Similarly, Daniel is a bit older boy — BROTHER.
So final choices:
- Mary → GRANDMA
- Emma → MOM
- Sam → GRANDPA
- Laura → SISTER
- Daniel → BROTHER
- Andy → BABY
All match the avatars.
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Final Answer:
For Part 1 (labeling the family tree):
Top boxes (left to right):
GRANDMA, GRANDPA, DAD, MOM
Bottom boxes (left to right, following arrows):
SISTER, DOG, BROTHER, BABY
For Part 2 (multiple choice):
Mary → GRANDMA
Emma → MOM
Sam → GRANDPA
Laura → SISTER
Daniel → BROTHER
Andy → BABY
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of esl family worksheet.