To solve the problem, we need to determine whether each statement is
real (R) or
fantasy (F). Here's the breakdown of each statement:
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1. Mother bought mangoes and mango steens at the market.
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Real (R): Buying fruits like mangoes and mango steens at a market is a common real-life activity.
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2. The dog barks loudly.
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Real (R): Dogs naturally bark, so this is a realistic scenario.
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3. The children are reading books at the library.
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Real (R): Libraries are places where people, including children, read books. This is a typical real-life activity.
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4. The ships are flying to the moon.
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Fantasy (F): Ships cannot fly to the moon in reality. This is a fantastical idea often seen in science fiction.
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5. The rabbit is talking on the phone.
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Fantasy (F): Rabbits do not have the ability to talk or use phones. This is clearly fantasy.
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6. The cats are drinking milk.
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Real (R): Cats often drink milk, so this is a realistic scenario.
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7. The ice cream is sweet.
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Real (R): Ice cream is typically sweet, so this is a factual statement.
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8. Snow White's friends are seven dwarfs.
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Fantasy (F): Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a fairy tale, making this a fantasy scenario.
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9. The mermaids are playing near the corals.
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Fantasy (F): Mermaids are mythical creatures and do not exist in reality. This is fantasy.
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10. Nina likes hot chocolate drink.
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Real (R): People can like hot chocolate, so this is a realistic statement.
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11. The apples are turning into gold.
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Fantasy (F): Apples turning into gold is a magical transformation, which is not possible in reality. This is fantasy.
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12. We went to the park to play soccer.
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Real (R): Going to a park to play soccer is a common real-life activity.
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13. My friends and I are doing our assignments at home.
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Real (R): Students often do their assignments at home, so this is a realistic scenario.
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14. Wendy helps her mother wash the dishes.
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Real (R): Helping with household chores, such as washing dishes, is a common real-life activity.
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15. Tony the Mouse travels around the world in a hot air balloon.
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Fantasy (F): Mice cannot travel in hot air balloons, and this is a whimsical, imaginative scenario. It is fantasy.
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16. "It is raining candies outside!" Jim said.
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Fantasy (F): Rain made of candies is impossible in reality. This is a fantastical idea.
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17. Father fixed the broken fence.
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Real (R): Fixing a broken fence is a practical, real-life task.
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18. The dinosaur chased the lions.
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Fantasy (F): Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago, long before lions existed. This is an anachronistic and fantastical scenario.
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19. The fishermen caught a lot of fish.
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Real (R): Fishermen catching fish is a common real-life activity.
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20. My puppy loves to play the ball.
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Real (R): Puppies often enjoy playing with balls, so this is a realistic statement.
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Final Answer:
Here is the completed worksheet with the correct answers:
```
1. R
2. R
3. R
4. F
5. F
6. R
7. R
8. F
9. F
10. R
11. F
12. R
13. R
14. R
15. F
16. F
17. R
18. F
19. R
20. R
```
Boxed Final Answer:
$$
\boxed{R, R, R, F, F, R, R, F, F, R, F, R, R, R, F, F, R, F, R, R}
$$
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fantasy and reality worksheet.
