Let's solve this step by step. We are given a conversation between two people, A and B, and we need to fill in the blanks using words from the box:
Word Box:
- name
- egg
- is
- favourite
- pizza
- are
- thanks
- thank you
- too
- favourite
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Now let’s go through each blank:
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(1) A: Hello! What is your ________?
This is a common greeting to ask someone’s name. So the correct word is:
👉
name
✔ (1)
name
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(2) B: Hi! My name ________ Anna.
We need a verb to complete the sentence. "My name" is singular, so we use
is.
✔ (2)
is
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(3) B: How ________ you, Tom?
This is a common greeting: "How are you?"
So the correct word is:
👉
are
✔ (3)
are
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(4) A: I am fine, ________ ________.
The standard response to "How are you?" is "I'm fine, thank you."
From the box, we have "thank you" as one option.
✔ (4)
thank you
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(5) B: I am so so, ________.
This means "I am also fine." The word "too" means "also" or "as well."
✔ (5)
too
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(6) A: What is your ________ food?
We're asking about preferred food →
favourite food
✔ (6)
favourite
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(7) B: My ________ food is chicken? And you?
Again, it's about favorite food. The word "favourite" is used again.
✔ (7)
favourite
> Note: There's a typo here — it says "is chicken?" but should be "is chicken." But that doesn't affect our answer.
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(8) A: I like ________ and ________.
We need two foods. From the word box, the food items are:
- egg
- pizza
So A likes
egg and
pizza.
✔ (8)
egg
✔ (9)
pizza
> Order might vary, but both must be used.
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(10) A: Me ________.
A says “Me too,” meaning “I don’t like fish either.”
✔ (10)
too
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
name
2.
is
3.
are
4.
thank you
5.
too
6.
favourite
7.
favourite
8.
egg
9.
pizza
10.
too
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✔️ Complete Conversation:
A: Hello! What is your
name?
B: Hi! My name
is Anna. And you?
A: My name is Tom.
B: How
are you, Tom?
A: I am fine,
thank you. And you?
B: I am so so,
too.
A: What is your
favourite food?
B: My
favourite food is chicken? And you?
A: I like
egg and
pizza.
B: I don't like fish.
A: Me
too.
✔ All answers are filled correctly using only the words from the box.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fill in the blank worksheet for 2nd grade.