Let’s solve this step by step.
We are matching countries with their flags and traditional foods. The left side shows colored images, and the right side is a black-and-white version we need to fill in correctly — but since you’re asking for the answer, I’ll give you the correct matches based on what’s shown.
Here’s how it works:
Each row has:
- A food item (left column)
- Another food item (middle column)
- A country flag + name (right column)
We match each country to its two associated foods.
Let’s go row by row:
1.
Lebanon → Flag: red-white-red with green cedar tree
Foods: rolled pastry (like kibbeh or sambousek) and round fried balls (falafel)
→ So Lebanon goes with those two foods.
2.
Germany → Flag: black-red-gold horizontal stripes
Foods: sauerkraut (shredded cabbage) and sausages with mustard
→ Germany matches these.
3.
Morocco → Flag: red with green star
Foods: tagine (stew in cone-shaped pot) and couscous (small grain pellets)
→ Morocco goes with these.
4.
Norway → Flag: red with blue cross outlined in white
Foods: smoked salmon and open-faced sandwich (smørrebrød style)
→ Norway matches these.
5.
Argentina → Flag: light blue and white stripes with sun
Foods: empanadas (filled pastries) and grilled meat (asado/steak)
→ Argentina goes with these.
6.
France → Flag: blue-white-red vertical stripes
Foods: croissant and baguette (or maybe quiche? But here it looks like croissant and another bread/pastry)
Actually, looking closely: one is croissant, other is maybe a tart or pie — but commonly France = croissant + baguette or cheese/bread. In this image, it's croissant and something else — let’s say “pastry” and “bread”.
Wait — actually, looking again at the France row:
Left: slice of pizza? No — that’s Italy. Wait no — in the original image, France row has:
→ Left: looks like a slice of quiche or savory pie
→ Middle: croissant
Yes — so France = quiche/savory pie + croissant
7.
Ethiopia → Flag: green-yellow-red with emblem
Foods: injera (spongy flatbread) and stew (wat) served on top
→ Ethiopia matches these.
Now, if you’re supposed to color or draw the right-side boxes to match the left, then each row on the right should have the same food drawings as the left — just in black and white.
But since your task is likely to identify which foods go with which country, here’s the final matching:
Final Answer:
- Lebanon: falafel and rolled pastry
- Germany: sausages and sauerkraut
- Morocco: tagine and couscous
- Norway: smoked salmon and open sandwich
- Argentina: empanadas and grilled meat
- France: croissant and quiche/pie
- Ethiopia: injera and stew
If you’re filling in the worksheet, copy the food pictures from the left to the corresponding rows on the right, keeping the country order the same.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of foods around the world worksheet.