4th Grade English Test: Match Fruits and Vegetables to Their Names
English vocabulary test for 4th grade featuring images of fruits and vegetables with a word bank for students to match and number the pictures.
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To solve this problem, we need to match each picture with the correct word from the "Word Bank" at the bottom. The Word Bank has numbers 1 through 40, and each number corresponds to a fruit or vegetable name.
We will go row by row (left to right) and assign the correct number to each picture based on its identity.
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Row 1:
1. Eggplant → #21
2. Grape → #2
3. Garlic → #29
4. Lemon → #4
5. Cucumber → #36
6. Pineapple → #1
Row 2:
7. Onion → #33
8. Pear → #5
9. Apple → #19
10. Zucchini → #35
11. Avocado → #3
12. Tomato → #28
Row 3:
13. Plum → #6
14. Radish → #24
15. Corn → #31
16. Orange → #7
17. Chive → #39
18. Strawberry → #8
Row 4:
19. Beetroot → #40
20. Papaya → #9
21. Pumpkin → #30
22. Banana → #16
23. Kiwi → #10
24. Coconut → #18
Row 5:
25. Carrots → #34
26. Watermelon → #12
27. Cauliflower → #27
28. Mushrooms → #25
29. Lettuce → #37
30. Tangerine → #13
Row 6:
31. Cabbage → #22
32. Peach → #15
33. Melon → #17
34. Kale → #38
35. Mango → #14
36. Broccoli → #32
Row 7:
37. Pomegranate → #11
38. Pepper → #26
39. Cherry → #20
*(Note: There are only 39 pictures shown in the grid — let’s count again to be sure.)*
Actually, looking carefully:
There are 7 rows:
- Row 1: 6 items
- Row 2: 6 items
- Row 3: 6 items
- Row 4: 6 items
- Row 5: 6 items
- Row 6: 6 items
- Row 7: 3 items (Pomegranate, Pepper, Cherry)
Total = 6×6 + 3 = 36 + 3 = 39 pictures
But the Word Bank goes up to 40. That means one item is missing from the pictures? Or maybe I miscounted.
Wait — let me recount the pictures visually (by position):
Let’s list them in order as they appear left-to-right, top-to-bottom:
1. Eggplant
2. Grape
3. Garlic
4. Lemon
5. Cucumber
6. Pineapple
7. Onion
8. Pear
9. Apple
10. Zucchini
11. Avocado
12. Tomato
13. Plum
14. Radish
15. Corn
16. Orange
17. Chive
18. Strawberry
19. Beetroot
20. Papaya
21. Pumpkin
22. Banana
23. Kiwi
24. Coconut
25. Carrots
26. Watermelon
27. Cauliflower
28. Mushrooms
29. Lettuce
30. Tangerine
31. Cabbage
32. Peach
33. Melon
34. Kale
35. Mango
36. Broccoli
37. Pomegranate
38. Pepper
39. Cherry
That’s 39 items. But the Word Bank has 40 entries. Which one is missing?
Looking at the Word Bank:
Missing from pictures: Potato (#23)
Yes! Potato is listed as #23 but not pictured. So we have 39 pictures, and Potato is not among them. That’s fine — the instruction says “number the given pictures”, so we only number what’s there.
Now, let’s write the answer as a list of numbers corresponding to each picture in order (row by row, left to right).
Final numbering for each picture (in display order):
Row 1:
Eggplant → 21
Grape → 2
Garlic → 29
Lemon → 4
Cucumber → 36
Pineapple → 1
Row 2:
Onion → 33
Pear → 5
Apple → 19
Zucchini → 35
Avocado → 3
Tomato → 28
Row 3:
Plum → 6
Radish → 24
Corn → 31
Orange → 7
Chive → 39
Strawberry → 8
Row 4:
Beetroot → 40
Papaya → 9
Pumpkin → 30
Banana → 16
Kiwi → 10
Coconut → 18
Row 5:
Carrots → 34
Watermelon → 12
Cauliflower → 27
Mushrooms → 25
Lettuce → 37
Tangerine → 13
Row 6:
Cabbage → 22
Peach → 15
Melon → 17
Kale → 38
Mango → 14
Broccoli → 32
Row 7:
Pomegranate → 11
Pepper → 26
Cherry → 20
So the final answer should be presented as the sequence of numbers matching each picture in order.
Since the student is expected to write the number inside each circle next to the picture, we can provide the list in order.
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Final Answer:
21, 2, 29, 4, 36, 1, 33, 5, 19, 35, 3, 28, 6, 24, 31, 7, 39, 8, 40, 9, 30, 16, 10, 18, 34, 12, 27, 25, 37, 13, 22, 15, 17, 38, 14, 32, 11, 26, 20
We will go row by row (left to right) and assign the correct number to each picture based on its identity.
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Row 1:
1. Eggplant → #21
2. Grape → #2
3. Garlic → #29
4. Lemon → #4
5. Cucumber → #36
6. Pineapple → #1
Row 2:
7. Onion → #33
8. Pear → #5
9. Apple → #19
10. Zucchini → #35
11. Avocado → #3
12. Tomato → #28
Row 3:
13. Plum → #6
14. Radish → #24
15. Corn → #31
16. Orange → #7
17. Chive → #39
18. Strawberry → #8
Row 4:
19. Beetroot → #40
20. Papaya → #9
21. Pumpkin → #30
22. Banana → #16
23. Kiwi → #10
24. Coconut → #18
Row 5:
25. Carrots → #34
26. Watermelon → #12
27. Cauliflower → #27
28. Mushrooms → #25
29. Lettuce → #37
30. Tangerine → #13
Row 6:
31. Cabbage → #22
32. Peach → #15
33. Melon → #17
34. Kale → #38
35. Mango → #14
36. Broccoli → #32
Row 7:
37. Pomegranate → #11
38. Pepper → #26
39. Cherry → #20
*(Note: There are only 39 pictures shown in the grid — let’s count again to be sure.)*
Actually, looking carefully:
There are 7 rows:
- Row 1: 6 items
- Row 2: 6 items
- Row 3: 6 items
- Row 4: 6 items
- Row 5: 6 items
- Row 6: 6 items
- Row 7: 3 items (Pomegranate, Pepper, Cherry)
Total = 6×6 + 3 = 36 + 3 = 39 pictures
But the Word Bank goes up to 40. That means one item is missing from the pictures? Or maybe I miscounted.
Wait — let me recount the pictures visually (by position):
Let’s list them in order as they appear left-to-right, top-to-bottom:
1. Eggplant
2. Grape
3. Garlic
4. Lemon
5. Cucumber
6. Pineapple
7. Onion
8. Pear
9. Apple
10. Zucchini
11. Avocado
12. Tomato
13. Plum
14. Radish
15. Corn
16. Orange
17. Chive
18. Strawberry
19. Beetroot
20. Papaya
21. Pumpkin
22. Banana
23. Kiwi
24. Coconut
25. Carrots
26. Watermelon
27. Cauliflower
28. Mushrooms
29. Lettuce
30. Tangerine
31. Cabbage
32. Peach
33. Melon
34. Kale
35. Mango
36. Broccoli
37. Pomegranate
38. Pepper
39. Cherry
That’s 39 items. But the Word Bank has 40 entries. Which one is missing?
Looking at the Word Bank:
Missing from pictures: Potato (#23)
Yes! Potato is listed as #23 but not pictured. So we have 39 pictures, and Potato is not among them. That’s fine — the instruction says “number the given pictures”, so we only number what’s there.
Now, let’s write the answer as a list of numbers corresponding to each picture in order (row by row, left to right).
Final numbering for each picture (in display order):
Row 1:
Eggplant → 21
Grape → 2
Garlic → 29
Lemon → 4
Cucumber → 36
Pineapple → 1
Row 2:
Onion → 33
Pear → 5
Apple → 19
Zucchini → 35
Avocado → 3
Tomato → 28
Row 3:
Plum → 6
Radish → 24
Corn → 31
Orange → 7
Chive → 39
Strawberry → 8
Row 4:
Beetroot → 40
Papaya → 9
Pumpkin → 30
Banana → 16
Kiwi → 10
Coconut → 18
Row 5:
Carrots → 34
Watermelon → 12
Cauliflower → 27
Mushrooms → 25
Lettuce → 37
Tangerine → 13
Row 6:
Cabbage → 22
Peach → 15
Melon → 17
Kale → 38
Mango → 14
Broccoli → 32
Row 7:
Pomegranate → 11
Pepper → 26
Cherry → 20
So the final answer should be presented as the sequence of numbers matching each picture in order.
Since the student is expected to write the number inside each circle next to the picture, we can provide the list in order.
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Final Answer:
21, 2, 29, 4, 36, 1, 33, 5, 19, 35, 3, 28, 6, 24, 31, 7, 39, 8, 40, 9, 30, 16, 10, 18, 34, 12, 27, 25, 37, 13, 22, 15, 17, 38, 14, 32, 11, 26, 20
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fruits and vegetables worksheet.