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Let's solve this matching exercise step by step. The task is to connect each word or phrase on the left to the correct picture on the right.
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We have 8 phrases on the left and 8 images on the right. We need to match them based on meaning.
#### Phrases (Left Side):
1. go straight
2. turn right
3. turn left
4. on the right
5. on the left
6. train station
7. post office
8. bank
#### Pictures (Right Side):
Let’s analyze each image:
- Image 1: A red dot with a blue vertical line — this looks like a "go straight" symbol.
- Image 2: A red arrow curving to the right — clearly indicates "turn right".
- Image 3: A building with columns — this resembles a bank or government building, but more likely a bank.
- Image 4: A red arrow pointing upward — this means "go straight".
- Image 5: A red arrow curving to the left — indicates "turn left".
- Image 6: A photo of a train at a platform — this is a train station.
- Image 7: A red dot with a blue vertical line, similar to Image 1 — wait, this looks identical to Image 1? Let's check again.
Wait — actually, looking closely:
- Image 1: Red dot with blue line — could be a stop sign or traffic signal? But it's likely meant to represent "go straight".
- Image 4: Upward red arrow — definitely "go straight".
- So perhaps Image 1 and Image 4 are both "go straight"? That can't be.
Let’s re-evaluate carefully.
Wait — let’s list the images from top to bottom on the right:
1. Red circle with a blue vertical line — this looks like a stop sign or traffic light — possibly "stop", but not matching any phrase directly.
- But maybe it's a signal for "go straight"? Not clear.
But wait — perhaps the blue vertical line is a road, and the red dot is a car or marker? Maybe it's indicating "on the right"?
Wait — let’s look again at all images:
Actually, let’s label the right-side images in order:
1. Image A: Red circle with blue vertical line → possibly a traffic light or stop sign — but no arrow. Could be "stop", but not listed. Hmm.
Wait — maybe it's a dot on the right side of a line — so "on the right"?
But then:
2. Image B: Red arrow turning right → clearly "turn right"
3. Image C: Building with columns → bank or post office? Likely bank (classic bank architecture)
4. Image D: Red arrow pointing up → "go straight"
5. Image E: Red arrow turning left → "turn left"
6. Image F: Photo of a train at a station → train station
7. Image G: Red dot on the left side of a blue line → "on the left"
8. Image H: Red building with a flag and a sign — looks like a post office (with postal symbol?)
Wait — now I see:
Let’s re-analyze:
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1. Image 1: Blue vertical line with red dot on the right → "on the right"
2. Image 2: Red arrow bending to the right → "turn right"
3. Image 3: Building with columns → bank (or possibly post office)
4. Image 4: Red arrow pointing straight up → "go straight"
5. Image 5: Red arrow bending to the left → "turn left"
6. Image 6: Train at a station → "train station"
7. Image 7: Blue line with red dot on the left → "on the left"
8. Image 8: Red building with a flag and postal-style design → "post office"
Now, compare with the phrases:
1. go straight → matches Image 4 (up arrow)
2. turn right → matches Image 2 (right arrow)
3. turn left → matches Image 5 (left arrow)
4. on the right → matches Image 1 (dot on right of line)
5. on the left → matches Image 7 (dot on left of line)
6. train station → matches Image 6 (train picture)
7. post office → matches Image 8 (building with postal look)
8. bank → matches Image 3 (columned building)
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| Number | Phrase/Word | Correct Image |
|--------|---------------------|---------------|
| 1 | go straight | Image 4 (up arrow) |
| 2 | turn right | Image 2 (right arrow) |
| 3 | turn left | Image 5 (left arrow) |
| 4 | on the right | Image 1 (dot on right) |
| 5 | on the left | Image 7 (dot on left) |
| 6 | train station | Image 6 (train) |
| 7 | post office | Image 8 (postal building) |
| 8 | bank | Image 3 (columned building) |
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- Directional arrows:
- Up arrow = go straight
- Right bend = turn right
- Left bend = turn left
- Position indicators:
- Dot on the right of a line = "on the right"
- Dot on the left of a line = "on the left"
- Buildings:
- Train station: clearly shown with a train and tracks
- Post office: red building with flag and typical design
- Bank: classical building with columns
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1. go straight → Image 4
2. turn right → Image 2
3. turn left → Image 5
4. on the right → Image 1
5. on the left → Image 7
6. train station → Image 6
7. post office → Image 8
8. bank → Image 3
You would draw lines connecting each number to its correct image accordingly.
Let me know if you'd like a visual version or printable answer!
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Step 1: Understand the phrases and pictures
We have 8 phrases on the left and 8 images on the right. We need to match them based on meaning.
#### Phrases (Left Side):
1. go straight
2. turn right
3. turn left
4. on the right
5. on the left
6. train station
7. post office
8. bank
#### Pictures (Right Side):
Let’s analyze each image:
- Image 1: A red dot with a blue vertical line — this looks like a "go straight" symbol.
- Image 2: A red arrow curving to the right — clearly indicates "turn right".
- Image 3: A building with columns — this resembles a bank or government building, but more likely a bank.
- Image 4: A red arrow pointing upward — this means "go straight".
- Image 5: A red arrow curving to the left — indicates "turn left".
- Image 6: A photo of a train at a platform — this is a train station.
- Image 7: A red dot with a blue vertical line, similar to Image 1 — wait, this looks identical to Image 1? Let's check again.
Wait — actually, looking closely:
- Image 1: Red dot with blue line — could be a stop sign or traffic signal? But it's likely meant to represent "go straight".
- Image 4: Upward red arrow — definitely "go straight".
- So perhaps Image 1 and Image 4 are both "go straight"? That can't be.
Let’s re-evaluate carefully.
Wait — let’s list the images from top to bottom on the right:
1. Red circle with a blue vertical line — this looks like a stop sign or traffic light — possibly "stop", but not matching any phrase directly.
- But maybe it's a signal for "go straight"? Not clear.
But wait — perhaps the blue vertical line is a road, and the red dot is a car or marker? Maybe it's indicating "on the right"?
Wait — let’s look again at all images:
Actually, let’s label the right-side images in order:
1. Image A: Red circle with blue vertical line → possibly a traffic light or stop sign — but no arrow. Could be "stop", but not listed. Hmm.
Wait — maybe it's a dot on the right side of a line — so "on the right"?
But then:
2. Image B: Red arrow turning right → clearly "turn right"
3. Image C: Building with columns → bank or post office? Likely bank (classic bank architecture)
4. Image D: Red arrow pointing up → "go straight"
5. Image E: Red arrow turning left → "turn left"
6. Image F: Photo of a train at a station → train station
7. Image G: Red dot on the left side of a blue line → "on the left"
8. Image H: Red building with a flag and a sign — looks like a post office (with postal symbol?)
Wait — now I see:
Let’s re-analyze:
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Re-examining the Images (Right Column, Top to Bottom):
1. Image 1: Blue vertical line with red dot on the right → "on the right"
2. Image 2: Red arrow bending to the right → "turn right"
3. Image 3: Building with columns → bank (or possibly post office)
4. Image 4: Red arrow pointing straight up → "go straight"
5. Image 5: Red arrow bending to the left → "turn left"
6. Image 6: Train at a station → "train station"
7. Image 7: Blue line with red dot on the left → "on the left"
8. Image 8: Red building with a flag and postal-style design → "post office"
Now, compare with the phrases:
1. go straight → matches Image 4 (up arrow)
2. turn right → matches Image 2 (right arrow)
3. turn left → matches Image 5 (left arrow)
4. on the right → matches Image 1 (dot on right of line)
5. on the left → matches Image 7 (dot on left of line)
6. train station → matches Image 6 (train picture)
7. post office → matches Image 8 (building with postal look)
8. bank → matches Image 3 (columned building)
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✔ Final Matching:
| Number | Phrase/Word | Correct Image |
|--------|---------------------|---------------|
| 1 | go straight | Image 4 (up arrow) |
| 2 | turn right | Image 2 (right arrow) |
| 3 | turn left | Image 5 (left arrow) |
| 4 | on the right | Image 1 (dot on right) |
| 5 | on the left | Image 7 (dot on left) |
| 6 | train station | Image 6 (train) |
| 7 | post office | Image 8 (postal building) |
| 8 | bank | Image 3 (columned building) |
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🔍 Explanation:
- Directional arrows:
- Up arrow = go straight
- Right bend = turn right
- Left bend = turn left
- Position indicators:
- Dot on the right of a line = "on the right"
- Dot on the left of a line = "on the left"
- Buildings:
- Train station: clearly shown with a train and tracks
- Post office: red building with flag and typical design
- Bank: classical building with columns
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✔ Answer Key (Matching):
1. go straight → Image 4
2. turn right → Image 2
3. turn left → Image 5
4. on the right → Image 1
5. on the left → Image 7
6. train station → Image 6
7. post office → Image 8
8. bank → Image 3
You would draw lines connecting each number to its correct image accordingly.
Let me know if you'd like a visual version or printable answer!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of giving directions lesson plan worksheet.