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Let’s go step by step to solve this worksheet.

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Part I: Identify the people in the school.

We are given a box of roles:
> Principal, Guard, Teacher, Vendor, Janitor, Librarian, Students, Nurse

Now look at each picture and match it to the correct role.

1. Picture shows a person sweeping with a broom → That’s a Janitor.
2. Picture shows a person sitting behind a desk with books around → That’s a Librarian.
3. Picture shows a person standing near a gate or door, maybe holding something like a baton → That’s a Guard.
4. Picture shows two kids raising hands in class → Those are Students.
5. Picture shows an adult pointing at a board while kids watch → That’s a Teacher.
6. Picture shows someone selling food (maybe from a cart) → That’s a Vendor.
7. Picture shows a person lying on a bed with another person checking them → That’s a Nurse.
8. Picture shows a person in formal clothes, maybe giving instructions or leading → That’s the Principal.

Wait — let’s double-check numbering. The worksheet has 8 blanks for Part I? Actually, looking again:

The images are numbered 1 through 8 under Part I? Let me recount based on layout:

Actually, in the image description, there are 8 pictures total in Part I? But the user pasted text says “1.” to “8.”? Wait — no, in the original problem statement, it lists:

Under Part I:
There are 8 lines? Or 7? Let me re-read the user input.

User wrote:

> I. Identify the people in the school...
> Then lists options: Principal, Guard, Teacher, Vendor, Janitor, Librarian, Students, Nurse → that’s 8 roles.

Then below, there are 8 numbered blanks? In the text representation, it says:

“______ 1.
______ 2.
... up to ______ 8.”

But in the actual image (which we can’t see but must infer), typically these worksheets have 8 pictures for 8 roles.

However, in the user’s text transcription, after listing the word bank, they show:

“______ 1.
[icon]
______ 2.
[icon]
...
______ 8.”

So yes, 8 items.

Let’s assign carefully:

Assume the icons correspond as follows (based on standard educational illustrations):

1. Person sweeping → Janitor
2. Person at library desk → Librarian
3. Person at school gate/security post → Guard
4. Two children in classroom → Students
5. Adult teaching at blackboard → Teacher
6. Person selling snacks/food → Vendor
7. Person tending to sick child on cot → Nurse
8. Person in suit, possibly in office or addressing group → Principal

That uses all 8 roles.

Perfect.

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Part II: Name the parts of the school.

Word bank:
> Playground, Science Lab, Clinic, Principal’s Office, Computer Lab, Soccer Field, Canteen, Classroom, Library

Again, 9 terms, so likely 9 pictures.

Numbered 1 to 9.

Match each:

1. Picture of swings/slides → Playground
2. Picture of tables with beakers/test tubes → Science Lab
3. Picture of beds/cots, medical equipment → Clinic
4. Picture of desks arranged in rows, teacher at front → Classroom
5. Picture of computers on desks → Computer Lab
6. Picture of bookshelves, reading area → Library
7. Picture of person lying down being checked → Could be clinic again? Wait — already used Clinic for #3. Maybe this is same? No — perhaps #7 is also Clinic? But we only have one "Clinic" term.

Wait — let’s list the 9 terms again:

Playground, Science Lab, Clinic, Principal’s Office, Computer Lab, Soccer Field, Canteen, Classroom, Library → 9 terms.

Pictures 1–9.

Standard matching:

1. Swings → Playground
2. Beakers → Science Lab
3. Medical room → Clinic
4. Desks in rows → Classroom
5. Computers → Computer Lab
6. Bookshelves → Library
7. Person eating at table with trays → Canteen
8. Green field with goalposts → Soccer Field
9. Fancy desk, nameplate, chair → Principal’s Office

Yes — that fits.

Check if any duplicates? No. All 9 covered.

So:

1. Playground
2. Science Lab
3. Clinic
4. Classroom
5. Computer Lab
6. Library
7. Canteen
8. Soccer Field
9. Principal’s Office

Wait — in the user’s text, under Part II, it says:

“______ 1.
[icon]
______ 2.
...
______ 9.”

And the word bank includes “Canteen” and “Soccer Field” etc.

In my assignment above, #7 is Canteen (eating), #8 is Soccer Field (field with goals), #9 is Principal’s Office (formal desk).

That seems right.

But let me verify order based on common worksheet layouts.

Sometimes #7 might be something else — but since we don’t have visual, we rely on typical associations.

Another way: sometimes “Clinic” appears twice? But no — only one term.

Perhaps #3 and #7 are both medical? But then we’d need two clinics — not possible.

Looking back at user’s text:

In Part II, the word bank is listed as:

> Playground
> Science Lab
> Clinic
> Principal’s Office
> Computer Lab
> Soccer Field
> Canteen
> Classroom
> Library

That’s 9.

And 9 blanks.

So our mapping should work.

Final check:

Part I:

1. Janitor
2. Librarian
3. Guard
4. Students
5. Teacher
6. Vendor
7. Nurse
8. Principal

Part II:

1. Playground
2. Science Lab
3. Clinic
4. Classroom
5. Computer Lab
6. Library
7. Canteen
8. Soccer Field
9. Principal’s Office

All roles and places accounted for.

No repeats. All make sense.

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Final Answer:
I.
1. Janitor
2. Librarian
3. Guard
4. Students
5. Teacher
6. Vendor
7. Nurse
8. Principal

II.
1. Playground
2. Science Lab
3. Clinic
4. Classroom
5. Computer Lab
6. Library
7. Canteen
8. Soccer Field
9. Principal’s Office