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How many...are there? - ESL worksheet by LILIAAMALIA - Free Printable

How many...are there? - ESL worksheet by LILIAAMALIA

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Let’s go through each question one by one and count carefully.

1. Cars – Look at the first picture. There are 8 toy cars (some stacked, some in front). Count them: red, white, blue, yellow, black, orange, gray, beige → that’s 8.

2. Vases – Second picture shows colorful bottles/vases. Let’s count: yellow, green, red, blue, orange, purple, light blue, lime green → that’s 8 vases.

3. Balls – Third picture has sports balls. Top row: bowling ball, tennis ball, basketball? Wait — let’s list them:
- Row 1: bowling ball, red ball with “7”, tennis ball → 3
- Row 2: basketball, volleyball, football → 3
- Row 3: baseball, soccer ball, rugby ball → 3
Total = 9 balls.

4. Books – Fourth picture: stack of books. Count from top to bottom: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 → 7 books.

5. Medals – Fifth picture: ribbons/medals. Blue ribbon, gold medal, green ribbon → 3 medals.

6. Dolls – Sixth picture: group of dolls. Let’s count heads: back row 4, middle row 3, front row 3 → total 10 dolls.

7. Stamps – Seventh picture: grid of stamps. It’s a 4x4 grid? Let’s see: 4 rows, 4 columns → 16 stamps. But wait — one stamp has a question mark? Still counts as a stamp. So 16.

8. CDs – Eighth picture: CDs in a case with headphones. Count the spines: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 → 7 CDs.

9. Flowers – Ninth picture: hexagon with flowers around edge. Each side has 2 flowers? Actually, it’s arranged in a circle: 12 small flowers + 1 big flower in center? Wait — look again: there are 12 small flowers on the border and 1 large flower in the middle? No — actually, the image shows 12 small flowers evenly spaced around the hexagon, and no center flower. Let me recount: top, top-right, right, bottom-right, bottom, bottom-left, left, top-left — that’s 8? Wait, better way: it’s a hexagon with 2 flowers per side → 6 sides × 2 = 12 flowers. Yes, 12.

Wait — looking again: the image is a red hexagon with 12 small pink flowers around the perimeter. No center flower. So 12.

10. Windows – Tenth picture: yellow house. Let’s count windows:
- Front: ground floor 2 windows, second floor 2 windows, attic 1 window → 5
- Side: we can see 2 windows on the side (one on each floor) → 2
Total = 7 windows.

But wait — sometimes houses have hidden windows. In this drawing, only visible ones count. Front: 2 lower, 2 upper, 1 attic = 5. Left side: 2 windows (one per floor) = 2. Right side not visible. So 7.

Actually, let’s double-check:
Front facade:
- Bottom: 2 windows
- Middle: 2 windows
- Top (attic): 1 window
Side (left):
- Bottom: 1 window
- Top: 1 window
Total: 2+2+1+1+1 = 7.

Yes.

11. People – Eleventh picture: cartoon house with people in windows. Each window has one person? Let’s count windows with faces:
- Ground floor: 2 windows → 2 people
- Second floor: 2 windows → 2 people
- Attic: 2 windows → 2 people
Total = 6 people.

Also, there might be people outside? The image shows two kids playing outside — one near tree, one near door. So add 2 more → total 8 people.

Wait — let’s check: inside house: 6 faces in windows. Outside: 2 children playing. So 6 + 2 = 8.

Yes.

12. Crayons – Twelfth picture: row of crayons. Count them:从左到右:black, dark blue, light blue, green, teal, yellow-green, yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, brown → that’s 12 crayons.

Wait — let’s count again:
1. Black
2. Dark blue
3. Light blue
4. Green
5. Teal
6. Yellow-green
7. Yellow
8. Orange
9. Red
10. Pink
11. Purple
12. Brown

Yes, 12.

Now let’s summarize all answers:

1. Cars: 8
2. Vases: 8
3. Balls: 9
4. Books: 7
5. Medals: 3
6. Dolls: 10
7. Stamps: 16
8. CDs: 7
9. Flowers: 12
10. Windows: 7
11. People: 8
12. Crayons: 12

Final Answer:
1. 8
2. 8
3. 9
4. 7
5. 3
6. 10
7. 16
8. 7
9. 12
10. 7
11. 8
12. 12
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