Educational worksheet with a story about breakfast, featuring missing words and illustrations.

Let's solve the word puzzle step by step using the provided image and the word bank.

Word Bank:

- sip
- dip
- rip
- lips

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Story with blanks:

> Mom gave me fries along with a ________ for breakfast today. When I finished my fries, I tried to ________ the juice box to take a ________ of the juice. Mom was angry as I had juice all over my ________.

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Now, let’s analyze each blank based on context and meaning.

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Blank 1:

> "Mom gave me fries along with a ________ for breakfast today."

Looking at the picture, there is a red cup with fries and a yellow drink container (juice box). The word that fits best here is "dip" — because fries are often served with a dipping sauce (like ketchup or mayonnaise).

So, "dip" makes sense in this context.

✔ Answer: dip

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Blank 2:

> "When I finished my fries, I tried to ________ the juice box..."

We need a verb that describes opening a juice box. The word "rip" means to tear open, which is what you do to open a juice box.

✔ Answer: rip

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Blank 3:

> "...to take a ________ of the juice."

This is a common phrase: "take a sip of the juice." You don't "dip" or "rip" juice — you sip it.

✔ Answer: sip

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Blank 4:

> "Mom was angry as I had juice all over my ________."

The only remaining word is "lips", and it makes perfect sense — if you spill juice while drinking, it gets on your lips.

✔ Answer: lips

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✔ Final Answer:

> Mom gave me fries along with a dip for breakfast today. When I finished my fries, I tried to rip the juice box to take a sip of the juice. Mom was angry as I had juice all over my lips.

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✔ Word Usage Summary:

- dip – sauce for fries
- rip – open the juice box
- sip – drink the juice
- lips – where the juice spilled

All words from the bank are used exactly once.

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