Educational worksheet teaching special plural nouns with picture clues and sentence completion exercises.

Let's solve the worksheet titled "More Special Plurals" step by step. This worksheet focuses on irregular plural nouns that do not change form when they go from singular to plural — such as *deer*, *fish*, *moose*, *sheep*, and *scissors*.

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Step 1: Understand the Concept

The table at the top shows:
- One → More Than One
- deer → deer
- fish → fish
- moose → moose
- scissors → scissors
- sheep → sheep

These are special because their plural form is the same as the singular.

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Step 2: Analyze Each Sentence with Picture Clues

#### 1. Many ________ live in the park.
- Picture: Two deer (with antlers).
- The animal shown is a deer, and we know "deer" is the same in singular and plural.
- So, many deer live in the park.
✔ Answer: deer

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#### 2. Luis saw two ________ in the woods.
- Picture: Two moose (large animals with antlers).
- "Moose" is one of those nouns that doesn’t change in plural.
- So, two moose.
✔ Answer: moose

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#### 3. The ________ eat grass.
- Picture: A group of sheep grazing.
- "Sheep" is the same in singular and plural.
- So, the sheep eat grass.
✔ Answer: sheep

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#### 4. Feed the ________ before lunch.
- Picture: A fish bowl with several fish.
- "Fish" can be both singular and plural (though sometimes "fishes" is used for different species), but in this context, it’s just multiple fish in a bowl.
- In common usage, especially in children’s materials, "fish" is used for plural too.
✔ Answer: fish

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#### 5. Use ________ to cut paper.
- Picture: A pair of scissors.
- "Scissors" is always plural — even when referring to one pair.
- So, you use scissors to cut paper.
✔ Answer: scissors

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Final Answers:

1. Many deer live in the park.
2. Luis saw two moose in the woods.
3. The sheep eat grass.
4. Feed the fish before lunch.
5. Use scissors to cut paper.

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Summary of Special Plurals:

| Singular | Plural |
|--------|--------|
| deer | deer |
| fish | fish |
| moose | moose |
| sheep | sheep |
| scissors | scissors |

These are all invariant plurals — they don’t change spelling.

✔ All answers are based on recognizing these special nouns that stay the same in plural form.