Identify famous landmarks from around the world and match them to their countries and capital cities.

Let's solve the "Where in the world" worksheet step by step.

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Activity 1: Name the following pictures

We are given 12 images of famous landmarks, and we need to:

1. Identify each landmark.
2. Write the country it is located in.
3. Write the capital city of that country.

Below is a list of the landmarks provided in the box at the bottom:
- Pyramid
- Taj Mahal
- Sydney Opera House
- Mount Fuji
- Merlion Park
- Statue of Liberty
- Eiffel Tower
- Ka'bah
- The Great Wall
- Pisa Tower
- Petronas Twin Tower
- Merlion (Monas)

Wait — there’s a typo: “Monas” likely refers to Monas, which is short for National Monument in Jakarta, Indonesia. But the image #5 shows Merlion, not Monas. Let’s double-check based on the images.

Now let's go through each image one by one.

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Step-by-step Identification

#### Image 1: Eiffel Tower
- Landmark: Eiffel Tower
- Country: France
- Capital City: Paris
✔ Already filled in.

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#### Image 2: The Great Wall
- Landmark: The Great Wall
- Country: China
- Capital City: Beijing

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#### Image 3: Ka'bah
- Landmark: Ka'bah (in Mecca)
- Country: Saudi Arabia
- Capital City: Riyadh

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#### Image 4: Statue of Liberty
- Landmark: Statue of Liberty
- Country: United States of America
- Capital City: Washington, D.C.

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#### Image 5: Merlion
- Landmark: Merlion (Singapore’s symbol)
- Country: Singapore
- Capital City: Singapore

> Note: The word "Monas" in the list might be a mix-up; this is clearly the Merlion, not Monas.

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#### Image 6: Mount Fuji
- Landmark: Mount Fuji
- Country: Japan
- Capital City: Tokyo

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#### Image 7: A mountain with a red circle (symbolizing Japan?)
Wait — actually, looking closely: Mount Fuji has a red sun behind it — yes, that's Mount Fuji. So Image 6 and 7 both seem like Mount Fuji?

No — wait! Let's recheck:

Actually, Image 6 shows a tall tower with a star on top — that looks like Monas (National Monument) in Jakarta, Indonesia.

But earlier I thought Image 5 was Merlion. Let's reassess.

Wait — Image 5 shows a lion with a fish tail — that’s the Merlion, Singapore.

Image 6: A tall obelisk-like structure with a star — that's Monas (National Monument) in Indonesia.

So the list says “Monas” — yes, that’s correct.

And Image 7 shows a mountain with a red sun — that’s Mount Fuji, Japan.

So correction:

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#### Image 5: Merlion
- Landmark: Merlion
- Country: Singapore
- Capital City: Singapore

#### Image 6: Monas (National Monument)
- Landmark: Monas (National Monument)
- Country: Indonesia
- Capital City: Jakarta

#### Image 7: Mount Fuji
- Landmark: Mount Fuji
- Country: Japan
- Capital City: Tokyo

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#### Image 8: Sydney Opera House
- Landmark: Sydney Opera House
- Country: Australia
- Capital City: Canberra

> Note: Sydney is the largest city, but the capital is Canberra.

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#### Image 9: Petronas Twin Towers
- Landmark: Petronas Twin Towers
- Country: Malaysia
- Capital City: Kuala Lumpur

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#### Image 10: Leaning Tower of Pisa
- Landmark: Pisa Tower (Leaning Tower of Pisa)
- Country: Italy
- Capital City: Rome

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#### Image 11: Pyramids of Giza
- Landmark: Pyramid
- Country: Egypt
- Capital City: Cairo

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#### Image 12: Taj Mahal
- Landmark: Taj Mahal
- Country: India
- Capital City: New Delhi

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✔ Final Answer Table

| No | Landmarks | Country | Capital City |
|----|-------------------------|--------------------|------------------|
| 1 | Eiffel tower | France | Paris |
| 2 | The Great wall | China | Beijing |
| 3 | Ka'bah | Saudi Arabia | Riyadh |
| 4 | Statue of Liberty | United States | Washington, D.C. |
| 5 | Merlion | Singapore | Singapore |
| 6 | Monas | Indonesia | Jakarta |
| 7 | Mount Fuji | Japan | Tokyo |
| 8 | Sydney opera house | Australia | Canberra |
| 9 | Petronas twin tower | Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur |
| 10 | Pisa tower | Italy | Rome |
| 11 | Pyramid | Egypt | Cairo |
| 12 | Taj Mahal | India | New Delhi |

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🔍 Explanation:

- Each image is a well-known global landmark.
- We matched them using visual recognition and knowledge of geography.
- The names were confirmed from the list provided.
- For countries and capitals, we used standard geographical facts.
- Important note: Capital cities are not always the most famous city (e.g., Sydney is famous, but capital is Canberra).

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✔ This completes the activity. All blanks are now filled correctly.