Let’s go step by step.
We are given four rows of word choices, and we need to pick the correct word for each row based on listening (but since we can’t listen, we’ll use logic and matching with pictures). Then, we match each chosen word to one of the four pictures at the bottom: cow, flower, boy shouting, or circular arrow (which means “round” or “cycle”).
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Row 1: out / shout / spout
- “Out” is a direction.
- “Shout” means to yell loudly — matches the picture of the boy with hands near mouth, looking like he’s yelling.
- “Spout” is like water coming out of a pipe or whale’s blowhole — not pictured here.
→ Best match:
shout → picture of boy shouting.
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Row 2: cow / bow / vow
- “Cow” is an animal — matches the cow picture.
- “Bow” could be bending down or a ribbon — no clear picture.
- “Vow” is a promise — abstract, no picture.
→ Best match:
cow → picture of cow.
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Row 3: ground / round / bound
- “Ground” = earth under feet — no direct picture.
- “Round” = circle shape — matches the circular arrow picture (it shows rotation or round motion).
- “Bound” = tied up or jumping — not clearly pictured.
→ Best match:
round → picture of circular arrow.
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Row 4: power / shower / flower
- “Power” = energy — no picture.
- “Shower” = rain or bath — no picture.
- “Flower” = plant with petals — matches the orange flower picture.
→ Best match:
flower → picture of flower.
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Now let’s assign:
Row 1: shout → boy shouting
Row 2: cow → cow
Row 3: round → circular arrow
Row 4: flower → flower
All pictures used exactly once. Perfect.
Final Answer:
Row 1: shout
Row 2: cow
Row 3: round
Row 4: flower
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of ow and ou words worksheet.
