The image is a worksheet titled
"Body Parts" designed to help learners match pictures of body parts with their correct spelling. The task is to
look at each picture and circle the correct word from two options provided.
Let's go through each section one by one and determine the correct answer:
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1. Head
- Picture: A cartoon face (head)
- Options:
- head
- hed
✔ Correct answer: "head"
*(“hed” is misspelled — the correct spelling is “head”)*
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2. Eye
- Picture: An eye
- Options:
- ear
- eye
✔ Correct answer: "eye"
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3. Ear
- Picture: An ear
- Options:
- ear
- eye
✔ Correct answer: "ear"
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4. Nose
- Picture: A nose
- Options:
- noz
- nose
✔ Correct answer: "nose"
*(“noz” is misspelled — correct spelling is “nose”)*
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5. Mouth
- Picture: A mouth with teeth
- Options:
- mouth
- mouf
✔ Correct answer: "mouth"
*(“mouf” is incorrect — not a real word, and misspelled)*
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6. Arm
- Picture: A muscular arm
- Options:
- alm
- arm
✔ Correct answer: "arm"
*(“alm” is not a valid word here — likely a distractor)*
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7. Leg
- Picture: A leg
- Options:
- leg
- lig
✔ Correct answer: "leg"
*(“lig” is misspelled — should be “leg”)*
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8. Hand
- Picture: A hand
- Options:
- hand
- hanb
✔ Correct answer: "hand"
*(“hanb” is misspelled — correct spelling is “hand”)*
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9. Hair
- Picture: Hair on a head
- Options:
- her
- hair
✔ Correct answer: "hair"
*(“her” means a pronoun, not related to body part; “hair” is correct)*
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10. Foot
- Picture: A foot
- Options:
- hand
- foot
✔ Correct answer: "foot"
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Final Answer Summary:
For each image, the correct word to circle is:
1.
head
2.
eye
3.
ear
4.
nose
5.
mouth
6.
arm
7.
leg
8.
hand
9.
hair
10.
foot
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Purpose of the Worksheet:
This activity helps children:
- Learn vocabulary for body parts.
- Practice spelling.
- Distinguish between correct and incorrect spellings.
- Improve visual recognition and matching skills.
It’s suitable for early learners (ages 4–7) in English language learning or basic literacy development.
✔ All correct answers are the properly spelled body part names.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of part of the body worksheet.
