Let’s solve this step by step.
First, look at the four people: Emily, Carla, Sean, and Simon. We need to match each description (1–4) with the correct person based on their appearance.
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Description 1:
“She has got red hair, blue eyes and long legs.”
→ Look for a girl with red hair. That’s
Carla. She has orange/red hair, blue eyes, and long legs.
✔ So, “She is” →
CARLA
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Description 2:
“She has got brown hair, blue eyes and short eyelashes.”
→ Look for a girl with brown hair. That’s
Emily. Her hair is dark brown, her eyes are blue, and she doesn’t have long lashes — so “short eyelashes” fits.
✔ So, “She is” →
EMILY
Wait — let’s double-check. Description 1 was Carla (red hair), so Description 2 must be Emily. Yes.
But hold on — let’s check all descriptions together to avoid mixing up.
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Description 3:
“He has got black hair, short beard and broad shoulders.”
→ Look for a man with black hair and a beard. That’s
Simon. He has black hair, sunglasses, a short beard, and he looks broad-shouldered in his suit.
✔ So, “He is” →
SIMON
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Description 4:
“He has got red hair, thick eyebrows and a flat stomach.”
→ Look for a man with red/orange hair. That’s
Sean. His hair is reddish, he has thick eyebrows, and he’s wearing a yellow shirt that shows a flat stomach.
✔ So, “He is” →
SEAN
Now let’s assign them correctly:
- 1 → Carla
- 2 → Emily
- 3 → Simon
- 4 → Sean
Wait — but the numbering in the worksheet might not be in order. Let’s read the layout again.
The descriptions are listed as:
Left side:
1 - SHE HAS GOT RED HAIR... → Carla
4 - HE HAS GOT RED HAIR... → Sean
Right side:
3 - HE HAS GOT BLACK HAIR... → Simon
2 - SHE HAS GOT BROWN HAIR... → Emily
So we fill in:
1- SHE IS → CARLA
4- HE IS → SEAN
3- HE IS → SIMON
2- SHE IS → EMILY
That matches.
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Now part b: Complete the text with words from the box.
Box words: HASN’T, EYES, HAIR, NOSE, NECK
Text:
“He has got brown ______ and blue ______. He has got a small ______ and a short ______. He ______ got glasses.”
Look at the boy picture:
- Brown hair → first blank = HAIR
- Blue eyes → second blank = EYES
- Small nose → third blank = NOSE
- Short neck? Wait — does he have a short neck? Actually, looking at cartoon boys, “short neck” isn’t typical. But the word list includes “NECK”, and it says “a short ___”. Maybe it’s “neck”? Or could it be something else?
Wait — let’s think logically.
Common phrases:
- “brown hair”
✔
- “blue eyes”
✔
- “small nose”
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- “short neck” — possible, though unusual. But since “neck” is in the box and no other body part fits “short” here, maybe it’s “neck”.
Then: “He ___ got glasses.” → The boy is NOT wearing glasses. So “hasn’t” → “He hasn’t got glasses.”
So blanks:
1. HAIR
2. EYES
3. NOSE
4. NECK
5. HASN’T
Yes, that uses all words from the box.
Final check:
“He has got brown HAIR and blue EYES. He has got a small NOSE and a short NECK. He HASN’T got glasses.”
Makes sense.
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Final Answer:
a-
1- SHE IS → CARLA
2- SHE IS → EMILY
3- HE IS → SIMON
4- HE IS → SEAN
b-
HAIR, EYES, NOSE, NECK, HASN’T
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of physical worksheet.
