Let’s go through each item one by one and check if its name ends with the letter
X.
We are looking for things that end with “x” — like “box”, “fox”, etc.
Here’s the list of items in the image (in order, left to right, top to bottom):
1. Axe → ends with “e”
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2. 6 → that’s a number, not a word ending in x
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3. Lion → ends with “n”
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4. Box → ends with “x”
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5. Xx → this is the letter X itself! It ends with “x”
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6. Ox → ends with “x”
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7. Sun → ends with “n”
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8. Fox → ends with “x”
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9. Guitar → ends with “r”
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10. Bowl with chopsticks → “bowl” ends with “l”, “chopsticks” ends with “s”
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11. Boat with oars → “boat” ends with “t”, “oars” ends with “s”
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12. Hand holding wrench → “hand” ends with “d”, “wrench” ends with “h”
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Wait — let’s double-check:
- Box → yes, ends with x
- Xx → yes, it’s the letter X — so it counts
- Ox → yes, like a bull, ends with x
- Fox → yes, the animal, ends with x
What about “axe”? Sometimes people spell it “ax” — but here it’s drawn as “axe”, which ends with “e”. So we don’t color it.
Also, “six” would end with x — but the image shows the numeral “6”, not the word “six”. So we skip it.
So the correct items to color are:
✔ Box
✔ Xx
✔ Ox
✔ Fox
That’s 4 items total.
Final Answer:
Box, Xx, Ox, Fox
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of preschool worksheet alphabet letter x.
