The task is to ask for the prices of the items shown in the image, following the example given: “How much is the TV?”
Let’s go item by item and write a question for each one, just like the example.
1. Umbrella → How much is the umbrella?
2. Orange juice → How much is the orange juice?
3. Shoes → How much are the shoes? (Note: “shoes” is plural, so we use “are”)
4. Jeans → How much are the jeans? (“jeans” is also plural)
5. Jacket → How much is the jacket?
6. Bicycle → How much is the bicycle?
7. Soccer ball → How much is the soccer ball?
8. Books → How much are the books? (“books” is plural)
We’re not being asked to calculate anything — just to form correct questions using “How much...?” based on the example.
Final Answer:
How much is the umbrella?
How much is the orange juice?
How much are the shoes?
How much are the jeans?
How much is the jacket?
How much is the bicycle?
How much is the soccer ball?
How much are the books?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prices worksheet.