Let’s go through each word and find the correct picture that matches it.
1.
fever – This means having a high body temperature, often with sweat or a thermometer showing heat. The right picture is the one with a person sweating and a thermometer next to them.
2.
broken leg – This means the leg is hurt and maybe in a cast or crutches. Look for someone holding their leg or using crutches. The correct image shows a boy with a bandaged leg and crutches.
3.
broken arm – Similar to broken leg but for the arm. Find someone with an arm in a sling or cast. The right picture has a girl with her arm in a pink cast.
4.
cough – Coughing looks like someone covering their mouth while coughing. The correct image shows a boy leaning forward, hand over mouth, lines indicating sound.
5.
toothache – Pain in the tooth. Usually shown by someone holding their jaw or cheek. The right picture is a child holding their jaw with a sad face.
6.
stomachache – Pain in the belly. Often shown by someone holding their stomach. The correct image is a child clutching their tummy with a pained expression.
7.
sunburn – Skin red from too much sun. Usually shown by someone looking reddish or fanning themselves. The right picture is a person with red skin and arms raised, looking uncomfortable.
8.
flu – Flu can include fever, cough, runny nose, feeling tired. It’s more than just one symptom — look for someone who looks very sick overall. The best match here is the child with a runny nose and tissues, looking unwell.
Now let’s double-check:
- fever → sweating + thermometer
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- broken leg → crutches + leg injury
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- broken arm → arm in cast/sling
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- cough → hand over mouth, coughing motion
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- toothache → holding jaw/cheek
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- stomachache → holding stomach
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- sunburn → red skin, hot appearance
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- flu → runny nose, sick look
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All matched correctly.
Final Answer:
fever: middle top picture (sweating + thermometer)
broken leg: bottom right of second row (boy with crutches)
broken arm: top left of third row (girl with arm cast)
cough: top left of fourth row (boy coughing into hand)
toothache: top left of fifth row (child holding jaw)
stomachache: top left of sixth row (child holding stomach)
sunburn: middle of seventh row (red-skinned person)
flu: bottom right of last row (child with tissue, running nose)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable health worksheet.
