Greenfield School's "Worksheet 4" for Mid-term I Revision, asking students to evaluate statements based on images.

Let’s go through each question one by one. We’ll look at the picture and read the sentence, then decide if it’s true (tick ✓) or false (cross ✗).

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Question 0:
Picture: A robot
Sentence: “This is a guitar.”
→ That’s not a guitar — it’s a robot. So this is false → already marked with ✗. ✔

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Question 1:
Picture: Paint palette and brush → that’s for art!
Sentence: “We’ve got art on wednesday.”
→ The picture shows art tools, so it makes sense that they have art class. But we don’t know what day it is from the picture — wait, actually, the sentence says “on wednesday” — but the picture doesn’t tell us the day. Hmm… but in these worksheets, usually the picture matches the sentence logically. Since it’s an art picture, and the sentence says “we’ve got art”, it’s probably meant to be true. Also, “wednesday” is capitalized? No — it’s lowercase, which might be a typo, but we ignore that.
→ Likely true → put ✓

Wait — let’s think again. The sentence says “We’ve got art on wednesday.” The picture shows art supplies. There’s no calendar or day shown. But in context of the worksheet, since the image matches “art”, and the sentence is about having art, it’s safe to say it’s true.
✔ Tick (✓)

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Question 2:
Picture: A desk
Sentence: “There is a desk.”
→ Yes! That’s exactly what’s in the picture.
✔ Tick (✓)

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Question 3:
Picture: Musical notes → that’s music, not PE (Physical Education)
Sentence: “My favourite subject is PE.”
→ The picture shows music, so if someone’s favorite subject were PE, they’d show running shoes or a ball. This doesn’t match.
✔ Cross (✗)

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Question 4:
Picture: Math equation “3+2=5” → that’s math, not English
Sentence: “She’s got English on Monday.”
→ The picture is math, so saying she has English doesn’t match.
✔ Cross (✗)

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Question 5:
Picture: Skateboard
Sentence: “This is a skateboard.”
→ Perfect match!
✔ Tick (✓)

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Question 6:
Picture: Bookcase (shelves with books)
Sentence: “There is a door next to the bookcase.”
→ Look closely — there’s NO door in the picture. Just the bookcase.
✔ Cross (✗)

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Question 7:
Picture: Mirror (with frame and reflection lines)
Sentence: “There is a mirror.”
→ Yes, that’s a mirror.
✔ Tick (✓)

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Question 8:
Picture: Rug with books ON TOP of it
Sentence: “There are books under the rug.”
→ Books are ON the rug, not UNDER. So this is wrong.
✔ Cross (✗)

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Question 9:
Picture: Two cameras
Sentence: “These are cameras.”
→ Yes! Exactly.
✔ Tick (✓)

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Question 10:
Picture: Teacher standing next to a green board
Sentence: “The teacher is next to the board.”
→ Yes, she’s right beside it.
✔ Tick (✓)

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Now let’s list all answers clearly:

0. ✗ (already given)
1. ✓
2. ✓
3. ✗
4. ✗
5. ✓
6. ✗
7. ✓
8. ✗
9. ✓
10. ✓

Final Answer:
0. ✗
1. ✓
2. ✓
3. ✗
4. ✗
5. ✓
6. ✗
7. ✓
8. ✗
9. ✓
10. ✓