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Problem Overview:
The task involves unscrambling words and using them to answer questions in the past simple tense. The first letter of each word is underlined, which provides a clue for solving the puzzle.
Solution:
#### Step 1: Unscramble the Words
We will unscramble each word based on the given letters and the context of the question.
1. Yesterday: Already provided.
2. Last night: Letters are "sfla gnihT". Unscrambled: last night.
3. This morning: Letters are "itsH minmog". Unscrambled: this morning.
4. Breakfast: Letters are "assekbrifT". Unscrambled: breakfast.
5. Arrive: Letters are "irvegr". Unscrambled: arrive.
6. Exercise: Letters are "sergxeci". Unscrambled: exercise.
7. Watch: Letters are "chwat". Unscrambled: watch.
8. Homework: Letters are "ewmorhok". Unscrambled: homework.
9. Spend: Letters are "enpds". Unscrambled: spend.
10. Magazine: Letters are "ezgmain". Unscrambled: magazine.
11. Restaurant: Letters are "rarsnftau". Unscrambled: restaurant.
12. Happy: Letters are "pyhap". Unscrambled: happy.
13. Busy: Letters are "sbuy". Unscrambled: busy.
14. Early: Letters are "erlY". Unscrambled: early.
15. Deaf: Letters are "debor". Unscrambled: deaf.
#### Step 2: Answer the Questions Using the Past Simple Tense
Now that we have unscrambled all the words, we can use them to answer the questions in the past simple tense.
1. What did you do yesterday?
- Example: I played soccer yesterday.
2. What time did you go to bed last night?
- Example: I went to bed at 10 PM last night.
3. What time did you get up this morning?
- Example: I got up at 7 AM this morning.
4. What did you eat for breakfast?
- Example: I ate cereal for breakfast.
5. What time did you arrive in class today? Were you late?
- Example: I arrived at 8:15 AM. No, I was not late.
6. Did you do any exercise last week? If 'yes', what kind?
- Example: Yes, I exercised. I ran every day.
7. Did you watch TV yesterday? If 'yes', what TV program?
- Example: Yes, I watched TV. I watched a movie.
8. Did you do school homework yesterday? If 'yes', what kind?
- Example: Yes, I did homework. I worked on math problems.
9. How much money did you spend yesterday? What did you buy?
- Example: I spent $20. I bought a book.
10. Did you read a book or magazine last week? If 'no', why not?
- Example: Yes, I read a book. It was very interesting.
11. Did you eat at a restaurant last week? If 'yes', what did you eat?
- Example: Yes, I ate at a restaurant. I had pizza.
12. How did you feel yesterday? Were you happy? Why, or why not?
- Example: I felt great yesterday. Yes, I was happy because I spent time with friends.
13. Did you do a lot of things yesterday? Were you busy?
- Example: Yes, I did a lot of things. Yes, I was busy.
14. Were you early this morning? Did you need to drink a cup of coffee?
- Example: Yes, I was early. No, I didn't need coffee.
15. Did you do some fun things last weekend, or were you deaf?
- Example: Yes, I did some fun things last weekend. I went hiking.
Final Answer:
The unscrambled words and answers are as follows:
1. yesterday
2. last night
3. this morning
4. breakfast
5. arrive
6. exercise
7. watch
8. homework
9. spend
10. magazine
11. restaurant
12. happy
13. busy
14. early
15. deaf
Each question can be answered using these words in the past simple tense, as demonstrated above.
Final Answer:
\boxed{
\text{Unscrambled Words: yesterday, last night, this morning, breakfast, arrive, exercise, watch, homework, spend, magazine, restaurant, happy, busy, early, deaf}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of simple past tense worksheet.