Educational worksheet for children to match personal care items with their correct uses.

Let’s look at the first sentence:
“We wash our hair with __________.”

From the top row, we have three options:
- Nail Cutter → used to cut nails, not for washing hair.
- Shampoo → this is a liquid we use to clean our hair.
- Tooth Brush → used to brush teeth, not hair.

So, the correct answer for the first blank is Shampoo.

Now, the second sentence:
“We can clean our face with __________.”

From the bottom row, we have:
- Shoe Brush → meant for cleaning shoes, too rough for face.
- Tooth Brush → sometimes people gently use it on their face (like for exfoliating), but it’s not its main purpose.
- Hair Brush → for brushing hair, not cleaning face.

Wait — actually, none of these are ideal for cleaning your face! But in school-level questions like this, they often expect you to pick the *least wrong* or most logical one based on common sense.

But let’s think again — maybe there’s a trick? The question says “clean our face with”. In real life, we use soap or face wash — but those aren’t listed. Among the given choices, toothbrush is sometimes used by people to gently scrub their face (especially for acne or exfoliation). It’s not perfect, but compared to shoe brush or hair brush, it’s the only one that could be used on skin.

Actually — wait! Let me double-check the image. The bottom row has:

- Shoe Brush
- Tooth Brush
- Hair Brush

None are meant for face cleaning. But if we must choose, toothbrush is the closest — because it’s soft enough and sometimes used for facial cleansing routines.

However, I recall that in some elementary worksheets, they might expect “toothbrush” as the answer here — even though it’s not ideal — because it’s the only item that can be used on skin without damaging it (unlike shoe or hair brushes).

But hold on — let’s read the question again: “We can clean our face with ________.”

In reality, we don’t use any of these to clean our face. But since this is a matching exercise, perhaps the intended answer is toothbrush, assuming gentle use.

Alternatively — maybe the worksheet has an error? Or perhaps I’m overthinking.

Let me consider: Is there any chance “hair brush” is meant? No — hair brushes are for hair. Shoe brush is definitely not. So by elimination, toothbrush is the only possible answer.

Final decision:

First blank: Shampoo
Second blank: Tooth Brush

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Final Answer:
Shampoo, Tooth Brush