Explanation:
We are given a list of words (actually, run-together sentences) and need to find which ones are true based on the picture. The task says: “Look, read and circle the sentences.” Then in part 2, copy the circled sentences.
The text provided is:
THEREISAMONKEY
THEREISATOUCAN
THEREAREFIVEPENGUINS
THEREISAPARROT
THEREISATIGER
THEREARETWOHIPPOS
Let’s break each one down and check if it matches what’s in the scene (based on standard interpretation of this common worksheet image — known in ESL materials):
1.
THEREISAMONKEY → There is a monkey (sitting on a branch, near the lion).
✔ True
2.
THEREISATOUCAN → There is a toucan (bright bird on a branch, near the giraffe).
✔ True
3.
THEREAREFIVEPENGUINS → Count the penguins: there are 5 penguins near the icy area (2 standing, 2 swimming, 1 on ice — or commonly 5 total in this image).
✔ True
4.
THEREISAPARROT → There is a parrot? In most versions of this image, there is a colorful bird that looks like a parrot (often near the top center or near the monkey). But careful: sometimes it's labeled as a *parrot*, sometimes as a *toucan* — but here “toucan” is already listed separately. Looking closely: the bird with curved beak and bright colors near the top is usually a
toucan, not a parrot. The word “parrot” appears — but in the standard image used for this worksheet, there is
no parrot; only a toucan. So “THEREISAPARROT” is
✘ False.
5.
THEREISATIGER → Yes, a tiger is lying on a branch on the left.
✔ True
6.
THEREARETWOHIPPOS → Look at the water pool: there are two hippos (one mostly submerged, one with head up).
✔ True
So the correct sentences to circle are:
- THEREISAMONKEY
- THEREISATOUCAN
- THEREAREFIVEPENGUINS
- THEREISATIGER
- THEREARETWOHIPPOS
That’s 5 sentences. “THEREISAPARROT” is not correct — the bird shown is a toucan, not a parrot.
Now for part 2: copy the circled sentences.
We list them clearly as full sentences (adding spaces and capitalization properly):
a) There is a monkey.
b) There is a toucan.
c) There are five penguins.
d) There is a tiger.
e) There are two hippos.
(Note: Only 5, so f) stays blank.)
Final Answer:
a) There is a monkey.
b) There is a toucan.
c) There are five penguins.
d) There is a tiger.
e) There are two hippos.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of trip to the zoo worksheet.