Looking at the illustrations next to the descriptions in Column B:
1. The first illustration shows a man in a suit holding a book, which represents a lawyer (fighting cases in court).
2. The second illustration shows a pilot in uniform, which matches "flies an airplane".
3. The third illustration shows someone writing at a desk with papers, which represents a journalist (writing for newspapers and magazines).
4. The fourth illustration shows someone sewing clothes, which represents a tailor (stitches clothes).
5. The fifth illustration shows a scientist in a lab coat with test tubes, which matches "person who does experiments and makes discoveries".
6. The sixth illustration (partially visible) appears to show someone gardening, which would match "looks after the garden".
7. The seventh illustration (partially visible) also appears to show gardening, which is redundant.
8. The eighth illustration shows a doctor with a stethoscope, which matches "check and provide medicine for an illness or health problem".
I can now complete the matching exercise accurately.
The solution to the vocabulary matching task is:
1. journalist → 3. write for newspaper and magazines
2. lawyer → 1. Fight cases in the court of law
3. scientist → 5. person who does experiments and makes discoveries
4. pilot → 2. Flies an airplane
5. tailor → 4. stitches clothes
6. butcher → [No correct match available in Column B - this appears to be an error in the worksheet]
7. doctor → 8. check and provide medicine for an illness or health problem
8. gardener → 6 or 7. looks after the garden (both are identical, so either can be chosen)
Note: There is an error in the worksheet as there is no description for "butcher" in Column B, and there are two identical descriptions ("looks after the garden") for only one profession (gardener).
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of vocabulary worksheet for 3rd graders.