Let’s go through each question one by one and find the correct answer.
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1- How many balls?
Look at the picture — there are colorful balls. Count them carefully:
There are 15 balls in total.
→ Answer:
c) fifteen
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2- 9 + 4 = ?
Add 9 and 4:
9 + 4 = 13
→ Answer:
b) thirteen
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3- This is my ________.
The picture shows a group of people: mom, dad, kids, maybe a pet — that’s a family.
→ Answer:
a) family
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4- She is my ________.
The picture shows a woman with long hair — likely an aunt (since “uncle” and “dad” are male, “brother” is also male).
→ Answer:
a) aunt
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5- Who is that?
Picture shows an older woman with glasses — grandma. And it says “She’s...” so we use “she”.
→ Answer:
a) She’s my grandma.
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6- He is a ________ boy.
Picture shows a boy running fast — he’s not slow or sad.
→ Answer:
d) fast
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7- She is ________.
Picture shows a girl lifting weights — she looks strong, not weak or old.
→ Answer:
d) strong
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8- The book isn’t ________.
Picture shows a small child carrying a big book — so the book is NOT small.
→ Answer:
c) small
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9- They can ________.
Picture shows two kids climbing a tree.
→ Answer:
a) climb trees
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10- Can John ride a horse?
Picture shows a boy riding a horse — yes, he can. But look at the options:
“b) Yes, I can.” → wrong person (John, not “I”)
“a) Yes, he can.” → correct!
→ Answer:
a) Yes, he can.
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11- Peter is ________.
Picture shows a boy looking angry — frowning, hands on hips.
→ Answer:
d) angry
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12- The boy is ________ but the girl is ________.
Boy looks unhappy (frowning), girl looks happy (smiling, dancing).
→ Answer:
a) unhappy / happy
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13- She is an old ________.
Picture shows an elderly woman — so “woman”, not man/boy/girl.
→ Answer:
c) woman
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14- I have a ________.
Picture shows a kid holding a yellow kite.
→ Answer:
b) big kite
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15- I don’t have a ________.
Pictures show: truck, teddy bear, plane — all present except doll. So “I don’t have a doll”.
→ Answer:
b) doll
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Final Answer:
1-c, 2-b, 3-a, 4-a, 5-a, 6-d, 7-d, 8-c, 9-a, 10-a, 11-d, 12-a, 13-c, 14-b, 15-b
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of vocabulary worksheet for 3rd graders.
