Let’s solve this worksheet step by step.
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Part A: Write the missing vowels in the following words. Use the clues.
We need to fill in the blanks with vowels (a, e, i, o, u) so that each word matches the clue.
1.
t _ _ s t → (slice of bread)
→ “toast” fits! So:
t o a s t
2.
t _ m p l _ → (a place of worship)
→ “temple” fits! So:
t e m p l e
3.
_ p r _ n → (used while cooking)
→ “apron” fits! So:
a p r o n
4.
_ p r _ l → (a month)
→ “April” fits! So:
a p r i l
5.
_ r d _ → (a language)
→ “Urdu” fits! So:
u r d u
6.
s _ _ l → (a sea animal)
→ “seal” fits! So:
s e a l
7.
_ g l _ _ → (a type of house)
→ “igloo” fits! So:
i g l o o
8.
l _ t _ s → (a type of flower)
→ “lotus” fits! So:
l o t u s
9.
p _ m _ gr _ n _ t _ → (a name of a fruit)
→ “pomegranate” fits! Let’s break it down:
p o m e g r a n a t e → so blanks are:
o, e, a, a, e
10.
p _ mpk _ n → (a name of a vegetable)
→ “pumpkin” fits! So:
p u m p k i n
✔ All Part A answers checked and match clues.
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Part B: Fill in the blanks with ‘a’ or ‘an’.
Rule: Use
“an” before words that start with a vowel *sound* (not just letter). Use
“a” before consonant sounds.
Let’s go one by one:
1. ___ egg → “egg” starts with vowel sound →
an
2. ___ doctor → “doctor” starts with consonant sound →
a
3. ___ iceberg → “iceberg” starts with vowel sound →
an
4. ___ cookie → “cookie” starts with consonant sound →
a
5. ___ woman → “woman” starts with consonant sound →
a
6. ___ snake → “snake” starts with consonant sound →
a
7. ___ fox → “fox” starts with consonant sound →
a
8. ___ university → “university” starts with “yoo” sound → consonant sound →
a
9. ___ ostrich → “ostrich” starts with vowel sound →
an
10. ___ oven → “oven” starts with vowel sound →
an
11. ___ banana → “banana” starts with consonant sound →
a
12. ___ elephant → “elephant” starts with vowel sound →
an
13. ___ house → “house” starts with consonant sound →
a
14. ___ hour → “hour” is silent ‘h’, so sounds like “our” → vowel sound →
an
✔ All Part B answers follow the rule correctly.
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Final Answer:
A.
1. toast
2. temple
3. apron
4. April
5. Urdu
6. seal
7. igloo
8. lotus
9. pomegranate
10. pumpkin
B.
1. an
2. a
3. an
4. a
5. a
6. a
7. a
8. a
9. an
10. an
11. a
12. an
13. a
14. an
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for english.
