Let’s go through each picture one by one and pick the correct word that matches what you see.
1.
Picture of a person behind a counter with a register → That’s a
cashier. (Not “bag” — that doesn’t fit.)
2.
Hand holding green bills → That’s
cash. (Not “customer” — the hand is giving money, not being a person shopping.)
3.
Shopping cart full of groceries → That’s a
trolley. (In some places it’s called a cart, but here “trolley” is the right choice over “bag”.)
4.
Storefront with awning → That’s a
shop. (Not “price” — that’s a number or tag, not a building.)
5.
Hand holding a blue plastic card → That’s a
credit card. (Not “coins” — coins are round metal money.)
6.
Blue circle saying “50% OFF” → That’s a
sale. (Not “trolley” — that’s for carrying things.)
7.
Tag with “$10” on it → That’s a
price. (Not “wallet” — wallet holds money, this shows how much something costs.)
8.
Orange paper bag with handles → That’s a
bag. (Not “till” — till is where money is kept at checkout.)
9.
Woman looking at her phone while holding a small bag → She’s a
customer. (Not “trolley” — she’s not pushing a cart.)
10.
Gold coins falling → Those are
coins. (Not “shop” — shop is a place, these are money pieces.)
11.
Open brown leather thing with slots for cards and cash → That’s a
wallet. (Not “bag” — too big and different shape.)
12.
Machine with buttons and screen at checkout → That’s a
till. (Also called a cash register — not “sale”, which is a discount.)
Now let’s list all the correct answers in order:
Final Answer:
cashier
cash
trolley
shop
credit card
sale
price
bag
customer
coins
wallet
till
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for shopping.
