Let’s go step by step through each sentence and match it with the correct job from the list.
We have these jobs to choose from:
pilot / waiter / English teacher / post man / baker / farmer / police officer / firefighter / taxi driver / doctor / chef / astronaut / flight attendant / barber / student
Now, let’s solve each one:
1. “I work in a hospital. I treat sick people.” → That’s a
doctor.
2. “I work in a school. I teach English.” → That’s an
English teacher.
3. “I work in a restaurant. I cook food.” → That’s a
chef.
4. “I drive a car. I drive people to where they want to go.” → That’s a
taxi driver.
5. “I wear a uniform. I catch criminals.” → That’s a
police officer.
6. “I fly to many countries. I work in a cockpit.” → That’s a
pilot.
7. “I take your order at a restaurant and I bring your food.” → That’s a
waiter.
8. “I grow crops and keep animals.” → That’s a
farmer.
9. “I put out fires and drive a big red truck.” → That’s a
firefighter.
10. “I fly in a rocket and go to space.” → That’s an
astronaut.
11. “I deliver letters and parcels to people’s houses.” → That’s a
post man.
12. “I work in an airplane but I am not a pilot.” → That’s a
flight attendant.
13. “I study at school and learn from teachers.” → That’s a
student.
14. “I bake bread and cakes.” → That’s a
baker.
15. “I cut men’s hair and shave their beards.” → That’s a
barber.
All jobs are used exactly once — perfect!
Final Answer:
1. doctor
2. English teacher
3. chef
4. taxi driver
5. police officer
6. pilot
7. waiter
8. farmer
9. firefighter
10. astronaut
11. post man
12. flight attendant
13. student
14. baker
15. barber
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet high school.
