Practice worksheet for Class 1 students to choose between "this is," "that is," "these are," and "those are" based on images.

Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The task is to fill in the blanks with the correct demonstrative pronouns: this is, that is, these are, or those are.

We need to determine whether the object shown in the picture is:
- Close to the speaker → use this is (singular) or these are (plural)
- Far from the speaker → use that is (singular) or those are (plural)

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1. _________ Snoopy’s kennel.

- Image: A red doghouse with Snoopy inside.
- This is a single object (kennel), and it appears close (as if nearby).
- Answer: ✔ This is

> "This is Snoopy’s kennel."

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2. _________ the shoes I will wear today.

- Image: A child standing next to a pair of shoes.
- The shoes are near the person, and it's a pair (plural).
- Answer: ✔ These are

> "These are the shoes I will wear today."

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3. _________ some cherries.

- Image: A bowl with cherries on a table.
- The cherries are in the picture, likely close, and there are multiple cherries.
- Answer: ✔ These are

> "These are some cherries."

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4. _________ the ball Rohit had gifted me.

- Image: Two children playing with a ball in a field.
- The ball is far away (in the distance), so we use that.
- It's one ball → singular.
- Answer: ✔ That is

> "That is the ball Rohit had gifted me."

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5. _________ my children swimming inside the pool.

- Image: Multiple kids swimming in a pool.
- They are at a distance, and there are many children → plural.
- Answer: ✔ Those are

> "Those are my children swimming inside the pool."

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6. _________ my new dress.

- Image: A girl holding a new dress.
- The dress is close to her, and it's one item.
- Answer: ✔ This is

> "This is my new dress."

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7. _________ an orange.

- Image: A single orange.
- It's close (in the foreground), and singular.
- Answer: ✔ This is

> "This is an orange."

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8. _________ the prettiest flowers among all.

- Image: Three flower pots with flowers.
- The flowers are in the picture, but they're not necessarily near — however, since it's a group and they’re being shown as a set, and they are not far, we use these.
- But note: "among all" suggests comparison, but the image shows them clearly.
- Still, since the flowers are present and close, and plural, we use:
- Answer: ✔ These are

> "These are the prettiest flowers among all."

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9. _________ my clothes, for tomorrow.

- Image: A girl holding a dress (likely one outfit).
- It's one outfit, and close.
- Answer: ✔ This is

> "This is my clothes, for tomorrow."
> ⚠️ Note: Grammatically, “clothes” is plural, so better phrasing would be “These are my clothes...”
> But based on the image (only one dress), and the sentence structure, it might be intended as “This is” meaning the outfit as a whole. However, logically, clothes = plural → These are

✔ Best answer: These are

> "These are my clothes, for tomorrow."

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10. _________ the tallest animal among all.

- Image: A giraffe in a field with other animals.
- The giraffe is distant, and it's one animal.
- Answer: ✔ That is

> "That is the tallest animal among all."

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✔ Final Answers:

1. This is
2. These are
3. These are
4. That is
5. Those are
6. This is
7. This is
8. These are
9. These are
10. That is

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Summary Table:

| No. | Sentence | Correct Answer |
|-----|--------|----------------|
| 1 | _________ Snoopy’s kennel. | This is |
| 2 | _________ the shoes I will wear today. | These are |
| 3 | _________ some cherries. | These are |
| 4 | _________ the ball Rohit had gifted me. | That is |
| 5 | _________ my children swimming inside the pool. | Those are |
| 6 | _________ my new dress. | This is |
| 7 | _________ an orange. | This is |
| 8 | _________ the prettiest flowers among all. | These are |
| 9 | _________ my clothes, for tomorrow. | These are |
| 10 | _________ the tallest animal among all. | That is |

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