Let’s go through each question one by one. We’re choosing between “this,” “that,” “these,” or “those” based on whether the object is singular or plural, and whether it’s close (this/these) or far (that/those). In this worksheet, all arrows point to objects that are drawn at a distance — so we’ll use “that” for singular and “those” for plural.
1. The arrow points to
one box → singular + far → “that”
→ What is
that?
2. The arrow points to
two pencils → plural + far → “those”
→ What are
those?
3. The arrow points to
one tent → singular + far → “that”
→ What is
that?
4. The arrow points to
two crayons → plural + far → “those”
→ What are
those?
5. The arrow points to
one boat → singular + far → “that”
→ What is
that?
6. The arrow points to
two shirts → plural + far → “those”
→ What are
those?
7. The arrow points to
one mouse → singular + far → “that”
→ What is
that?
8. The arrow points to
two gems → plural + far → “those”
→ What are
those?
Final Answer:
1. that
2. those
3. that
4. those
5. that
6. those
7. that
8. those
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet on this and that.
