Describing people

Where are they?

• They are sitting down.

• They are happy.

• They are in the forest.

• They are a family.

Who is wearing a red shirt?

• The mother is wearing a red shirt.

• The father is wearing a red shirt.

• The son is wearing a red shirt.

• The daughter is wearing a red shirt.

What are they doing?

• They are happy.

• They are sitting on a bridge.

• They are smiling.

• There are four people in the picture.

What does the mother look like?

• She has long brown hair.

• She has red lips.

• She is holding her daughter.

• She is sitting on the right hand side.

How old is the son?

• She is one year old.

• He is a boy.

• He is one year old.

• He is young.

How many people are in the picture?

• There is a father, mother, and two children.

• There are two parents.

• There are two children.

• There are four people.

Are the children playing on the swing?

• Yes

• No

What do you call a chair with wheels, that old people sometimes sit it?

• A rolling chair

• A rolling stool

• A wheelchair

What do you call the lines on the face of a grandmother?

• Folds

• Faults

• Winking

• Wrinkles

• Laugh lines

What is the opposite of neat?

• messy

• tidy

• slob

• clean