Directions: Write answers to each question in your notebook. Use "want" or "need" when you write your response.  

Example:

Question: What do you want? Answer: I want an orange .

What do you want? 1. _________________________________________.
What does she need? 2. _________________________________________.
What does he need? 3. _________________________________________.
What does John want for lunch? 4. _________________________________________.
How many eggs do you need? 5. _________________________________________.
What kind of a pet do the kids want? 6. _________________________________________.
Do they need any more rain? 7. _________________________________________.
What do I need to hear the news? 8. _________________________________________.
How much money do you need for the movie? 9. _________________________________________.
What does he need? 10. ________________________________________.

Answers:

1. I want some ice cream.
2. She needs an umbrella.
3. He needs a nap. (or) He needs some sleep.
4. He wants a sandwich. (or) He wants a hamburger.
5. I need two eggs.
6. They want a dog.
7. No, they don’t. (or) No, they don’t need any more rain.
8. You need a radio.
9. I need ten dollars.
10. He needs some medicine.

Here’s a tip: It’s a good idea to write out both the question and the anwer in your notebook. You can also draw a picture of each object or person. Writing and drawing will help improve your ability to memorize new words.