Directions: Write two answers to each question in your notebook. Look at the picture when you write your answers. The first answer is short and negative.  The second answer describes the picture. Use contractions in your answers.

Example: Question: Is this a glass of orange juice? Answer: No, it’s not. It’s a glass of milk.	a glass of milk

Is this a banana? 1. _________________________________________.	pineapple
Is he thin? 2. _________________________________________.	fat
Are these cows? 3. _________________________________________.	horses
Is he at home? 4. _________________________________________.	work
Is this spinach? 5. _________________________________________.	pizza
Is she sad? 6. _________________________________________.	happy
Are these peanuts? 7. _________________________________________.	french fries
Is this a book? 8. _________________________________________.	newspaper
Are these feet? 9. _________________________________________.	hands
Are these onions? 10. ___________________________________ _____.	flowers

Answers:

1. No, it’s not. It’s a pineapple.
2. No, he’s not. He’s fat.
3. No, they’re not. They’re horses.
4. No, he’s not. He’s at work.
5. No, it’s not. It’s pizza.
6. No, she’s not. She’s happy.
7. No, they’re not. They’re french fries.
8. No, it’s not. It’s a newspaper.
9. No, they’re not. They’re hands.
10. No, they’re not. They’re flowers.

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.