Write Mr. / Mrs.
Look and choose.
School Life: Titles (Mr. / Mrs.) and School Vocabulary
KEY FORMULA / RULE:
- Mr. is used before the surname of a man (male).
- Mrs. is used before the surname of a married woman (female).
- Match each school vocabulary word with the picture that correctly illustrates its meaning.
SOLUTION STEPS
Activity 15 — Write Mr. / Mrs.
Look at the gender of each person to choose the correct title:
- Mr. Köksal (Man — already given as an example)
- Mrs. Smith (Woman with long brown hair)
- Mr. Parlak (Young man wearing a plaid shirt)
- Mr. Cage (Older man wearing glasses and a black polo shirt)
- Mrs. Dean (Woman with grey hair wearing a white collared shirt)
Activity 16 — Look and Choose
Match each vocabulary term with the correct image (a or b):
- Library \rightarrow b
- a) School building exterior.
- b) Room filled with bookshelves and study tables (Library).
- Teacher \rightarrow b
- a) Two pupils studying at desks.
- b) An adult woman standing in front of the board teaching (Teacher).
- Garden \rightarrow a
- a) Outdoor green area with trees and grass (Garden).
- b) Indoor school hallway/corridor.
- Lunch hall \rightarrow b
- a) Classroom with a teacher and blackboard.
- b) Dining area with tables and chairs for eating meals (Lunch hall).
- Pupil \rightarrow a
- a) A young schoolgirl/student (Pupil).
- b) An adult businessman in a suit.
- Playground \rightarrow a
- a) Outdoor open area for sports and recreation (Playground).
- b) Indoor office space.
FINAL ANSWER:
Activity 15:
- Mr. Köksal
- Mrs. Smith
- Mr. Parlak
- Mr. Cage
- Mrs. Dean
Activity 16:
- Library: b
- Teacher: b
- Garden: a
- Lunch hall: b
- Pupil: a
- Playground: a
EXAM INSIGHT / PITFALL: Remember that pupil means a young student in primary school, whereas teacher refers to the person instructing the class. Always distinguish between indoor school spaces (lunch hall, library) and outdoor school areas (garden, playground).