Daily Use Words Worksheet
Word tip (Picture it): Picture the thing in your mind: where is it, and what do we do with it? Match the word to its job: a fridge keeps food cold, a broom sweeps the floor. Sort words into groups — rooms, furniture, things we eat with, things we wear — to spot the odd one out.
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- 1.Which word means “used to sweep the floor”? (a) key (b) iron (c) doormat (d) broom
- 2.Which word is the odd one out? (a) pan (b) plate (c) ladle (d) kitchen
- 3.Which word means “shows the time”? (a) clock (b) lamp (c) bed (d) dustbin
- 4.Which word is the odd one out? (a) frock (b) kurta (c) stool (d) shirt
- 5.Which word means “the top cover of a house”? (a) fridge (b) blanket (c) roof (d) dustbin
- 6.Which word is the odd one out? (a) bathroom (b) bedroom (c) shirt (d) kitchen
- 7.Which word means “a room where we bathe”? (a) mirror (b) bathroom (c) blanket (d) bedroom
- 8.Which word means “steps to go up and down”? (a) kitchen (b) clock (c) bedroom (d) stairs
- 9.Which word means “soft thing for the head”? (a) pillow (b) stairs (c) iron (d) cupboard
- 10.Which word is the odd one out? (a) stool (b) chair (c) ladle (d) bed
- 11.Fill the gap: Switch on the ___ — it is very hot. (a) tap (b) clock (c) mirror (d) fan
- 12.What does “broom” mean? (a) a room where we cook (b) used to sweep the floor (c) carries water (d) shows the time
- 13.What does “cupboard” mean? (a) shows your own face (b) a room where we sleep (c) we wipe our feet on it (d) keeps clothes and things
- 14.What does “roof” mean? (a) soft thing for the head (b) the top cover of a house (c) used to sweep the floor (d) keeps food cold
- 15.Which word is the odd one out? (a) saree (b) chair (c) sock (d) shirt
- 16.What does “blanket” mean? (a) soft thing for the head (b) dries us after a bath (c) keeps us warm in bed (d) keeps clothes and things
- 17.Fill the gap: Throw the banana peel in the ___. (a) mirror (b) fridge (c) dustbin (d) pillow
- 18.Fill the gap: Draw the ___ so the hot sun does not come in. (a) taps (b) clocks (c) stairs (d) curtains
- 19.Fill the gap: After a bath, I dry myself with a ___. (a) bucket (b) broom (c) towel (d) clock
- 20.What does “curtain” mean? (a) we sleep on it (b) cloth hung at a window (c) keeps us warm in bed (d) a long, soft seat
- 21.What does “lamp” mean? (a) used to sweep the floor (b) the top cover of a house (c) a long, soft seat (d) gives light at night
- 22.What does “towel” mean? (a) dries us after a bath (b) makes clothes smooth (c) water comes out of it (d) moves air to cool us
- 23.Which word means “cloth hung at a window”? (a) towel (b) broom (c) bucket (d) curtain
- 24.Fill the gap: Mum sweeps the floor with a ___. (a) clock (b) towel (c) pillow (d) broom
- 25.Which word is the odd one out? (a) saree (b) table (c) shirt (d) frock
- 26.Fill the gap: We eat rice from a ___. (a) broom (b) pillow (c) stool (d) plate
- 27.Which word is the odd one out? (a) kurta (b) cap (c) sofa (d) frock
- 28.Which word means “we sleep on it”? (a) bed (b) window (c) curtain (d) bedroom
- 29.Which word means “carries water”? (a) curtain (b) window (c) bucket (d) lamp
- 30.Fill the gap: We keep milk and vegetables cold in the ___. (a) mirror (b) fridge (c) bucket (d) cupboard
- 31.Which word means “moves air to cool us”? (a) fan (b) towel (c) sofa (d) shelf
- 32.What does “window” mean? (a) lets in light and air (b) dries us after a bath (c) we throw rubbish in it (d) keeps clothes and things
- 33.Which word means “dries us after a bath”? (a) sofa (b) towel (c) curtain (d) key
- 34.Which word is the odd one out? (a) chair (b) stool (c) kurta (d) bed
- 35.Fill the gap: Switch on the ___; it is too dark to read. (a) lamp (b) tap (c) fridge (d) fan
- 36.Which word is the odd one out? (a) spoon (b) sock (c) plate (d) pan
- 37.Fill the gap: On a cold night, I sleep under a warm ___. (a) mirror (b) bucket (c) towel (d) blanket
- 38.Which word means “keeps food cold”? (a) fridge (b) blanket (c) broom (d) bedroom
- 39.Which word is the odd one out? (a) sofa (b) dining room (c) table (d) stool
- 40.Which word means “keeps clothes and things”? (a) blanket (b) cupboard (c) roof (d) towel
Answer key
- broom
- kitchen
- clock
- stool
- roof
- shirt
- bathroom
- stairs
- pillow
- ladle
- fan
- used to sweep the floor
- keeps clothes and things
- the top cover of a house
- chair
- keeps us warm in bed
- dustbin
- curtains
- towel
- cloth hung at a window
- gives light at night
- dries us after a bath
- curtain
- broom
- table
- plate
- sofa
- bed
- bucket
- fridge
- fan
- lets in light and air
- towel
- kurta
- lamp
- sock
- blanket
- fridge
- dining room
- cupboard
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