1. Q: What part of your body connects your leg to your foot?
A: That’s the ankle.
1. Q: What part of your face is on each side of your nose?1.
A: That’s your chin.
2. Q: What do you bend when you eat or lift something?
A: I bend my elbow.
1. Q: What do birds use to eat their food?
A: They use their beak to eat.
1. Q: What do you call the time around 12 o’clock in the afternoon?
A: That time is called midday.
1. Q: What part of the body do humans use to feed a baby?
A: The baby drinks milk from the breast.
2. Q: What do you exercise when you lift weights?
A: You exercise your muscles.
1. Q: What do you call the hair that grows on a man’s chin and cheeks?
A: It’s called a beard.
1. Q: What do you call the child of your aunt or uncle?
A: That person is my cousin.
1. Q: What vegetable can be baked, boiled, or fried to make French fries?
A: A potato.
4. Q: Where do women often wear high shoes for fashion?
A: On their heel — it’s called a high heel.
1. Q: What part of your face is on each side of your nose?
A: That’s your cheek.
1. Q: What do cows and goats have on their heads?
A: They have a horn on their heads.
3. Q: Where do you wear a backpack?
A: On my back.
1. Q: What organ helps you breathe air in and out?
A: The lung helps you breathe.
1. Q: What do we use to smell, taste, see, hear, and touch things?
A: We use our five senses.
2. Q: When does a new day begin on the clock?
A: At midnight.
2. Q: What comes out when you get a cut?
A: Blood comes out.
1. Q: What covers a bird’s body and helps it fly?
A: A feather covers its body and helps it fly.
1. Q: What do you call sweet food that grows on trees or plants, like apples or bananas?
A: That’s a fruit.
1. Q: What do you use in a pan to fry food?
A: I use oil.
2. Q: What do you use to think, learn, and remember things?
A: You use your brain.
1. Q: What vegetable can make you cry when you cut it?
A: An onion can make you cry.
1. Q: What protects a turtle’s body?
A: A shell protects its body.