Exercises A1 : learn Colors in English (answers)

These exercises will help you practice the colors introduced in the course. From red to green, test your knowledge of essential English color words through fun and varied activities.

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Exercise 1 : Choose the Right Color

Read each sentence carefully and choose the correct color word to complete it.

1. • red
   • blue
   • green
   • yellow
2. • blue
   • red
   • green
   • yellow
3. • green
   • blue
   • red
   • yellow
4. • yellow
   • green
   • blue
   • red

Correction

1. The sky on a clear day is blue.
2. Grass in a garden is usually green.
3. The sun looks bright and yellow in the sky.
4. A typical stop sign is red.

Exercise 2 : Match the Object to Its Color

Match each everyday object on the left with the correct color on the right. Then write a full sentence for each pair.

1. A banana
2. A leaf on a tree
3. A firetruck
4. The ocean

• It grows on a plant and is usually green.
• It is yellow and you can eat it.
• It is a vast body of salt water that covers much of the Earth and appears blue.
• It is a big red vehicle used to put out fires.

Correction

1. A banana – It is yellow and you can eat it.
2. A leaf on a tree – It grows on a plant and is usually green.
3. A firetruck – It is a big red vehicle used to put out fires.
4. The ocean – It is a vast body of salt water that covers much of the Earth and appears blue.

Exercise 3 : Fill in the Color

Complete each sentence by filling in the blank with the correct color word from the course.

1. Roses are often ___, and they are very beautiful.
2. The parrot in the cage has bright ___ feathers.
3. She is wearing a ___ dress, just like the color of the sky.
4. He picked a ___ flower from the garden because it looked like sunshine.

Correction

1. Roses are often red, and they are very beautiful.
2. The parrot in the cage has bright green feathers.
3. She is wearing a blue dress, just like the color of the sky.
4. He picked a yellow flower from the garden because it looked like sunshine.