1. i see a ______.
2. sam ______.
3. i ______ sam.
4. tam ______.
5. i ______ tam.
(left side has yellow tiles with words: sam, mat, at, am; am, at, mat, sat; mat, sat, see, tam; at, mat, am, sat; at, mat, am, sat)

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# Brief Explanations:
1. For "I see a ______", the appropriate word from the options (mat, at, am, Sam etc.) that fits grammatically and contextually is "mat" (as "I see a mat" makes sense).
2. For "Sam ______", "sat" (from the options) can form "Sam sat" (past tense, makes sense).
3. For "I ______ Sam", "see" (from the options) forms "I see Sam" (present tense, correct).
4. For "Tam ______", "sat" or "am" etc., but "sat" or "am" – "Tam sat" or "Tam am" (but "Tam am" is incorrect, "Tam sat" is better, or "Tam at" no, so "sat" or "am" – but looking at options, "sat" or "am". Wait, the options for each blank: let's check the yellow boxes. For question 2, the yellow boxes are am, at, mat, sat. So "Sam sat" is correct. For question 3, yellow boxes are mat, sat, see, Tam – so "I see Sam" (use "see"). For question 4, yellow boxes (if we look at the third row? Wait, the first row of yellow boxes: Sam, mat, at, am. Second: am, at, mat, sat. Third: mat, sat, see, Tam. Fourth: at, mat, am, sat. Fifth: at, mat, am, sat. So:

1. I see a mat (from first row: mat is there).
2. Sam sat (from second row: sat is there).
3. I see Sam (from third row: see is there).
4. Tam sat (from fourth row: sat, or am? Tam sat makes sense, or Tam am? No, "Tam am" is wrong. So "sat".
5. I see Tam? Wait, no, the fifth question: "I ______ Tam". From the fifth row, options are at, mat, am, sat. Wait, no, the third row has "see". Wait, maybe I misread. Let's re-express:

Question 1: blank, options from first yellow row: Sam, mat, at, am. "I see a mat" (a + noun, mat is a noun).

Question 2: Sam ______, options from second yellow row: am, at, mat, sat. "Sam sat" (verb, sat is past tense).

Question 3: I ______ Sam, options from third yellow row: mat, sat, see, Tam. "I see Sam" (verb see).

Question 4: Tam ______, options from fourth yellow row: at, mat, am, sat. "Tam sat" (same as Sam sat).

Question 5: I ______ Tam, options from fifth yellow row: at, mat, am, sat. Wait, no, maybe "I see Tam" but "see" is in third row. Wait, maybe the fifth question's options are different. Wait, the user's image: let's parse each question's drop zone and the yellow boxes to the left.

Question 1: Drop zone, left yellow boxes: Sam, mat, at, am. So possible words: mat (noun, "a mat").

Question 2: Drop zone, left yellow boxes: am, at, mat, sat. So "sat" (Sam sat).

Question 3: Drop zone, left yellow boxes: mat, sat, see, Tam. So "see" (I see Sam).

Question 4: Drop zone, left yellow boxes: at, mat, am, sat. So "sat" (Tam sat).

Question 5: Drop zone, left yellow boxes: at, mat, am, sat. Wait, maybe "am"? No, "I am Tam" – but the subject is I, so "I am Tam" – but the blank is "I ______ Tam". Wait, "I see Tam" but "see" is in third row. Maybe the fifth question's options include "see" from third row? No, each question has its own left yellow boxes. Wait, maybe the third row's "see" is for question 3, and question 5 uses "see" from somewhere else. But according to the image, each question has a row of yellow boxes to the left. So:

1. mat
2. sat
3. see
4. sat
5. see (if "see" is available, but fifth row doesn't have see. Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Alternatively, for question 5: "I am Tam" – no, "I am Tam" would be "I am Tam", but the blank is "I ______ Tam". "I see Tam" is better, but "see" is in third row. Maybe the fifth question's left yellow boxes are at, mat, am, sat, so "I am Tam" is wrong, "I at Tam" no, "I mat Tam" no, "I sat Tam" no. So maybe the correct answers are:

1. mat
2. sat
3. see
4. sat
5. see (but "see" is in third row, maybe the fifth question uses "see" from third row? The image might have each question's left boxes as:

Q1: Sam, mat, at, am

Q2: am, at, mat, sat

Q3: mat, sat, see, Tam

Q4: at, mat, am, sat

Q5: at, mat, am, sat

So Q5: "I ______ Tam" – maybe "I see Tam" but "see" is in Q3's boxes. So perhaps the intended answers are:

1. mat

2. sat

3. see

4. sat

5. see (or maybe "am" but no).

But to answer each:

1. mat

2. sat

3. see

4. sat

5. see (or maybe "am" is wrong, so "see" if available. Alternatively, maybe the fifth question is "I am Tam" but that's a name, so "I am Tam" – but "am" is in fifth row. So "I am Tam" – but that's a statement of identity, while "I see Tam" is a statement of perception. Depending on context, but the words available:

For Q5, options: at, mat, am, sat. So "I am Tam" (using "am"). But "I am Tam" is correct grammatically (I + am + name). So:

1. mat

2. sat

3. see

4. sat

5. am

But let's confirm each:

1. I see a mat – correct (mat is a noun, a + mat).

2. Sam sat – correct (past tense, sat is verb).

3. I see Sam – correct (present tense, see is verb).

4. Tam sat – correct (same as Sam sat).

5. I am Tam – correct (I + am + name, stating identity).

Yes, that makes sense. So:

1. mat

2. sat

3. see

4. sat

5. am

# Answer:
1. mat
2. sat
3. see
4. sat
5. am

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