The document introduces various characters and objects, including Anna, a seven-year-old ballerina, and her friends and family. It contrasts different identities, such as a genie, a clown, and a mother, while also discussing colors and types of items, like toys and fruits. The text features a series of questions confirming or denying identities, emphasizing distinctions between similar characters.

1. I am Anna.
I am a ballerina.
I am not a teacher.
I am seven. I am not five.
It is a radio.
It is not a TV.
It is blue.
It is not black.
They are twins.
They are sisters.
They are not brothers.
They are Kate and Jane.
It is a car.
It is not a plane.
It is red.
It is not black.
It is a cake.
It is not a lemon.
It is pink.
It is not blue.
He is a genie.
he is not a boy.
He is blue.
He is not red.
They are apples.
They are not oranges.
They are red and yellow.
He is Tom.
He is a clown.
He is not a genie.
He is ten. He is not eleven.
She is Emma.
She is a baby.
She is not a doll.
She is one.
She is Amelia.
She is a mother
She is not a father.
She is nice.
Is he a Spiderman?
Yes, he is. He is a Spiderman.
Is he a doctor?
No, he is not. He is not a doctor.
She _____ one.
Is he Peter Pen?
Yes, he is. He is Peter pen.
Is He Aladdin?
No, He is not He _____ not Aladdin.
Is she Fiona?
Yes, she is she is not.
Is she Winx?
No, _____ _____ ______. She _____ not Winx.
Are they Nemo and Flounder?
Yes, _____ _____. They _____ __________ and Flounder.
_____ they Shrek and Donald?
No, _____ _____ ______. They _____ not _______ and Donald. They are fish.