Answer: 1. Mum, 2. brown, 3. tall, 4. dad, 5. The image is unclear, but it likely refers to a number of siblings or relatives, possibly 'brothers' or 'sisters'. The text mentions 'grandparents have got three', which is grammatically unusual. Assuming it refers to children of the grandparents, 'children' or 'grandchildren' would fit. If it refers to siblings of parents, 'aunts/uncles' could fit. Due to ambiguity, a definitive answer cannot be provided. 6. The text states 'She is 15', but the relationship is unclear. 7. fair, 8. children, 9. Grandfather, grandmother, 10. curly, 11. The relationship is unclear. 'Bob and Lisa are 15' is followed by 'twins', suggesting Bob and Lisa are twins. The next part is 'They are very big.', followed by '9. Grandfather and grandmother.' It's unclear if 'Bob and Lisa' are the parents of the speaker or other relatives. The sentence 'Her hair is 20' is also ambiguous as to whose hair is being described. The word 'straight' is provided after an unclear number. 'Bob is my 10. uncle' seems to be a fill-in-the-blank with the word 'uncle' being provided. 'She's name is Anne' is also a fill-in-the-blank. 12. The number 10 is provided. 13. The text refers to 'Anne' as the name. 14. The number 20 is provided. 15. twins, 16. uncle.