The image contains a worksheet for a game called 'DICE WAR'. The game involves rolling dice and performing actions based on the outcome. The worksheet is structured as a table with dice faces on the top row and corresponding actions in the cells below. The question asks to analyze this image. Since no specific question is asked about the image content, I will describe the structure of the worksheet and list all the actions associated with each dice roll.

Description of the 'DICE WAR' Worksheet

The worksheet is designed for a game called 'DICE WAR' and features a table with a fairy-tale theme. The top row displays different dice faces (from 1 to 6 dots). Each column below a dice face lists corresponding actions or scenarios related to fairy tale characters and settings.

Actions based on Dice Rolls:

Dice Face: 1 Dot

• The prince (meet) a princess.


• A princess (eat) an apple.


• The glass shoe (fit) her foot.


• The prince (ride) a horse.


• A white owl (fly) at night.

Dice Face: 2 Dots

• A dragon (come) to a castle.


• The queen (make) a cake.


• A king (sit) under the tree.


• A unicorn (drink) water.


• The queen (sit) on the throne.

Dice Face: 3 Dots

• A princess (go) to a ball.


• A boy (find) a magic lamp.


• A bear (see) a girl in his house.


• A troll (stand) on the bridge.


• The horse (run) very fast.

Dice Face: 4 Dots

• A princess (see) a kind fairy.


• The frog (become) a princess.


• A mermaid (swim) in the sea.


• The king (speak) English.


• The prince (leave) the castle.

Dice Face: 5 Dots

• An evil witch (fly) on a broom.


• The beast (grow) his flowers.


• A princess (lose) her shoe.


• A pirate (send) a letter.


• The queen (feel) very happy.

Dice Face: 6 Dots

• (No actions are listed for a dice roll of 6 in the provided image.)