What Are You Doing?

The correct answer is "They are playing football." This is evident from the given options where it is stated that Nick and Jim are playing football. The other options mention different activities such as tennis, water polo, and eating chips, which are not relevant to the question.

The correct answer is "They're eating breakfast." This answer is supported by the use of the pronoun "they," indicating a group of boys. The verb "eating" suggests an action related to consuming food, and the noun "breakfast" specifies the type of meal being consumed.

The correct answer is "They're wearing trousers." This answer is supported by the question asking about what the girls are wearing. The response specifically states that the girls are wearing trousers, which directly addresses the question.

The correct answer is "They are reading books." This answer is supported by the question asking what Jason and Panagiotis are reading. The other options, such as singing, reading comics, and dancing, are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be considered as the correct answer.

The given correct answer is "I'm wearing a T-shirt." This answer is the appropriate response to the question "What are you wearing?" as it provides the specific item of clothing that the person is currently wearing.

The correct answer is "He's eating chips" because the question asks about what "he" is eating, and the statement "He's eating chips" directly answers that question.

The given correct answer "We're cooking pizza!" is the response that matches the question "What are you cooking?" This answer indicates that the speaker is currently preparing pizza.

The correct answer is "She's playing basketball." This answer is supported by the pronoun "she" in the question, which indicates that the question is asking about the activity of a female person. The verb "playing" suggests that the person is engaged in a sport or game. Among the given options, only "She's playing basketball" matches these criteria.

The correct pronoun for an animal like a cat is "it" unless a specific gender is being emphasized. Therefore, the correct answer is "It's drinking milk," where "it" refers to the cat, and "drinking milk" describes the action. The other options use incorrect pronouns or verbs for this context.

The correct answer is "They're playing football" because the question asks what activity "they" are engaged in, and the only option that matches the question is the one that states "They're playing football."