The table shows family members. The pictures depict a girl and a boy. The words in the left column are 'aunt', 'sister', 'grandmother'. The words in the right column are 'uncle', 'father', 'cousin'. The task is to write the missing words, implying filling in the blanks in the table based on the images or context, which is not fully provided. Assuming the task is to match the images with the family members and complete the table. The images are stick figures. The left figure is a girl, the right figure is a boy. The words on the left are typically female family members, and on the right, male. However, without explicit labels or context to assign specific members to the stick figures, the task remains ambiguous. If we assume a common representation where the top row represents a couple or siblings, and subsequent rows represent other relatives, we still cannot definitively fill the blanks without more information or a clear visual cue for each stick figure. However, since there are empty cells, the most logical approach is to fill them with the remaining family members from the provided list.
Assumed completion based on common table structure and typical family member grouping:
aunt | uncle |
| sister | father |
| grandmother | cousin |
Answer: The table is presented as is in the image. Without further context or explicit instructions on what is 'missing', it is not possible to definitively fill in any blanks. However, if the intent was to pair them, a possible completion could be: top left - aunt, top right - uncle, middle left - sister, middle right - father, bottom left - grandmother, bottom right - cousin.