We will use the て-form of adjectives to describe the pictures. Adjectives in the て-form conjugate much like verbs, ending in either ‘て’ or ‘で.’

Here we are to explain that the restaurant is inexpensive and delicious. We already have most of the sentence made for us, so we answer as follows:
あのレストランの食べ物は安くて、おいしいです。
（あのレストランの食べものはやすくて、おいしいです。）

We will use the て-form of adjectives to describe the pictures. Adjectives in the て-form conjugate much like verbs, ending in either ‘て’ or ‘で.’

Here we are to explain that the town is quiet and boring. We already have most of the sentence made for us, so we answer as follows:
町は静かで、つまらないです。
（まちはしずかで、つまらないです。）

We will use the て-form of adjectives to describe the pictures. Adjectives in the て-form conjugate much like verbs, ending in either ‘て’ or ‘で.’

Here we are to explain that the cat is very small and cute. We already have most of the sentence made for us, so we answer as follows:
猫はとても小さくて、かわいいです。
（ねこはとてもちいさくて、かわいいです。）

We will use the て-form of adjectives to describe the pictures. Adjectives in the て-form conjugate much like verbs, ending in either ‘て’ or ‘で.’

Here we are to explain that our room is new and very clean. We already have most of the sentence made for us, so we answer as follows:
部屋は新しくて、とてもきれいです。
（へやはあたらしくて、とてもきれいです。）

We will use the て-form of adjectives to describe the pictures. Adjectives in the て-form conjugate much like verbs, ending in either ‘て’ or ‘で.’

Here we are to explain that the temple is old and interesting. We already have most of the sentence made for us, so we answer as follows:
このお寺は古くて、面白いです。
（このおてらはふるくて、おもしろいです。）

We will use the て-form of adjectives to describe the pictures. Adjectives in the て-form conjugate much like verbs, ending in either ‘て’ or ‘で.’

Here we are to explain that Yoko has long hair and big eyes. When you are describing two separate features of a person or thing, you will need to mark each described feature with its own instance of the particle ‘が.’ If you are saying that both features have the same description, you can simply combine the two features with the particle ‘と’ and mark the combined nouns with ‘が,’ as in the following: ‘目と髪が茶色です。（めとかみがちゃいろです。）

We already have most of the sentence made for us, so we answer as follows:
ようこさんは髪が長くて、目が大きいです。
（ようこさんはかみがながくて、めがおおきいです。）