1. A bookshelf with handouts (free pamphlets, books, etc.) 2. A theme park character 3 .A pavilion 4. An entry box 5. A parking garage

Good question, Ekk! This definitely will help other English learners improve their vocabulary! Here are my answers: 1) Some might call it a "bookshelf". Since no books are placed in it, I would call it an "organizer" or "cubby". It may actually have many uses. 2) I would call this character a "theme park character" or an "amusement park character". The green item that is being worn by the person is a "costume". Here, it is a "frog costume". 3) This structure can have a few names in English: gazebo (may be round, square, or rectangular in shape; a permanent structure) and pavilion (usually this usually gives the idea/image of a temporary or portable seating area...one with a tent covering). Often, people call the area where you find this structure a "rest area". 4) This is a "contest drawing box" or a "drawing box". 5) This is a "parking structure" or a "parking garage". It may be underground or above ground. It usually has many levels, too. Most times a person must pay to park his vehicle here.

1. A bookshelf 2.A person wearing a frog suit 3. A shelter(unless it has a specific purpose such as a bus shelter) 4. A contest entry box or draw box 5. a parkade

1. A bookshelf(You knew) 2. A frogman(You may use search it here images.google.com for frogman) 3. A shelter(For non-native speaker, it is sufficient.) 4. A collector(An entry box is good) 5. Car-park, garage ... I think your English is good enough to describe all these. Do not think too much. I believe your own answer can be better than mine, and they are right.