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📖 English, Years 4 to 6

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10 questions. Get 8 right to earn 10 minutes. All 10 right = +5 bonus. They start easy and get harder as you go, so treat the first few as a warm-up. Every one you miss comes back with the answer and why.

1. Which of these is an adjective (a describing word)?

quicklyhappyjumptable

2. Which of these is a verb (a doing word)?

jumptablehappyquickly

3. Which word in this sentence should start with a capital letter: 'we visited wellington last week'?

lastvisitedweekWellington

4. What does the apostrophe show in the phrase 'the cat's tail'?

That the word 'tail' is pluralThat the sentence is a questionThat there is more than one catThat the tail belongs to the cat

5. Most English plurals are formed by adding what to the end of a word?

lyingeds or es

6. What is the plural of 'child'?

childrenschildschildeschildren

7. Which word correctly completes this sentence: '___ dog is barking loudly.'

TheirThereThey'reThen

8. Which word correctly completes this sentence: '___ going to the beach tomorrow.'

WearWhereWereWe're

9. Which sentence correctly uses a comma after an introductory phrase and commas in a list?

After school, Mia packed her bag, tied her shoes and left.After school, Mia packed her bag tied her shoes, and left.After, school Mia packed her bag, tied her shoes, and left.After school Mia packed her bag tied her shoes and left.

10. Which sentence correctly joins two ideas using a comma and a joining word?

I wanted to go outside, but it was raining.I wanted to go outside but, it was raining.I wanted to go outside but it was, raining.I wanted, to go outside but it was raining.

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