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153 quizzes
KS1 English Quizzes
Principal quiz writer Finola WallerMEd, experienced primary school teacher and English co-ordinator
- Abbreviations (Mr., Mrs.)
- Adjectives - Adding 'er' and 'est'
- Adjectives 1
- Adjectives 2
- Adverbs 1
- Adverbs 2
- Alliteration
- Alphabet - Upper and Lower Case Letters 1
- Alphabet - Upper and Lower Case Letters 2
- Alphabet - Upper and Lower Case Letters 3
- Alphabetical Order (Letters)
- Alphabetical Order (Words)
- Animal Noises
- Antonyms
- Apostrophes - Contractions (Adding 'Have' and 'Had')
- Apostrophes - Contractions (Adding 'Not')
- Apostrophes - Contractions (Adding 'Will', 'Would' and 'Are')
- Apostrophes - Plural Possessive (to Proper Nouns and Nouns)
- Apostrophes - Singular Possessive (to Nouns)
- Apostrophes - Singular Possessive (to Proper Nouns)
- Book Titles
- Capital Letters and Full Stops
- Capital Letters and Spellings of Days
- Capital Letters and Spellings of Months
- Capital Letters for Book Titles
- Capital Letters for Proper Nouns
- Commas for a List
- Compound Words
- Comprehension - A Letter to the Queen (Summer of Year 1)
- Comprehension - Aliens Stole My Homework (Summer of Year 2)
- Comprehension - Inference
- Comprehension - Monkey Facts (Year 1)
- Conjunctions
- Conjunctions - And or But
- Connectives
- Dates and Positional Numbers
- Dialogue Tags (Said, Asked, Replied)
- Dialogue Tags (Whispered, Shouted, Exclaimed)
- Exclamation Marks
- Fiction or Non-Fiction Texts
- Homophones 1
- Homophones 2
- Indefinite Articles 'A' or 'An'
- Letters - Consonants
- Letters - Vowels
- Narrative - First Person
- Narrative - Third Person
- Nouns - Collective
- Nouns - Feminine and Masculine
- Nouns - Identifying
- Nouns - Singular and Collective
- Onomatopoeia
- Past Tense - Ate or Eaten
- Past Tense - Bought or Brought
- Past Tense - Gave or Given
- Phonics - Digraphs (Consonant)
- Phonics - Digraphs (Vowel)
- Phonics - Graphemes (2, 3 and 4-letter)
- Phonics - Graphemes (2-letter)
- Phonics - Phonemes (Consonant and Vowel)
- Phonics - Phonemes (Consonant)
- Phonics - Split Digraphs
- Phonics - Tri Digraphs
- Poetry - Acrostic Poems
- Prepositions 1
- Prepositions 2
- Pronouns
- Proverbs
- Punctuation
- Question Marks
- Question Words
- Reading - Fairy Tales Characteristics
- Reading - Fairy Tales Characters
- Rhyming Words 1
- Rhyming Words 2
- Sentences - Completing
- Sentences - Openers
- Similes
- Speech Marks
- Syllables
- Synonyms 1
- Synonyms 2
- Tense - Adding 'ing' and 'ed'
- Verbs
- Verbs - Future Tense
- Verbs - Past Tense (Adding 'ed')
- Verbs - Past Tense (Irregular) 1
- Verbs - Past Tense (Irregular) 2
- Verbs - Past Tense (Irregular) 3
- Verbs - Past Tense (Was, Were)
- Verbs - Present Tense
- Vocabulary - Occupations
- Vocabulary - Occupations (Missing Words)
- Word Order 1
- Word Order 2
- Word Patterns (Categories, Odd One Out)
- Writing - Colours
- Writing - Guess the Missing Letter
- Writing - Guess the Missing Letters
- Writing - Guess the Missing Sounds
- Writing - Guess the Missing Word
- Writing - Guess the Missing Words
- Writing - Numbers
- Young Animals
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 01
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 02
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 03
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 04
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 05
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 06
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 07
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 08
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 09
- Practice - Grammar and Punctuation - 10
- Practice - Reading - 02
- Practice - Reading - 03
- Practice - Reading - 04
- Practice - Reading - 05
- Practice - Reading - 06
- Practice - Reading - 07
- Practice - Reading - 08
- Practice - Reading - 09
- Practice - Reading - 10
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 01
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 02
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 03
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 04
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 05
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 06
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 07
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 08
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 09
- Practice - Speaking and Listening - 10
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 01
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 02
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 03
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 04
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 05
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 06
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 07
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 08
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 09
- Practice - Vocabulary Development - 10
- Practice - Writing - 01
- Practice - Writing - 02
- Practice - Writing - 03
- Practice - Writing - 04
- Practice - Writing - 05
- Practice - Writing - 06
- Practice - Writing - 07
- Practice - Writing - 08
- Practice - Writing - 09
- Practice - Writing - 10
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125 quizzes
KS2 English Quizzes
Principal quiz writer Sheri SmithPhD in English Literature and experienced English teacher
- Adjectives 01
- Adjectives 02
- Adverbs 01
- Adverbs 02
- Alliteration
- Alphabetising
- Antonyms
- Apostrophes to Mark Omission
- Apostrophes to Mark Possession
- Asking Questions
- Capital Letters 01
- Capital Letters 02
- Clauses and Phrases
- Commas 01
- Commas 02
- Complex Sentences
- Compound Words
- Comprehension 01
- Comprehension 02
- Comprehension 03
- Connectives / Conjunctions 01
- Connectives / Conjunctions 02
- Direct Speech
- Fact and Opinion
- First, Second and Third Person
- Improving Vocabulary 01
- Improving Vocabulary 02
- Improving Vocabulary 03
- Indirect Speech
- Metaphors
- Negatives
- Nouns 01
- Nouns 02
- Onomatopoeia
- Paragraphing
- Prefixes
- Prepositions
- Pronouns
- Punctuation
- Rhyme
- Sentence Openers
- Similes
- Spelling: -igh
- Spelling: -le
- Spelling: -or-, -oor-, and -ore-
- Spelling: -ough
- Spelling: Double Consonants
- Spelling: Graphemes
- Spelling: ie or ei?
- Spelling: Phonemes
- Spelling: Plurals 01
- Spelling: Plurals 02
- Spelling: Unstressed Vowels 01
- Spelling: Unstressed Vowels 02
- Spelling: w and wh
- Spelling: y and i
- Standard English
- Statement, Question or Command?
- Subject / Verb Agreement
- Suffixes
- Syllables
- Synonyms
- Text Features
- Their, They're and There
- Verbs 01
- Verbs 02
- Writing Explanations
- Writing Instructions
- Writing Letters
- Writing Narrative
- Writing Persuasively
- Writing Playscripts
- Writing Recounts
- Writing Reports
- Your and You're
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 01
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 02
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 03
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 04
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 05
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 06
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 07
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 08
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 09
- Practice - Fiction and Non-Fiction - 10
- Practice - Poetry - 01
- Practice - Poetry - 02
- Practice - Poetry - 03
- Practice - Poetry - 04
- Practice - Poetry - 05
- Practice - Poetry - 06
- Practice - Poetry - 07
- Practice - Poetry - 08
- Practice - Poetry - 09
- Practice - Poetry - 10
- Practice - Reading - 01
- Practice - Reading - 02
- Practice - Reading - 03
- Practice - Reading - 04
- Practice - Reading - 05
- Practice - Reading - 06
- Practice - Reading - 07
- Practice - Reading - 08
- Practice - Reading - 09
- Practice - Reading - 10
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 01
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 02
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 03
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 04
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 05
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 06
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 07
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 08
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 09
- Practice - Vocabulary and Grammar - 10
- Practice - Writing - 01
- Practice - Writing - 02
- Practice - Writing - 03
- Practice - Writing - 04
- Practice - Writing - 05
- Practice - Writing - 06
- Practice - Writing - 07
- Practice - Writing - 08
- Practice - Writing - 09
- Practice - Writing - 10
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76 quizzes
11 Plus English Quizzes
Principal quiz writer Frank EvansSpecialist 11 Plus teacher and tutor
- 11 Plus English Gap-Finder
- Adjectives
- Adjectives 2
- Adverbs
- Adverbs 2
- Alliteration
- Alphabetising
- Antonyms
- Apostrophes to Mark Omission
- Apostrophes to Mark Possession
- Asking Questions
- Capital Letters
- Capital Letters 2
- Clauses and Phrases
- Commas
- Commas 2
- Complex Sentences
- Compound Words
- Comprehension
- Comprehension 2
- Comprehension 3
- Connectives / Conjunctions
- Connectives / Conjunctions 2
- Direct Speech
- Fact and Opinion
- First, Second and Third Person
- Improving Vocabulary
- Improving Vocabulary 2
- Improving Vocabulary 3
- Indirect Speech
- Metaphors
- Negatives
- Nouns
- Nouns 2
- Onomatopoeia
- Paragraphing
- Prefixes
- Prepositions
- Pronouns
- Punctuation
- Rhyme
- Sentence Openers
- Similes
- Spelling: -igh
- Spelling: -le
- Spelling: -or-, -oor-, and -ore-
- Spelling: -ough
- Spelling: Double Consonants
- Spelling: Graphemes
- Spelling: ie or ei?
- Spelling: Phonemes
- Spelling: Plurals
- Spelling: Plurals 2
- Spelling: Unstressed Vowels
- Spelling: Unstressed Vowels 2
- Spelling: w and wh
- Spelling: y and i
- Standard English
- Statement, Question or Command?
- Subject / Verb Agreement
- Suffixes
- Syllables
- Synonyms
- Text Features
- Their, They're and There
- Verbs
- Verbs 2
- Writing Explanations
- Writing Instructions
- Writing Letters
- Writing Narrative
- Writing Persuasively
- Writing Playscripts
- Writing Recounts
- Writing Reports
- Your and You're
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146 quizzes
KS3 English Quizzes
Principal quiz writer Sue DaishEnglish teacher, Principal Examiner, exam paper writer and published author
- KS3 English Gap-Finder
- Adjectives 01
- Adjectives 02
- Adverbs 01
- Alliteration 01
- Alphabetical Sorting 01
- Alphabetical Sorting 02
- Antonyms 01
- Antonyms 02
- Antonyms 03
- Antonyms 04
- Apostrophes (Because of Omission) 01
- Apostrophes (Revision) 01
- Apostrophes (To Show Plural Possession) 01
- Apostrophes (To Show Possession) 01
- Assonance 01
- Capital Letters 01
- Capital Letters 02
- Definitions 01
- Homophones 01
- Homophones 02
- Homophones 03
- Idioms 01
- Letter Writing (Basics) 01
- Letter Writing (Formal) 01
- Letter Writing (Informal) 01
- Mnemonics 01
- Nouns (Abstract) 01
- Nouns (Abstract) 02
- Nouns (Basics) 01
- Nouns (Collective) 01
- Nouns (Collective) 02
- Nouns (Irregular Plural) 01
- Nouns (Proper) 01
- Onomatopoeia 01
- Onomatopoeia 02
- Prefixes 01
- Prefixes 02
- Prefixes and Suffixes 01
- Prefixes and Suffixes 02
- Prepositions 01
- Prepositions 02
- Pronouns 01
- Pronouns 02
- Punctuation (Avoiding Comma Splicing) 01
- Punctuation (Commas and Inverted Commas) 01
- Punctuation (Commas to Separate Clauses) 01
- Punctuation (Commas) 01
- Punctuation (Exclamation Marks) 01
- Punctuation (Full Stops) 01
- Punctuation (Revision) 01
- Rhetorical Questions 01
- Rhyme 01
- Sentences (Complex) 01
- Sentences (Connectives) 01
- Sentences (Connectives) 02
- Sentences (Relative Clauses) 01
- Sentences (Subject and Object) 01
- Sentences (Types) 01
- Sentences (Types) 02
- Similes 01
- Similes 02
- Spelling (Common Mistakes) 01
- Spelling (Plurals for nouns ending in f or fe) 01
- Spelling (Plurals for words ending in o) 01
- Spelling (Plurals for words ending in y) 01
- Spelling (Singular and Plural Nouns) 01
- Standard English 01
- Standard English 02
- Standard English 03
- Suffixes 01
- Suffixes 02
- Suffixes 03
- Syllables (Counting) 01
- Syllables (Monosyllables) 01
- Synonyms 01
- Synonyms 02
- Synonyms 03
- Synonyms 04
- Text (Identifying Different Types) 01
- Verbs (Active and Passive Voice) 01
- Verbs (Basics) 01
- Verbs (Modal) 01
- Verbs (Present and Past Tenses) 01
- Vocabulary Building (Discourse Markers) 01
- Vocabulary Building (Persuasive Words) 01
- Words (Alliteration, Simile, Rhyme, Personification) 01
- Words (Class Recognition) 01
- Words (Using Questions) 01
- Words Used in Connection with Literature 01
- Words Used in Connection with The Media 01
- Words Used in Geography 01
- Words Used in Maths 01
- Words Used in Science 01
- Writing Directions 01
- Writing Instructions 01
- Practice - Creative Writing - 01
- Practice - Creative Writing - 02
- Practice - Creative Writing - 03
- Practice - Creative Writing - 04
- Practice - Creative Writing - 05
- Practice - Creative Writing - 06
- Practice - Creative Writing - 07
- Practice - Creative Writing - 08
- Practice - Creative Writing - 09
- Practice - Creative Writing - 10
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 01
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 02
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 03
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 04
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 05
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 06
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 07
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 08
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 09
- Practice - Grammar and Language - 10
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 01
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 02
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 03
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 04
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 05
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 06
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 07
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 08
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 09
- Practice - Non-Fiction - 10
- Practice - Reading - 01
- Practice - Reading - 02
- Practice - Reading - 03
- Practice - Reading - 04
- Practice - Reading - 05
- Practice - Reading - 06
- Practice - Reading - 07
- Practice - Reading - 08
- Practice - Reading - 09
- Practice - Reading - 10
- Practice - Writing - 01
- Practice - Writing - 02
- Practice - Writing - 03
- Practice - Writing - 04
- Practice - Writing - 05
- Practice - Writing - 06
- Practice - Writing - 07
- Practice - Writing - 08
- Practice - Writing - 09
- Practice - Writing - 10
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261 quizzes
GCSE English Quizzes
Principal quiz writer Sheri SmithPhD in English Literature and experienced English teacher
GCSE English Language and General English
61 quizzes covering language, writing, grammar, analysis and general English skills
- GCSE English Gap Finder
- Audience and Purpose
- Bias
- Character
- Constructing an Argument
- Constructing an Essay
- Dramatic Techniques
- Emotive Language
- Grammar 01
- Grammar 02
- Grammar 03
- How Writers Achieve Effects
- Imagery
- Language Change
- Language Variation
- Literary Techniques
- Literary Terms 01
- Literary Terms 02
- Metaphors
- Mood
- Non-fiction
- Paragraphing
- Paraphrasing
- Personification
- Plot
- Poetic Techniques
- Poetry - Because I could not stop for death
- Poetry - Daddy
- Poetry - Do not go gentle into that good night
- Poetry - Hawk Roosting
- Poetry - My Heart is Like a Withered Nut
- Poetry - My Last Duchess
- Poetry - My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun
- Poetry - Sadie and Maud
- Poetry - The Interrogation
- Poetry - You will be hearing from us shortly
- Presentational Devices
- Punctuation 01
- Punctuation 02
- Punctuation 03
- Register and Audience
- Relative Pronouns
- Setting
- Similes
- Speech Techniques
- Spelling 01
- Spelling 02
- Spelling 03
- Spoken Language
- Standard English
- Theme
- Using Evidence from the Text
- Writing a Conclusion
- Writing a Letter
- Writing a Review
- Writing about Literature
- Writing an Introduction
- Writing Descriptively
- Writing Narrative
- Writing Persuasively
- Writing to Advise
GCSE English Literature
200 quizzes covering 20 set texts
Principal quiz writer Sheri Smith PhD in English Literature and experienced English teacher
- A Christmas Carol - Character
- A Christmas Carol - Context
- A Christmas Carol - Dialogue
- A Christmas Carol - Extract 1
- A Christmas Carol - Extract 2
- A Christmas Carol - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- A Christmas Carol - Language
- A Christmas Carol - Setting
- A Christmas Carol - Themes
- A Christmas Carol - Understanding the Text
- An Inspector Calls - Character
- An Inspector Calls - Context
- An Inspector Calls - Dialogue
- An Inspector Calls - Extract 1
- An Inspector Calls - Extract 2
- An Inspector Calls - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- An Inspector Calls - Language
- An Inspector Calls - Setting
- An Inspector Calls - Themes
- An Inspector Calls - Understanding the Text
- Animal Farm - Character
- Animal Farm - Context
- Animal Farm - Dialogue
- Animal Farm - Extract 1
- Animal Farm - Extract 2
- Animal Farm - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Animal Farm - Language
- Animal Farm - Setting
- Animal Farm - Themes
- Animal Farm - Understanding the Text
- Anita and Me - Character
- Anita and Me - Context
- Anita and Me - Dialogue
- Anita and Me - Extract 1
- Anita and Me - Extract 2
- Anita and Me - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Anita and Me - Language
- Anita and Me - Setting
- Anita and Me - Themes
- Anita and Me - Understanding the Text
- DNA - Character
- DNA - Context
- DNA - Dialogue
- DNA - Extract 1
- DNA - Extract 2
- DNA - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- DNA - Language
- DNA - Setting
- DNA - Themes
- DNA - Understanding the Text
- Jane Eyre - Character
- Jane Eyre - Context
- Jane Eyre - Dialogue
- Jane Eyre - Extract 1
- Jane Eyre - Extract 2
- Jane Eyre - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Jane Eyre - Language
- Jane Eyre - Setting
- Jane Eyre - Themes
- Jane Eyre - Understanding the Text
- Lord of the Flies - Character
- Lord of the Flies - Context
- Lord of the Flies - Dialogue
- Lord of the Flies - Extract 1
- Lord of the Flies - Extract 2
- Lord of the Flies - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Lord of the Flies - Language
- Lord of the Flies - Setting
- Lord of the Flies - Themes
- Lord of the Flies - Understanding the Text
- Macbeth - Character
- Macbeth - Context
- Macbeth - Dialogue
- Macbeth - Extract 1
- Macbeth - Extract 2
- Macbeth - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Macbeth - Language
- Macbeth - Setting
- Macbeth - Themes
- Macbeth - Understanding the Text
- Much Ado About Nothing - Character
- Much Ado About Nothing - Context
- Much Ado About Nothing - Dialogue
- Much Ado About Nothing - Extract 1
- Much Ado About Nothing - Extract 2
- Much Ado About Nothing - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Much Ado About Nothing - Language
- Much Ado About Nothing - Setting
- Much Ado About Nothing - Themes
- Much Ado About Nothing - Understanding the Text
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Character
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Context
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Dialogue
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Extract 1
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Extract 2
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Language
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Setting
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Themes
- My Mother Said I Never Should - Understanding the Text
- Never Let Me Go - Character
- Never Let Me Go - Context
- Never Let Me Go - Dialogue
- Never Let Me Go - Extract 1
- Never Let Me Go - Extract 2
- Never Let Me Go - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Never Let Me Go - Language
- Never Let Me Go - Setting
- Never Let Me Go - Themes
- Never Let Me Go - Understanding the Text
- Of Mice and Men - Character
- Of Mice and Men - Context
- Of Mice and Men - Dialogue
- Of Mice and Men - Extract 1
- Of Mice and Men - Extract 2
- Of Mice and Men - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Of Mice and Men - Language
- Of Mice and Men - Setting
- Of Mice and Men - Themes
- Of Mice and Men - Understanding the Text
- Pride and Prejudice - Character
- Pride and Prejudice - Context
- Pride and Prejudice - Dialogue
- Pride and Prejudice - Extract 1
- Pride and Prejudice - Extract 2
- Pride and Prejudice - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Pride and Prejudice - Language
- Pride and Prejudice - Setting
- Pride and Prejudice - Themes
- Pride and Prejudice - Understanding the Text
- Romeo and Juliet - Character
- Romeo and Juliet - Context
- Romeo and Juliet - Dialogue
- Romeo and Juliet - Extract 1
- Romeo and Juliet - Extract 2
- Romeo and Juliet - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Romeo and Juliet - Language
- Romeo and Juliet - Setting
- Romeo and Juliet - Themes
- Romeo and Juliet - Understanding the Text
- Silas Marner - Character
- Silas Marner - Context
- Silas Marner - Dialogue
- Silas Marner - Extract 1
- Silas Marner - Extract 2
- Silas Marner - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Silas Marner - Language
- Silas Marner - Setting
- Silas Marner - Themes
- Silas Marner - Understanding the Text
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Character
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Context
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Dialogue
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Extract 1
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Extract 2
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Language
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Setting
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Themes
- Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Understanding the Text
- The Crucible - Character
- The Crucible - Context
- The Crucible - Dialogue
- The Crucible - Extract 1
- The Crucible - Extract 2
- The Crucible - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- The Crucible - Language
- The Crucible - Setting
- The Crucible - Themes
- The Crucible - Understanding the Text
- The Merchant of Venice - Character
- The Merchant of Venice - Context
- The Merchant of Venice - Dialogue
- The Merchant of Venice - Extract 1
- The Merchant of Venice - Extract 2
- The Merchant of Venice - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- The Merchant of Venice - Language
- The Merchant of Venice - Setting
- The Merchant of Venice - Themes
- The Merchant of Venice - Understanding the Text
- The Woman in Black - Character
- The Woman in Black - Context
- The Woman in Black - Dialogue
- The Woman in Black - Extract 1
- The Woman in Black - Extract 2
- The Woman in Black - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- The Woman in Black - Language
- The Woman in Black - Setting
- The Woman in Black - Themes
- The Woman in Black - Understanding the Text
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Character
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Context
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Dialogue
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Extract 1
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Extract 2
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Illustrating and Supporting Points
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Language
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Setting
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Themes
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Understanding the Text
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83 quizzes
Specialist Quizzes
Principal quiz writer Tony Rennick Art and Literature Critic
Specialist Books Quizzes
83 quizzes covering authors, literary genres, fictional characters and places, nursery rhymes and poetry
Explore authors, literary genres, famous fictional characters and places, nursery rhymes and poetry. These Books quizzes sit within the Specialist category and are not tied to a single curriculum stage, but they provide useful wider reading and literary knowledge for English studies.
- Author - Agatha Christie
- Author - Beatrix Potter
- Author - C S Lewis
- Author - Catherine Cookson
- Author - Charles Dickens 1
- Author - Charles Dickens 2
- Author - Charles Dickens 3
- Author - Charles Dickens 4
- Author - Charlotte Brontë
- Author - Clive Cussler
- Author - D H Lawrence
- Author - Dan Brown
- Author - Danielle Steel
- Author - Emily Brontë
- Author - Enid Blyton
- Author - Ernest Hemingway
- Author - Geoffrey Chaucer
- Author - George Orwell
- Author - H G Wells
- Author - J K Rowling
- Author - J R R Tolkien
- Author - James Joyce
- Author - Jane Austen
- Author - John Grisham
- Author - Jules Verne
- Author - Lewis Carroll
- Author - Maeve Binchy
- Author - Michael Crichton
- Author - Oscar Wilde
- Author - Patricia Cornwell
- Author - Roald Dahl
- Author - Robert Louis Stevenson
- Author - Rudyard Kipling
- Author - Samuel Johnson
- Author - Sidney Sheldon
- Author - Sir Walter Scott
- Author - Stephen King
- Author - Terry Pratchett
- Author - Thomas Hardy
- Author - Tom Clancy
- Author - William Shakespeare 1
- Author - William Shakespeare 2
- Author - William Shakespeare 3
- Author - William Shakespeare 4
- Fictional Characters - Dr. John H. Watson
- Fictional Characters - Sherlock Holmes
- Fictional Characters 1
- Fictional Characters 2
- Fictional Characters 3
- Fictional Characters 4
- Fictional Creatures 1
- Fictional Creatures 2
- Fictional Places 1
- Fictional Places 2
- Fictional Places 3
- Genre - Adventure Novels
- Genre - Autobiographies 1
- Genre - Autobiographies 2
- Genre - Autobiographies 3
- Genre - Autobiographies 4
- Genre - Biographies
- Genre - Childrens Literature 1
- Genre - Childrens Literature 2
- Genre - Childrens Literature 3
- Genre - Childrens Literature 4
- Genre - Classic Literature 1
- Genre - Classic Literature 2
- Genre - Crime Fiction
- Genre - Horror 1
- Genre - Horror 2
- Genre - Horror 3
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