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How well do you know the alphabet? Find out by playing this quiz.

Alphabetical Order (Letters)

This quiz looks at the alphabetical order of letters and asks KS1 children to alphabetise letters. The National Curriculum states that Year 1 pupils should be able to name and order all the letters of the alphabet.

This quiz will aid that learning in addition to giving children a solid foundation of literacy and the English language on which to build.

There are 26 letters in the alphabet. It’s important to know all the letters and their order.

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'Journey' begins with a 'j'; which letter follows 'j' in the alphabet?

A kicking 'k' makes the same sound as a curly 'c'.

What are the last three letters of the alphabet?

lmn

opq

xyz

rst

The letters 'x' and 'z' are two of the least used of the alphabet.

Tomato begins with the letter 't'; which letter follows 't' in the alphabet?

The letter 'u' sounds like the word 'you' and also happens to be the last letter in that word!

'Prize' beings with a 'p'; which letter comes before 'p' in the alphabet?

The most famous prize is a Nobel Prize and was first awarded in 1901.

What are the first five letters of the alphabet?

bcdef

acdbe

abcde

adcde

Don't forget which way the letter 'b' and 'd' face.

k l m n - which letter comes next?

Remembering that an octopus has eight legs will help you remember that an octagon has eight sides and both begin with the letter 'o'.

Which letter comes next? o p q

The more you get to know the alphabet, the better your writing will be.

'Woman' begins with a 'w'; which letter comes before 'w' in the alphabet?

If there is more than one woman, we say women.

'Hamster' begins with an 'h'; which letter follows 'h' in the alphabet?

Hamsters are nocturnal - this means they sleep during the day and are up at night.

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'Gum' begins with a 'g'; which letter follows 'g' in the alphabet?

The world's oldest piece of chewing gum is 9,000 years old!

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