Writing - Guess the Missing Words follows on from the Guess the Missing Word (singular rather than plural) quiz and aims to help KS1 children edit work and notice mistakes of omission. It helps children to think about what they have written and improves their literacy and English language skills.
It is really important to read through your work. This helps you make sure you make sense and haven’t missed any words. Have a look at these questions and spot the missing words.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Checking your writing makes sense
The Romans did conquer many countries including England.
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Their armies were called legions.
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They also invented concrete and aqueducts.
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If a sentence has missing words it can lose all sense and be difficult to understand.
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They weren't called kings and were only men.
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The ruler of all the gods, or the king of gods, was Zeus.
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Mount Olympus is a real place - it is a mountain in Greece.
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The answer should say 'Zeus had a brother called Poseidon.' Poseidon was god of the seas.
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It says there were two children and should go onto say who they were. Zeus actually had more than two children, he had many - too many to list.
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'If you looked at Medusa you would turn to stone!' Luckily Perseus beheaded her.
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