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Nouns 18 (Age 5) - Including access and addition

Nouns are naming words. In this KS1 Vocabulary quiz, children learn how access and addition can name actions, ideas and useful changes.

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Fascinating Fact:

Addition can also mean something extra that is added. An addition to a set is one more item.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that nouns can name things we use, do and understand. Words such as access and addition help children talk about getting and adding.

Key Terms

Noun: A word that names a person, place, thing or idea.
Access: A way to get to, use or enter something.
Addition: The act of adding something more.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a noun for KS1?

A noun for KS1 is a naming word. It names a person, place, thing or idea, such as child, park, toy or plan.

What does access mean in simple words?

Access means being able to get to or use something. A child may have access to books, games, a classroom or a playground.

What does addition mean for children?

Addition means adding something more. It can mean putting numbers together in maths or adding one more thing to a group.

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In each question you will be shown four words. All you have to do is choose which one matches the meaning given.

1 .

Working out the total of two or more numbers

HOTEL

CULTURE

ADDITION

SOLUTION

You have got full marks in the addition test - well done!

2 .

Physical strength or vitality

SENTENCE

MEMORY

ENERGY

ROCK

I haven't the energy to do the ironing this evening.

3 .

One of the features of something

ASPECT

SURPRISE

STONE

HOLIDAY

The torch is a new aspect of mobile phones.

4 .

Someone who buys something from a shop

COMPETITION

CONFERENCE

CUSTOMER

SPEED

The manager watched the customer carefully.

5 .

A particular occasion

INSTANCE

DEFENCE

MOUTH

STAR

He thought of the instance when he won an award for diving.

6 .

Being allowed to enter somewhere

FAVOUR

EDGE

OCCASION

ACCESS

Have you been given access to the science museum after hours?

7 .

Something you have to do as part of your job

PAYMENT

IMPORTANCE

SCIENCE

DUTY

It was Suzie's duty to keep the manager's diary updated.

8 .

The ability to do something in the future

POTENTIAL

TEXT

CHALLENGE

WEIGHT

He has the potential to go far in his new career.

9 .

An item or thing

ADVICE

OBJECT

AID

LIFT

Put that object down before you break it.

10 .

Someone who you visit when you are poorly

BILL

DOCTOR

CONTEXT

POSSIBILITY

If you're not better by tomorrow, we'll go and see the doctor.

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are nouns?

Author: Sarah Garratty

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