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Nouns 33 (Age 5) - Including sight and safety

Nouns are naming words. This quiz helps children learn useful nouns, including sight and safety, through clear examples and simple vocabulary.

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Fascinating Fact:

If you have good sight, you can see clearly. Glasses can help some people’s sight.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that nouns can name things we use, things we need and ideas that help us in everyday life. Learning these words helps children speak clearly, understand stories and build confidence with reading and writing.

Key Terms

  • Noun: A word that names a person, place, animal, thing or idea.
  • Sight: The ability to see with your eyes.
  • Safety: Being protected from harm or danger.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a noun in KS1?

A noun in KS1 is a naming word. It can name a person, place, animal, object or idea, such as child, school, dog, chair or safety.

What does sight mean for children?

For children, sight means the ability to see. It helps people notice shapes, colours, movement and the things around them every day.

What does safety mean in simple words?

Safety means being safe and protected from harm. Children learn about safety at home, at school and when crossing roads or using equipment carefully.

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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 .
Disagreement, dispute, argument or fight
VOLUME
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There is likely to be a conflict between the two groups.
2 .
The way someone acts or responds to something
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CATEGORY
Her angry reaction surprised me.
3 .
The outer layer of your body
ROW
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SKIN
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My skin goes all wrinkly if I stay too long in the bath.
4 .
What you think is true or right
ISLAND
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She had a strong belief in fairness.
5 .
Vision or the ability to see
CONFIDENCE
ENTRY
SIGHT
ENGINE
She had to wear glasses now that her sight was failing.
6 .
Protection or security
PARK
WOOD
MEAL
SAFETY
Wearing a seat belt improves the safety of the passenger.
7 .
An evaluation or judgement
SUN
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ASSESSMENT
SECRET
The company carried out an assessment on the damage to the building.
8 .
Someone who draws or paints pictures
ARTIST
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INTRODUCTION
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The artist needed to get some new paintbrushes.
9 .
A tiny amount
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SPOT
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EXPERIMENT
You have a spot of ketchup on your shirt
10 .
Decision, finding or realisation
GENERATION
CONCLUSION
HEAT
SQUARE
He came to the conclusion he was simply no good at maths.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are nouns?

Author:  Sarah Garratty
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