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Verbs 11 (Age 5) - Including test and rule

Verbs are doing words. This quiz helps children learn useful verbs, including test and rule, through simple meanings and everyday examples.

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Fascinating Fact:

Rule can also mean to control something, like “The referee rules the game”. They make the decisions.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that verbs are action words that tell us what people do. These verbs help children talk about checking, deciding and following instructions.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that tells what someone or something does.
Test: To try something out or check how well it works.
Rule: To control, decide or tell what should happen.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a verb in KS1?

A verb in KS1 is a doing word. It tells what a person, animal or thing is doing, such as run, jump, test or rule.

What does test mean for children?

For children, test means to check something or try it out. You might test an idea, test if something works or test what you have learnt.

What does rule mean in simple words?

Rule can mean to control or decide what happens. It can also be used when someone is in charge of a game, a place or a choice.

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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 .

To try to do something

ACHIEVE

ATTEMPT

REPRESENT

ARGUE

"I will attempt to make the coin disappear," said the magician.

2 .

To make something from scratch

REGARD

KILL

CREATE

WEAR

Shall we create a robot from these bits of metal?

3 .

To receive or agree to take something

PREPARE

DISCUSS

ENJOY

Please accept my apologies for being so thoughtless.

4 .

To try something out to see if it works

TEST

SUPPLY

CATCH

PROVE

Let's test the kite to see if it flies.

5 .

To remain or pause for a time

FAIL

NOTICE

WAIT

MANAGE

I had to wait ages for the bus to turn up.

6 .

To reign over a country

RULE

THANK

OCCUR

MARK

When I grow up, I want to rule the world.

7 .

To offer goods for money

PRESS

EXIST

INTRODUCE

SELL

If we sell a few more cupcakes, we'll have enough money to go to the cinema.

8 .

To exchange money for items

SEEK

PLEASE

PICK

SPEND

This afternoon I'm going to spend my birthday money.

9 .

To go somewhere by car

SERVE

DRIVE

DOUBT

FIGHT

We're going to drive to the new funfair this weekend.

10 .

To observe or look at

ATTACK

WATCH

AIM

FEAR

You can watch television once you've done your homework.

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What is a verb?

Author: Sarah Garratty

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