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Verbs 19 (Age 5) - Including publish and obtain

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

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Fascinating Fact:

You can obtain a sticker by earning it. You can obtain a book from the library by borrowing it.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that verbs are action words that tell us what people do. These verbs help children talk about getting things and sharing work with others.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that tells what someone or something does.
Publish: To share writing, pictures or work so other people can see it.
Obtain: To get or receive something.

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, publish or obtain.

What does publish mean for children?

For children, publish means sharing work so other people can read or see it. A child might publish a story, a class book or a display piece.

What does obtain mean in simple words?

Obtain means to get something. Children can obtain books, stickers, information or help by borrowing, earning, asking or finding what they need.

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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 do an activity to keep fit

FLY

LAUGH

EXERCISE

RECOGNISE

He liked to exercise by riding his bike.

2 .

To liken two or more things

THROW

COMPARE

MISS

I can only compare the feeling to being really scared.

3 .

To let something go

PROPOSE

RACE

REVEAL

RELEASE

Shall we release the bird back into the wild?

4 .

To allow or give

GRANT

LISTEN

PUSH

COPY

I grant you permission to stay up late on Saturday.

5 .

To choose a political party in an election

VOTE

REFLECT

REPLACE

POST

He decided to vote for a different party this time.

6 .

To state or make known

ANNOUNCE

ASSUME

SLEEP

PROMISE

They were going to announce their engagement at the weekend.

7 .

To make available to lots of people

JUDGE

PREVENT

PUBLISH

WELCOME

The magazine said they would publish her article in the next issue.

8 .

To move from one place to another

ADMIT

TRAVEL

REFUSE

ENABLE

I prefer to travel to school by car.

9 .

To admire or value

FILL

DEFINE

RESPECT

I respect your decision even though I disagree.

10 .

To get or achieve

WORRY

INTEND

OBTAIN

DISCOVER

You must obtain a guest pass before entering the club.

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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