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Verbs 20 (Age 5) - Including gain and encourage

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

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Fascinating Fact:

Teachers encourage pupils to try their best. Encouraging words can help people not give up.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that verbs are action words that tell us what people do. These verbs help children talk about progress, support and learning with others.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that tells what someone or something does.
Gain: To get something new, such as a skill, point or prize.
Encourage: To help someone feel ready to keep trying.

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, gain or encourage.

What does gain mean for children?

For children, gain means to get something. A child might gain confidence, gain a sticker, gain a point or gain a new skill by practising.

What does encourage mean in simple words?

Encourage means to help someone feel brave or positive about trying. Kind words and support can encourage children to keep going and do their best.

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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 casually remark

INTEND

DISCOVER

MENTION

DEBATE

Did I mention we had a visitor this morning?

2 .

To make contact

PREVENT

WELCOME

TOUCH

SHAKE

I love to touch pure silk.

3 .

To rely upon

RACE

REVEAL

ARISE

DEPEND

She had to depend on her brother to help her over the fence.

4 .

To give confidence or support to

LAUGH

RECOGNISE

ENCOURAGE

EXAMINE

I encourage you to try this new recipe.

5 .

To give money to

REFUSE

FUND

ENABLE

EXCHANGE

I'd be more than happy to fund your project.

6 .

To point or show

DEFINE

BEAT

INDICATE

She looked left to indicate the way out

7 .

To keep or continue to have

MAINTAIN

REPLACE

POST

EXTEND

The police tried very hard to maintain peace.

8 .

To keep money for the future

SLEEP

PROMISE

SAVE

ESTIMATE

My aunt likes to save her coins for when we visit.

9 .

To receive or earn

GAIN

PUSH

COPY

STICK

You'll have to try harder to gain his respect.

10 .

To make a formal request

MISS

APPEAL

REALISE

They will appeal to the local council about the closure of the park.

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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