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Child blowing her nose
The SOFT tissues felt nice on her nose.

Adjectives 02 (Age 6) - Including formal and famous

What do ‘soft’, ‘substantial’ and ‘strange’ mean? Which word can be defined as, ‘practical or sensible’? This quiz has the answers.

In Year 1 or 2, your first years of school? This enjoyable and fast vocabulary quiz was written to teach you new words.

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FIND OUT ABOUT SUBSCRIPTIONS

In each question you will be shown four words. All you have to do is choose which one matches the meaning given.
1 .
Specialist or scientific
PRINCIPAL
TECHNICAL
VARIABLE
URBAN
The department had a few technical issues to sort out before launching the product.
2 .
Inside something
CONSTANT
INTERNAL
VITAL
RARE
Internal medicines are used inside the body, rather than rubbed on the skin
3 .
Powerless or incapable
CAREFUL
COOL
UNABLE
ANCIENT
They were unable to fix the broken clock.
4 .
Official or serious
FORMAL
BUSY
ILL
TYPICAL
She wrote a formal letter of resignation.
5 .
Attractive, nice, pretty or charming
MAXIMUM
ELDERLY
SEVERE
LOVELY
Rebecca bought a lovely silver necklace.
6 .
Considerable, large or significant
CONTEMPORARY
NEGATIVE
SUBSTANTIAL
SENSIBLE
The garden centre had a substantial amount of plants available.
7 .
Unusual or odd
APPARENT
TALL
STRANGE
SECONDARY
I found a strange plant that I've never seen before.
8 .
Fleecy or smooth
SOFT
WILD
THICK
EXTERNAL
The soft tissues felt nice on her nose.
9 .
Well-known or legendary
TINY
MINIMUM
SHARP
FAMOUS
Wendy is a famous ballerina and known throughout Europe.
10 .
Practical or sensible
ATTRACTIVE
GLOBAL
VAST
REASONABLE
She came up with a reasonable argument.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are adjectives?

Author:  Sarah Garratty

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