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Adjectives 03 (Age 6) - Including suitable and sufficient

Adjectives describe nouns. This quiz helps children learn useful describing words, including suitable and sufficient, through simple meanings and everyday examples.

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Fascinating Fact:

Suitable can also mean safe and sensible. A suitable place to play is away from roads.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that adjectives are words that describe people, places and things. These words help children explain whether something is right, safe or enough.

Key Terms

Adjective: A word that describes a noun.
Suitable: Right or safe for a particular job, person or place.
Sufficient: Enough for what is needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an adjective in KS1?

An adjective in KS1 is a describing word. It tells us more about a noun, such as a person, place, animal or object.

What does suitable mean for children?

For children, suitable means right, safe or sensible for something. A suitable coat keeps you warm, and a suitable place to play is safe.

What does sufficient mean in simple words?

Sufficient means enough. If you have sufficient time, food or space, you have as much as you need for that situation.

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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 .

Slender or slim

CAPABLE

VAST

CRUCIAL

THIN

She was tall and thin with long black hair.

2 .

Ideal or superb

COOL

ANCIENT

PERFECT

FUNNY

It's perfect weather to hang out the washing.

3 .

Costing a lot of money

NEGATIVE

FUNDAMENTAL

EXPENSIVE

ROYAL

The latest phone was too expensive for her to buy.

4 .

Rustic or pastoral

ELDERLY

RURAL

SEVERE

SUBSEQUENT

The holiday cottage looked like a rural farmhouse.

5 .

Apt, fitting or appropriate

SUITABLE

ILL

TYPICAL

WONDERFUL

It was a suitable arrangement for them both.

6 .

Short or quick

TALL

SECONDARY

BRIEF

MINOR

He had a brief look at the instructions.

7 .

Glowing or shining

VARIABLE

BRIGHT

URBAN

WEAK

The bright light hurt his eyes.

8 .

Prompt, at once or instant

VITAL

IMMEDIATE

RARE

FAT

The police took immediate action.

9 .

Peculiar or bizarre

ODD

THICK

EXTERNAL

LIBERAL

I had a very odd dream last night.

10 .

Enough or satisfactory

MINIMUM

SHARP

UPPER

SUFFICIENT

I've had sufficient to eat thank you.

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are adjectives?

Author: Sarah Garratty

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