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Adjectives 05 (Age 6) - Including maximum and principal

What do ‘careful’, ‘constant’ and ‘contemporary’ mean? Which word can be defined as, ‘pleasing to look at’? This quiz has the answers.

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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 .
All the time
FAT
CONSTANT
RADICAL
GUILTY
It was a constant niggling headache.
2 .
Free or untamed
WILD
LIBERAL
PLAIN
ENORMOUS
The wild animals roam the vast plains.
3 .
Pleasing to look at
CRUCIAL
PLASTIC
STABLE
ATTRACTIVE
The hotel room had an attractive view of the ancient city.
4 .
Evident or clear
MINOR
UNKNOWN
APPARENT
EXTENSIVE
There was an apparent misunderstanding between them.
5 .
Leading or prime. Most important
WEAK
PRINCIPAL
PERMANENT
VALUABLE
The principal concern of the government is healthcare.
6 .
Active or on the go
BUSY
WONDERFUL
TERRIBLE
SUDDEN
She had a busy day planned.
7 .
Modern or of the present time
ROYAL
UNIQUE
CONTEMPORARY
WET
She preferred contemporary works of art.
8 .
Greatest amount or most
SUBSEQUENT
SICK
INNER
MAXIMUM
What is the maximum number of beans you can fit in a tin?
9 .
Attentive or cautious
FUNNY
CAREFUL
EXTREME
UNUSUAL
She was careful when handling the chemicals.
10 .
Extremely small in size
UPPER
MASSIVE
SWEET
TINY
It's only a tiny spider.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are adjectives?

Author:  Sarah Garratty

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