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They saw the ANCIENT pyramids when they went to Egypt.

Adjectives 07 (Age 6) - Including typical and rare

What do ‘secondary’, ‘sharp’ and ‘severe’ mean? Which word can be defined as, ‘relating to a town or city’? This quiz has the answers.

In Year 1 or 2, your first years of school? This fun and quick 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.
Out of the ordinary or special. Uncommon
GUILTY
RARE
ANGRY
CONVENTIONAL
He liked to collect rare clocks.
2.
Having a pointed end or edge
SWEET
EFFICIENT
FRIENDLY
SHARP
The chef used a sharp knife to chop the vegetables.
3.
Relating to a town or city
VALUABLE
URBAN
PRIOR
WILLING
The council had plans for a new urban development next year.
4.
Coming after something else
EXTENSIVE
ALIVE
SECONDARY
SLIGHT
The government thought employment was of secondary importance.
5.
Very bad
INNER
SOLID
SEVERE
VOLUNTARY
We've had a severe weather warning for tomorrow.
6.
Extremely old
ANCIENT
UNUSUAL
HEALTHY
TEMPORARY
They saw the ancient pyramids when they went to Egypt.
7.
Outer or exterior
ENORMOUS
CONSERVATIVE
LUCKY
EXTERNAL
The external walls of the house needed painting.
8.
Normal or usual
TYPICAL
SUDDEN
TOUGH
COMFORTABLE
She is a typical nurse, always kind and helpful.
9.
Extensive or huge
STABLE
SMOOTH
KEEN
VAST
Our neighbours won a vast amount of money on the lottery.
10.
Necessary or most important
WET
PARALLEL
FUNDAMENTAL
DRAMATIC
The company made fundamental changes to their customer service.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are adjectives?

Author:  Sarah Garratty

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