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Adjectives 13 (Age 6) - Including pale and glad

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

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Fascinating Fact:

You can see pale colours in flowers, clothes, and paint. Pale colours look soft and gentle.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that adjectives are words that describe people, places and things. These words help children talk about colour, feelings and everyday life.

Key Terms

Adjective: A word that describes a noun.
Pale: Light in colour and not very bright or dark.
Glad: Happy or pleased about something.

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, object or colour.

What does pale mean for children?

For children, pale means a colour is light and soft. Pale blue, pale pink and pale yellow are colours that are not very dark or strong.

What does glad mean in simple words?

Glad means happy or pleased. A child might feel glad after seeing a friend, finishing work or hearing some good news.

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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 .

Pastel or subtle. Lightly coloured

PALE

AWFUL

OUTSTANDING

REMOTE

Jenny wore pale pink shorts at the beach.

2 .

Stirring or moving. Making you feel

EMOTIONAL

CLASSICAL

CONTRARY

PRECISE

The last chapter was so emotional, it made me cry.

3 .

Pleased or happy

GLAD

NUMEROUS

CONSISTENT

CLINICAL

She was glad that her parents had moved to a quieter village.

4 .

Fragile or tender. Easily hurt

HELPFUL

ANXIOUS

SENSITIVE

NERVOUS

His knee was still sensitive even though it had healed well.

5 .

Highbrow, clever or academic

GLOBAL

DOMINANT

GRAND

INTELLECTUAL

The scientific article was too intellectual for him to understand.

6 .

Troubled or distressed

PROUD

UPSET

THEORETICAL

EVIL

She was upset after their latest argument.

7 .

Unable to see

ARMED

BLIND

CONSCIOUS

ACCURATE

The blind man was delighted to be given a guide dog.

8 .

Ambitious or ruthless

DISTINCT

STEADY

COMPETITIVE

ELECTRIC

She was a competitive journalist always hunting for the best stories.

9 .

Close-fitting or snug

LOOSE

TIGHT

STUPID

IMPRESSIVE

His jumper was getting too tight around the chest.

10 .

Extra or leftover

LITERARY

ADVANCED

PROMPT

SPARE

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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