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Adjectives 15 (Age 6) - Including comprehensive and calm

Adjectives help us describe people, places and things. This quiz explores words like comprehensive and calm with simple meanings and everyday examples.

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Fascinating Fact:

Calm can describe places too, like a calm classroom. It means the room feels quiet and peaceful.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that adjectives are words used to describe nouns. Words such as comprehensive and calm help children talk about feelings, places and how complete something is.

  • Adjective: A word that describes a noun.
  • Comprehensive: Including many parts or lots of important information.
  • Calm: Quiet, peaceful and not upset.
What is an adjective in KS1?

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

What does calm mean for children?

For children, calm means peaceful, quiet or relaxed. A calm person is not cross or worried, and a calm place feels still and restful.

What does comprehensive mean in simple words?

Comprehensive means something includes many important parts. A comprehensive answer or list gives lots of useful information instead of only a little.

In each question you will be shown four words. All you have to do is choose which one matches the meaning given.
1 .
Made of timber
GRAND
GENTLE
GRATEFUL
WOODEN
In the corner was a small wooden stool.
2 .
Sedate, peaceful or unruffled
ACCURATE
CALM
PSYCHOLOGICAL
EVIDENT
Lie down and stay calm while I give you the injection.
3 .
Talented, very good or expert
BRILLIANT
REMOTE
DISTANT
PLEASANT
He's a brilliant sculptor.
4 .
Full or complete
IMPRESSIVE
EXTRAORDINARY
COMPREHENSIVE
FREQUENT
I need a comprehensive dictionary when I go to secondary school.
5 .
Authentic or real
PRECISE
GENUINE
DIRTY
RELATED
The museum displays many genuine artefacts from the Tudor period.
6 .
Relating to sight
PROMPT
UNEMPLOYED
COLLECTIVE
VISUAL
The huge tapestry in the hall makes a great visual impact.
7 .
Unhappy or down
SAD
CLINICAL
VISIBLE
SILLY
He was very sad when his pet hamster died.
8 .
Far-reaching or extensive
EVIL
SENSIBLE
SOLE
WIDESPREAD
There was widespread interest in the birth of the royal baby.
9 .
Astonishing or startling
ELECTRIC
SURPRISING
MAD
LOUD
For a tiny woman, she had a surprising amount of strength.
10 .
Nothing more than. Just or only
NERVOUS
INEVITABLE
MERE
GRAVE
It turned out to be a mere trick of the light.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are adjectives?

Author:  Sarah Garratty

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