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Nouns 08 (Age 6) - Including pleasure and pool

Learn nouns such as pleasure and pool, and build your KS1 Vocabulary Age 6 skills with fun naming words for everyday life.

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Fascinating Fact:

Reading a funny book can give you pleasure. Playing with friends can bring pleasure too.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children learn that nouns are naming words for people, places and things. This quiz introduces nouns like pleasure and pool, helping pupils understand new words and use them in simple everyday contexts.

Key Terms

  • Noun: A word that names a person, place, animal, feeling or thing.
  • Pleasure: A feeling of happiness or enjoyment.
  • Pool: A small area of still water, or a place used for swimming.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a noun in KS1 English?

In KS1 English, a noun is a naming word. A noun can name a person, place, animal, thing or sometimes a feeling, such as joy.

What does pleasure mean for children?

Pleasure means a happy feeling or enjoyment. Children might feel pleasure when they play a game, hear a funny joke or do something they like.

What does pool mean in vocabulary?

Pool means a small area of water or a place for swimming. The meaning depends on how the word is used in the sentence.

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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 .
Money you have to pay or outgoings
MOTION
TOOTH
CAST
EXPENDITURE
The new creche was an extra expenditure for the library.
2 .
Part of the body used for hearing
FUEL
EAR
SMOKE
STOREY
She put her ear to the door so she could listen to them talking about her.
3 .
A publication with articles on a particular subject
FAN
MAGAZINE
MEMBERSHIP
CHAIN
On Sundays I read the newspaper while my wife likes the magazine.
4 .
Attention or importance
TONE
INCIDENT
EMPHASIS
RENT
The boss placed too much emphasis on making money.
5 .
A very high and steep piece of land like a hill but much bigger
METAL
SUGGESTION
MOUNTAIN
CIRCLE
The highest mountain was always covered in snow.
6 .
A place we swim
CRITERION
FRAME
POOL
REVENUE
I'll need my costume as I'm going to the pool after school.
7 .
A trip or excursion
LABEL
TOOL
WINNER
JOURNEY
It's a long journey to the seaside.
8 .
Recollection or identification. Recognising something or someone
RECOGNITION
NOISE
DISPUTE
INITIATIVE
He showed his sister the old diary waiting for her recognition.
9 .
A drawing of an area, country or the world showing where things are
MAP
SMELL
BORDER
SOIL
He checked the map to make sure he was travelling in the right direction.
10 .
Enjoyment
PLEASURE
VARIATION
CRIMINAL
WING
I'm not a great artist but I like to draw for pleasure.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are nouns?

Author:  Sarah Garratty
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