His next VENTURE was to try his hand at learning the violin.
Nouns 35 (Age 6) - Including paragraph and assembly
What do ‘scope’, ‘zone’ and ‘foundation’ mean? Which word can be defined as, ‘damage to the body or injury’? 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.
An area or space
PERCEPTION
ALARM
VAN
ZONE
We had to drive through the hurricane zone when visiting America.
2.
A gathering of teachers and children at the start of the school day
THROAT
EXCESS
ASSEMBLY
STEAM
He was late for assembly and had to see the headteacher.
3.
Freedom or opportunity
DESERT
TRAP
OCCUPATION
SCOPE
With her new job, she had more scope to be creative.
4.
Happening or occurrence
PLATFORM
CAPTAIN
PHENOMENON
STANDING
The chemistry students noticed an unusual phenomenon when mixing the two elements.
5.
Part of a country away from towns or cities
DRAMA
COUNTRYSIDE
DISCOVERY
PILE
Josh liked to wander the countryside at weekends.
6.
Enterprise or project
VENTURE
DISASTER
CHEEK
WIRE
His next venture was to try his hand at learning the violin.
7.
A section of writing
STORM
PARAGRAPH
PERCENTAGE
BURDEN
She rushed to finish the paragraph before answering the phone.
8.
A disease caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi or parasites
REAR
INFECTION
ACQUISITION
CATALOGUE
Her throat infection meant she could barely talk.
9.
Damage to the body or injury
KNIFE
CURTAIN
DEPUTY
WOUND
His wound was carefully bandaged by the nurse.
10.
The basis, beginning or root
FOUNDATION
SETTING
RAIL
CARPET
The foundation of her beliefs came from Eastern writings.
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