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Nouns 39 (Age 6) - Including captain and curtain

What do ‘discovery’, ‘excess’ and ‘alarm’ mean? Which word can be defined as, ‘a piece of material used as a screen’? This quiz has the answers.

Aged 6 and in Year 1 or 2? This fun to play and quick vocabulary quiz was written to teach you new words in your first years of school.

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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.
A metal bar used for guidance or safety
RAIL
DISH
CLIMATE
FLASH
Make sure you hold onto the rail on the big wheel.
2.
A purchase or investment. Something you get possession of
SUBSTITUTE
ACQUISITION
DUST
SPITE
Her latest acquisition was a house in the country.
3.
The side of the face
CHEEK
SPECIES
INTERVAL
TURNOVER
His left cheek was completely numb after the dentist appointment.
4.
Fear or anxiety
STOMACH
DIVORCE
POT
ALARM
The decision was greeted with alarm by the protestors.
5.
A fraction of an amount out of 100
COMPENSATION
PERCENTAGE
ENTHUSIASM
INTELLIGENCE
What percentage of people haven't got the internet?
6.
A find or revelation of something new
GIANT
DISCOVERY
EDITION
DIMENSION
The discovery I had been adopted came as a great shock.
7.
A trick or ploy
OPPONENT
GUIDANCE
LUCK
TRAP
She wondered if the arrangement was just a trap.
8.
A piece of material used as a screen, usually at a window
CURTAIN
CIRCUIT
ALCOHOL
PROOF
We need to get a new shower curtain as the old one is ripped.
9.
A commander or leader
GESTURE
SYMBOL
CAPTAIN
POVERTY
During the cruise we dined with the captain one evening.
10.
A larger amount than is needed
RESORT
WORKSHOP
EXCESS
VESSEL
An excess of air fresheners in a room can be overpowering.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are nouns?

Author:  Sarah Garratty

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