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Verbs 16 (Age 6) - Including earn and remind

Verbs are action words. This KS1 Vocabulary quiz helps children practise words such as earn and remind in simple sentences.

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Fascinating Fact:

Some verbs are quiet actions, like think, listen, learn, earn and remind.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children build their understanding of useful everyday words. This topic focuses on verbs, helping pupils recognise doing words and use them correctly when speaking, reading and writing.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that tells us what someone or something does.
Earn: To get something because you have worked for it.
Remind: To help someone remember something.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a verb for KS1 children?

A verb is a doing word. It tells us what a person, animal or thing does, such as run, jump, help, earn or remind.

How can children learn verbs in Year 1 or Year 2?

Children can learn verbs by spotting action words in sentences, saying them aloud, acting them out and using them in their own writing.

What does earn mean in KS1 vocabulary?

Earn means to get something because you have worked for it, such as earning a sticker, money or praise for trying hard.

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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 .

To blame or point the finger at

RELAX

OWE

ACCUSE

DISTINGUISH

Don't accuse me of things I haven't done.

2 .

To believe something is true but not be sure

URGE

MONITOR

DOMINATE

SUSPECT

I suspect you're only saying that to make me happy.

3 .

To despise or detest

PAUSE

GUESS

HATE

RESOLVE

I hate the way some people have no respect for others.

4 .

To have enough money for

WITHDRAW

AFFORD

GUARD

PRESERVE

After the lottery win, they realised they could afford to go on holiday.

5 .

To boot or strike with the foot

CONNECT

KICK

CRASH

APPRECIATE

Try to kick the ball into the net.

6 .

To receive money or reward for work

EARN

PURSUE

RESTORE

BOTHER

I will earn twice as much in my new job.

7 .

To rap or tap with the knuckles

RUSH

KNOCK

IMPLEMENT

SPLIT

Knock loudly on the door so they can hear us.

8 .

To receive or get

DERIVE

RETIRE

ENGAGE

DEFEND

I derive great pleasure from reading.

9 .

To nudge or prompt to remember

REMIND

ABANDON

JUSTIFY

REPAIR

Will you remind me to ring the dentist later?

10 .

To keep out or refuse

COLLAPSE

COOK

TRACE

EXCLUDE

The football manager decided to exclude him from the team.

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What is a verb?

Author: Sarah Garratty

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