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Can you GUESS how many jelly beans are in the jar?

Verbs 20 (Age 6) - Including guess and guard

This KS1 Vocabulary quiz helps children practise verbs such as guess and guard, then choose the right word in simple sentences.

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Fascinating Fact:

Guess and guard are both action words, but they describe very different actions.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children learn how useful verbs can change the meaning of a sentence. This topic helps pupils understand words linked to thinking, protecting and making clear choices when they read or write.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that tells us what someone or something does.
Guess: To give an answer when you are not completely sure.
Guard: To watch over or protect someone or something.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What does guess mean for KS1 children?

Guess means to try to answer when you do not know for certain, such as choosing what you think may be correct.

What does guard mean in simple English?

Guard means to protect or look after someone or something, such as guarding a gate, a bag or a special place.

Why is learning verbs important in KS1?

Learning verbs helps KS1 children understand sentences, describe what is happening and make their own writing clearer.

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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 stand near or watch to keep safe

ANALYSE

GUARD

REVERSE

PERCEIVE

I'll guard the door, you go and have a look around.

2 .

To involve or draw in

ENGAGE

GAZE

PRISE

LOCATE

I tried to engage him in our activities but he wasn't interested.

3 .

To put into action

IMPLEMENT

SOLVE

HIGHLIGHT

TAP

The college will implement the new rules next year.

4 .

To reinstate or bring back

PREDICT

RESTORE

TACKLE

DRAG

The police were called in to restore peace.

5 .

To keep an eye on or check

CONVERT

COMPETE

PRACTISE

MONITOR

The doctor decided to monitor his progress for another few days.

6 .

To warrant or support. Show there is good reason for something

JUSTIFY

RESTRICT

YIELD

BEND

Your arguments do not justify what you have done.

7 .

To estimate or speculate

POP

POUR

GUESS

SWEEP

Can you guess how many jelly beans are in the jar?

8 .

To be in debt to

POSSESS

SUBMIT

OWE

SCREAM

I owe him £10 and I'll pay him when I get my wages.

9 .

To prepare food by heating it

INVEST

SPECIFY

SPELL

COOK

I'm going to cook us a roast dinner this weekend.

10 .

To bang together and make a loud noise

DIFFER

CRASH

RECKON

WHISPER

You crash cymbals together to make a noise

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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