Adjectives 01
This KS2 English quiz will test your skills on adjectives. Adjectives are often called 'describing words' because they are used to describe other words (usually nouns). Adjectives make our writing more descriptive: an 'old, rotten banana' is not the same as 'a banana' or a 'delicious, ripe banana'.
When you begin to use adjectives, it will enhance not just your writing but also your speech. Adjectives can turn an ordinary sentence into something much more interesting and will make the reader want to read more. Next time you write a piece of writing, whether it’s a story, poem or even a diary entry, use a few adjectives to bring your words to life!
See how well you understand adjectives by trying this quiz.
The sound of the drill was terribly loud.
The forest was dark and spooky.
The tattered blue dress hung on the abandoned washing-line.
The shiny, new car drove slowly down the quiet street.
The Queen lived in a grand palace.
The old cat paused to lick its sticky paws.
Children often prefer sweet food to savoury.
The frightened little dog couldn't stop shivering.
The plant began to look brown and shrivelled after weeks without water.
They wanted sunny weather for an enjoyable picnic.
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