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P6 Term 1, Week 12 Vocabulary
P6 Term 1, Week 12 Vocabulary
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Q16. Which word best describes this art work?
Squeaking
Magnificent
Shone
Gathering
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Q9. Squeaking is this weeks longest word.
True
False
3
Q6. Glimpsed means unable to relax because of nerves or boredom.
False
True
4
Q19. to twist your body or move part of your body with short, quick movements
Wriggling
Shone
Squeaking
Gathering
5
Q11. What is the correct definition of
restlessness
?
Unable to sit still
Sleepy and content
Excited and energetic
At peace and relaxed
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Q8. What 'part of speech' is gathering in this sentence? Lisa was
gathering
the things she needed for her holiday.
Verb
Adjective
Preposition
Noun
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Q17. What 'part of speech' is the word
whirling
?
Noun
Adverb
Conjunction
Verb
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Q12. This word is spelt correctly....... Sqeaking
False
True
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Q4. Complete the sentence: The bayblade went _________ across the arena before smashing into the opponent.
Glimpsed
Squeaking
Creaking
Whirling
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Q2. Scattering is an antonym of gathering.
True
False
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Q18. The __________ of the audience was starting to make the comedian feel awkward.
restlessness
flickering
shone
magnificent
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Q 10. These words are synonyms of....... (beam, radiate, twinkle).
Wriggling
Restlessness
Shone
Flickering
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Q14.
Shone
is an irregular verb.
False
True
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Q5. What 'part of speech' is the word Creaking?
Verb
Conjunction
Noun
Preposition
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Q3. Which of these words is a verb in the continuous tense?
Restlessness
Wriggling
Magnificent
Shone
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Q15. Complete the alliteration. The ________, wrinkled wrestler is trying to escape the submission hold.
squeaking
gathering
wriggling
creaking
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Q7. Which word bests describes the picture?
Gathering
Squeaking
Flickering
Creaking
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Q13. What figuritive language technique is used here? The student was
wriggling
around like a worm in a birds beak.
Metaphor
Pattern of three
onomatopoeia
Simile
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Q20. Squeaking and creaking are synonyms.
True
False
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Q1. Definition - very good or very beautiful.
Magnificent
Squeaking
Flickering
Shone