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Adjectives 02 (Age 6) - Including formal and famous

Adjectives describe nouns. This quiz helps children learn useful describing words, including formal and famous, through simple meanings and everyday examples.

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Fascinating Fact:

The word famous means lots of people know about someone or something. A famous singer is known by many people.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that adjectives are words that describe people, places and things. These words help children give clearer details in speaking, reading and writing.

Key Terms

Adjective: A word that describes a noun.
Formal: Neat, careful or suitable for an important occasion.
Famous: Known by many people.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an adjective in KS1?

An adjective in KS1 is a describing word. It tells us more about a noun, such as what a person, place, animal or object is like.

What does formal mean for children?

For children, formal means neat, careful or right for a special occasion. Formal clothes, formal speech or formal writing are often used in more serious situations.

What does famous mean in simple words?

Famous means known by many people. A famous person, place or thing is recognised by lots of others because of something special or important.

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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 .

Unusual or odd

APPARENT

TALL

STRANGE

SECONDARY

I found a strange plant that I've never seen before.

2 .

Inside something

CONSTANT

INTERNAL

VITAL

RARE

Internal medicines are used inside the body, rather than rubbed on the skin

3 .

Specialist or scientific

PRINCIPAL

TECHNICAL

VARIABLE

URBAN

The department had a few technical issues to sort out before launching the product.

4 .

Official or serious

FORMAL

BUSY

ILL

TYPICAL

She wrote a formal letter of resignation.

5 .

Well-known or legendary

TINY

MINIMUM

SHARP

FAMOUS

Wendy is a famous ballerina and known throughout Europe.

6 .

Attractive, nice, pretty or charming

MAXIMUM

ELDERLY

SEVERE

LOVELY

Rebecca bought a lovely silver necklace.

7 .

Fleecy or smooth

SOFT

WILD

THICK

EXTERNAL

The soft tissues felt nice on her nose.

8 .

Powerless or incapable

CAREFUL

COOL

UNABLE

ANCIENT

They were unable to fix the broken clock.

9 .

Practical or sensible

ATTRACTIVE

GLOBAL

VAST

REASONABLE

She came up with a reasonable argument.

10 .

Considerable, large or significant

CONTEMPORARY

NEGATIVE

SUBSTANTIAL

SENSIBLE

The garden centre had a substantial amount of plants available.

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are adjectives?

Author: Sarah Garratty

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