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Adjectives 05 (Age 6) - Including maximum and principal

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

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Fascinating Fact:

The principal character means the most important character in a story.

In KS1 Vocabulary, children learn that adjectives are words that describe people, places and things. These words help children explain size, importance and clearer details in sentences.

Key Terms

Adjective: A word that describes a noun.
Maximum: The greatest amount or biggest number possible.
Principal: The main or most important person or thing.

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 a person, place, animal or object.

What does maximum mean for children?

For children, maximum means the biggest amount possible. It can describe the highest score, the greatest number or the most that can fit or happen.

What does principal mean in simple words?

Principal means main or most important. It can describe the most important person, idea, object or character in a group or story.

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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 .

All the time

FAT

CONSTANT

RADICAL

GUILTY

It was a constant niggling headache.

2 .

Greatest amount or most

SUBSEQUENT

SICK

INNER

MAXIMUM

What is the maximum number of beans you can fit in a tin?

3 .

Pleasing to look at

CRUCIAL

PLASTIC

STABLE

ATTRACTIVE

The hotel room had an attractive view of the ancient city.

4 .

Extremely small in size

UPPER

MASSIVE

SWEET

TINY

It's only a tiny spider.

5 .

Free or untamed

WILD

LIBERAL

PLAIN

ENORMOUS

The wild animals roam the vast plains.

6 .

Active or on the go

BUSY

WONDERFUL

TERRIBLE

SUDDEN

She had a busy day planned.

7 .

Leading or prime. Most important

WEAK

PRINCIPAL

PERMANENT

VALUABLE

The principal concern of the government is healthcare.

8 .

Attentive or cautious

FUNNY

CAREFUL

EXTREME

UNUSUAL

She was careful when handling the chemicals.

9 .

Evident or clear

MINOR

UNKNOWN

APPARENT

EXTENSIVE

There was an apparent misunderstanding between them.

10 .

Modern or of the present time

ROYAL

UNIQUE

CONTEMPORARY

WET

She preferred contemporary works of art.

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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