Leisure Activities
People and Actions
Story Words
Tenses and Frequency
Grammar Challenge
100

What activity uses a board with pieces called kings and queens?

Play chess

100

What phrase means to pay attention to what someone says?

Listen to

100

What kind of story tells about real events or people?

A true story

100

Which word shows something happens now: “usually” or “right now”?

Right now

100

John and Mary are 12 years old. Complete the sentence: “We are ___ age.”

We are the same age.

200

What activity do you do when you ride a bike for fun?

Go cycling

200

What adjective describes a person who keeps things tidy?

Neat

200

What adjective describes a story that makes you feel afraid?

Frightening

200

Complete the sentence: “She ___ homework at the moment.”

She is doing homework at the moment.

200

What question word asks about a place?

Where

300

What activity uses a small instrument with strings that you strum?

Play the ukulele

300

What phrase means to care for someone or something?

Look after

300

What kind of story often has magic, princes, or talking animals?

A fairy tale

300

Change “want” to the simple past tense.

Wanted

300

Complete the sentence: “A rabbit is ___ than a turtle.” Use “quick.”

A rabbit is quicker than a turtle.

400

What activity might you do on a trail in the hills?

Go hiking

400

What adjective describes a person who enjoys meeting and talking with others?

Outgoing

400

What adjective describes a story that keeps your attention and makes you curious?

Interesting

400

Complete the sentence: “He ___ jogging twice a week.”

He goes jogging twice a week.

400

Complete the sentence: “Brandon and Marcus should help ___.”

We should help each other.

500

Name the activity in this sentence: “We use skates and roll along the rink.”

Go roller skating

500

What phrase completes the sentence? “I helped my friend ___ her homework.”

I helped my friend with her homework.

500

What kind of story often follows someone who solves a mystery?

A detective story

500

Put these words in order from most often to least often: never, always, sometimes.

Always, sometimes, never

500

Give the superlative form of “exciting.”

the most exciting

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