Grammar
Find and correct two mistakes: “She don’t likes getting up early.”
She doesn’t like getting up early.
Which word does not go with “do”: homework, exercise, a mistake? Correct the phrase.
A mistake → make a mistake
Which continent is home to both the Sahara Desert and wild giraffes?
Africa
What belongs to you, but other people use it more than you do?
Your name
People use it to tidy their hair. What is it?
Comb
Complete with the correct forms: “Look! Tom ___ (run), but he usually ___ (walk) to school.”
Is running; walks
Name all three: something you sleep in when camping; something you carry on your back; something you use to see in the dark.
Tent, backpack, torch.
A penguin, a whale, a shark and a dolphin: which two are mammals?
A whale and a dolphin
What has a neck but no head, and wears a cap?
A bottle
It contains thousands of words in alphabetical order and explains their meanings. What is it?
A dictionary
Make this sentence negative: “They bought some sandwiches yesterday.”
They didn’t buy any sandwiches yesterday.
Name the family members: My mum’s brother is my ___. His daughter is my ___. I am a boy, so I am my grandparents’ ___.
Uncle, cousin, grandson.
Put these in order from smallest to largest: continent, city, country, planet.
City → country → continent → planet
What goes up but never comes down?
Your age
Scientists use it to make tiny things look much bigger. It helps them see things their eyes cannot see alone. What is it?
A microscope
Complete using the correct forms of the adjectives: “A dolphin is ___ (intelligent) than a shark, but the blue whale is ___ (large) animal in the world.”
More intelligent; the largest
This is a musical instrument with strings. You hold it between your chin and shoulder and play it with a bow.
A violin.
Which is the odd one out: Earth, Mars, the Moon, Venus? Explain why.
The Moon—it is a natural satellite; the others are planets
What appears once in minute, twice in moment, but never in a thousand years?
The letter M
It works without electricity. It has a needle that points north and helps people find their way. What is it?
A compass
Make a question for each answer: “Lucy visited her grandma.” Ask about who Lucy visited and who visited Grandma.
Who did Lucy visit? Who visited Grandma?
Find five words: “Our group of players is a ___. We enter a ___ to play against others. We wear the same ___ so people recognise our group. We all want to be the ___ and take home gold ___.”
Team, competition, uniform, winner, medals.
Which travels faster: light or sound?
Light
Two fathers and two sons each eat one apple. They eat only three apples altogether. How is this possible?
There are three people: a grandfather, his son and his grandson.
It has two glass bulbs joined by a narrow passage. Sand moves from the top bulb to the bottom to measure time. You turn it over to start again. What is it?
An hourglass.