Feel & Have Got
Quantifiers
Food Groups
Doctor Vocabulary
Punctuation
100

I _______ a fever.

Have Got

100

How _______ days does the flu last?

Many

100

What food group contains the most calcium?

Dairy

100

You get this to check your vision is good.

Eyesight Test

100

What mark do we use at the end of a question?

Question Mark

200

Do you ________ sick?

Feel

200

Don't eat _______ food if you have a fever.

Much, a lot of, any

200

Fruits and vegetables are full of these two things.

Vitamins & Minerals

200

When a part of your body feels itchy and red you may have a _________.

Skin rash

200

What mark gets used at the end of an exciting sentence?

Exclamation Mark

300

She _________ a cold.

Has Got

300

If you take ________ medicine, you will feel better.

Some, a lot of, a little, plenty of

300

What food group would I eat more of if I wanted more protein?

Meats & Fish

300

This is what the doctor gives you that details the medicine you need to take.

Prescription

300

These marks are used in dialogue at the beginning and end of what someone is saying.

Quotation Marks

400

He _________ cold.

Feels

400

_______ families have little money.

Some, a lot of, many

400

What do grains and cereals have that give us energy?

Carbohydrates

400

This helps to prevent you from getting sick.

Vaccinations, Vaccines

400

What punctuation is missing from the following sentence?

She plays football on Saturdays

Full Stop, Period

500

"Feel" and "Have got" are used with adjectives and countable nouns. Which one is used with adjectives?

Feel & Feels

500

Quantifiers like "a few" and "little" get used with either countable or uncountable nouns. Name a quantifier that gets used with BOTH kinds of nouns.

Some, no, plenty of, all, a lot of

500

How many main food groups are there?

Six

500

If eating a certain food makes you sick, you may be ___________.

Allergic, Intolerant

500

What punctuation is missing from the following sentence?

He loves to have hot dogs chips salad fruit and soda for lunch.

Comma

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