Adjectives and adverbs
Adverbs are used to describe ______.
verbs (actions)
How many wives did King Henry the Eight have?
Six wives
← This arrow is pointing ____.
Left
On Wednesday, our class did an _________ race.
Egg-and-spoon race
Adjectives are used to describe _________.
nouns (people/ things)
True or false: Sherlock Holmes lives on Baker Road.
False! He lives on Baker Street.
/ \ These lines are __________.
Diagonal
In this game, you are tied to your partner so it looks like you have three legs. What is it called?
Three legged race
Most adverbs are formed by adding ____ to adjectives.
-ly
Tennis is played at what famous location in the UK?
Wimbledon
⌒︵︶ These lines are _______.
Curved
In this game, two teams pull on a rope. What is it called?
Tug-of-war
Which is correct?
A) I walked fast.
B) I walked fastly.
A) I walked fast.
What is the Beatles' hometown?
Liverpool
True or false: Ireland is to the left of England.
True
British schools play games like this on _______ Day.
Sports Day
"I speak English well." In this sentence, is "well" an adjective or an adverb?
Adverb
What is a trifle?
A British dessert made from sponge cake, jelly, custard and fruit
True or false: The UK is made up of two islands.
False - Great Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales) and Northern Ireland are the biggest islands in the UK, but there are also 123 small islands!
Which of these is NOT a real British sports day game?
a) Wheelbarrow race
b) Spinning race
c) Sack race
b) Spinning race