is the following
Is the following word a noun, verb, adjective or adverb?
kitchen
Noun
What is the definition of the word 'irregular' in this sentence:
Seeing a flock of pelicans in the city was an irregular occurrence.
irregular: uncommon or strange
Which part of speech joins words or groups of words together?
conjunction
"Fair dinkum"
true or genuine
I'm an iconic marsupial, black and white,
With a cuddly appearance, a charming sight.
I climb trees and eat eucalyptus leaves,
In Australia, I'm a national treasure, everyone believes.
Koala
Is the following word a noun, verb, adjective or adverb?
studying
Verb
What is the definition of the saying 'head strong' in this sentence:
She was quite head strong and would not follow the teacher's instructions.
head strong: energetically wilful and determined
Which part of speech describes or modifies a noun?
adjective
"Barbie"
barbecue
I'm a bird that's large and flightless too,
With feathers so soft and a call that's true.
I cannot fly, but I can run,
In Australia, I bask under the sun.
Emu
Is the following word a noun, verb, adjective or adverb?
green
adjective
What is the definition of the word 'catastrophic' in this sentence:
The tornado was catastrophic and we saw a lot of damage.
catastrophic: involving or causing sudden great damage or suffering
What part of speech is the word "always" in the sentence: "They always arrive on time."?
adverb
"No worries"
You're welcome
or
It's not a problem.
I'm a famous rock that's red and grand,
A sacred site in this Aussie land.
Tourists visit from far and wide,
What iconic rock stands with pride?
(correct spelling needed)
Uluru
Is the following word a noun, verb, adjective or adverb?
studied
verb
What is the definition of the word 'hence' in this sentence:
We turned off the airconditioning, hence the rise in temperature in this room.
hence: as a consequence; for this reason
Which part of speech replaces a noun in a sentence?
pronoun
"Chook"
chicken
I'm a bouncy creature, so small and furry,
In Australia, I'm known for being in a hurry.
I dig burrows and have strong hind legs,
Can you guess what Easter animal this riddle pegs?
Bilby
Is the following word a noun, verb, adjective or adverb?
quietly
adverb
What is the definition of the word 'palpable' in this sentence:
The relief among the crowd was almost palpable.
palpable: something that can be touched, felt, or handled; tangible.
Which part of speech describes how something is done?
adverb
"Dunny"
toilet or outhouse
I'm a reptile, scaly and long,
With a forked tongue, I walk along.
With stripes like a tiger, don't you dread,
In Australia, I'm a friend instead.
Blue-tongued lizard