Our Day Out
Writing
Grammar
Vocabulary
Plays
100

What does Briggs call the students on the coach after the zoo?

Animals

100

What does P.A.F stand for?

Purpose, Audience, Form

100

When should you use a capital letter?

The beginning of a sentence & proper nouns.

100

Spell the word for "the final paragraph in a paper that summarises your argument"

Conclusion

100

What do italicised words mean in a play text?

Stage directions

200

Which 2 teachers go by their first names?

Colin & Susan

200

What does PEAZ stand for?

Point, Evidence, Analyse, Zoom

200

When should you use apostrophes?

Contractions & to show possession.

200

Spell the word for "Intensely irritated or frustrated."

Exasperated 

200

If books are organized into chapters, what are plays organized into?

Acts/scenes

300

What does Briggs do with the photo film at the end of the play?

Crumples it up.

300

Is this a simile or metaphor: "She was as busy as a bee."

Simile

300

Identify the correct word:

I left (there/their/they're) books on the table.

their
300

Spell the word for "A person who has done something wrong or unlawful."

Miscreant

300

What is a speech in which a character expresses their thoughts aloud, often when alone?

Soliloquy 

400

Where is the school in Our Day Out located?

400

What does the 'R' in DAFOREST stand for?

Rhetorical Question

400

Identify the correct word:

I can't believe (your/you're) not coming with us!

you're (you are)

400

Spell the word for "a change of the form or nature of a thing or person into a completely different one."

Metamorphosis 

400

What is a protagonist?

The main/leading character in a play.
500

What is the name of the class that goes on the school trip?

Progress Class

500

What does embedding a quotation mean?

Putting a quote inside your own sentence.

500

What is a word that describes a verb called?

Adverb

500

Spell the word for "The process of becoming progressively worse."

Deterioration 

500

What is the term used to describe the circumstances/history behind the setting for a play to help us fully understand the characters and problems.

Context