Test 1 Year 3 Term 2

Choose the words which are examples of alliteration.

She carefully ironed the ____ ____ of her ____ skirt.

• perfect, pleats, purple

• crumpled, pleats, favourite

• crumpled, fabric, old

• wrinkly, fabric, woollen

Choose the words which are examples of alliteration.

The dusty old floorboards ____ and ____ as they ____ across the room.

• creaked, complained, crept

• cracked, popped, ran

• creaked, moaned, tiptoed

• splintered, broke, dashed

Choose the words which are examples of alliteration.

____ City ____ to ____ victory.

• Norwich, stalked, total

• Stoke, crept, surprising

• Manchester, swept, astonishing

• Swansea, swept, sweet

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.

Impossible

• Wild

• Crazy

• Unlikely

• Possible

Look at the word and then choose its antonym.

Rough

• Twisted

• Tough

• Textured

• Smooth

Find the clause in the sentence. Remember, a clause could make a complete sentence on its own.

Despite being dark and gloomy, the weather made him happy.

• Despite being

• Despite being dark and gloomy

• dark and gloomy, the weather

• the weather made him happy

Find the clause in the sentence. Remember, a clause could make a complete sentence on its own.

Before lunch, I will finish reading my book.

• Before lunch

• Before lunch, I will

• I will finish reading my book

• finish reading my book

Read the sentence and choose the answer which has been correctly punctuated.

'Just leave them on the chair and go Alan.'

• 'Just leave them on the chair and go, Alan.'

• 'Just leave them on the chair, and go Alan.'

• 'Just, leave them on the chair, and go Alan.'

• 'Just leave, them on the chair, and go, Alan.'

Read the sentence and choose the answer which has been correctly punctuated.

The car which had begun making strange noises came to a sudden halt.

• The car, which had been making strange noises came to a sudden halt.

• The car which had been making strange noises, came to a sudden halt.

• The car, which had been making strange noises, came to a sudden halt.

• The car which had been making strange noises came, to a, sudden halt.

Jacob looked out the window and sighed. Which one of the following emotions could Jacob be feeling?

• Sorrow

• Disappointment

• Boredom

• Any of the above