UKS2 English Assessment Final

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'watch' as a noun?

• I want to watch the Arsenal match.

• That's a beautiful watch you're wearing.

• Can you watch the children?

Which word in the following sentence is a subordinating conjunction?

Since it's nice weather, I'm going to have a BBQ.

• I'm

• Since

• going

• nice

My brother absolutely loves football.

Which word in the sentence above is the adverb?

• My

• loves

• absolutely

• brother

Which word in the following sentence shows the tense?

I played in the park all day.

• all

• day

• played

• in

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Noun

,

(b) Verb

,

(c) Adjective

,

(d) Adverb

• skip

• breathe

• quickly

• absolutely

• hope

• cushion

• fancy

• impressive

• telephone

• England

• light

• watched

• friend

• yesterday

• outside

• wildly

• grand

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Adjective

,

(b) Abstract Noun

,

(c) Adverb

• peace

• anger

• truthfully

• truth

• beauty

• truthful

• angry

• peaceful

• peacefully

• beautiful

• angrily

• beautifully

Which two sentence use parenthesis correctly?

• My mum - who is 35 - loves to sing.

• I am, 26, years old.

• Sandstone School (an all boys school) is hosting a concert next week.

• Music is my favourite subject, at school,

Identify the sentence that uses a subordinate clause

• Although she was tired, Jenna still went on her bike ride.

• Jenna was tired and she still went on her bike ride.

• Jenna, who was tired, still went on her bike ride.

Identify the sentence that uses a relative clause

• The baby, that was born yesterday, was wrapped in a blue blanket.

• The baby born yesterday was wrapped in a blue blanket.

• Yesterday the baby was wrapped in a blue blanket because he was born.

Which literary device has been used in this sentence?

The snow covered up the grass with her great white cloak and the Frost painted all the trees silver.

• metaphor

• personification

• simile