Year 6 Mega SPaG quiz

Click on the sentence that uses the correct homophone for their/there/they're.

• All of the children enjoyed there lunches today.

• Their items were covered in filth.

• It's over they're, isn't it?

• There all going to football after school.

Click on the correct spelling of the word below.

• nesessary

• necessary

• necesary

• necessery

Identify the possessive pronoun in the following sentence:

Auntie D showed me around the house. She took me to the kitchen and also pointed out which bedroom was hers.

• girl

• she

• hers

• me

Which sentence is punctuated accurately?

• "Wait for me!" John bellowed

• John bellowed, "Wait for me"

• "Wait for me," John bellowed.

• Wait for me, John bellowed.

Identify the punctuation that is needed to complete this sentence: John who owned 6 dogs was dragged down the street towards the park.

• Colon

• Dash

• Pair of commas

• Semi-colon

Identify TWO sentences that are the most formal.

• Kendra and I would appreciate you driving us to safety.

• I've been to the new monkey zoo that's just opened.

• I would be grateful if you could help me to evade these primates.

• No monkeys got out, right?

Which suffix could be added to all of the following words:

emotion fiction accident

• less

• ly

• al

• ed

What is the adjective in the following sentence?

Sadie found her favourite teddy beneath the bed.

• Molly

• favourite

• beneath

• bed

Read the two sentences below and explain how the comma changes the meaning.

1) Will you remember to pay, Jane?

2) Will you remember to pay Jane?

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Which sentence has used an apostrophe accurately?

• The girls' coats were all over the floor.

• It's tail is damaged.

• Bens' hat has blown on the floor.

• Kikis book's were a work of art.