WorksheetsTest 9 Year 1 Term 3
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of these sentences is perfect?
Your going to Spain but I'll be going to Germany.
You're going to Spain but I'll be going to Germany.
You'r going to Spain but I'll be going to Germany.
You're going to Spain but Ill be going to Germany.
James' new shoes were brilliant. Why don't we need to write James's?
Because James doesn't like too many 's' in his name.
Because it would take too long to add the extra 's'.
If a name ends in an 's' then you only need to add an apostrophe to show possession.
If a name ends in an 's' then they don't own anything.
Do these pears weigh more than a kilogram?
Yes, they weigh 400kg
No, 400g is less than half a kilogram
Yes, they weigh 4kg
Yes, they weigh 40kg
This is a _______ made up of _____.
Triangle, squares
Tower, circles
Pyramid, spheres
Pyramid, cubes
Which of the following could not be done in less than a minute?
Brushing your hair
Flying to Spain
Stroking a cat
Eating a chocolate
If 2 hands = 10 fingers, how many fingers will 6 hands be?
30 because 6 x 10 = 30
30 because 3 x10 = 30
30 because 6 x 2 = 30
30 because 2 x 6 = 30
This pie chart shows the colours of swimming costumes in a class. What is the most popular colour?
Red
Green
Blue
Purple
Complete the sentence.
The board games belong to the children. They are the ____ games.
childrens
children's
childrens'
childrens's
Which one of the following is NOT a complex sentence?
Because the music was too loud, he couldn't hear me talking.
He couldn't hear me talking because the music was too loud.
The music was loud and he couldn't hear me talking.
I wouldn't have had to shout if the music had not been so loud.
Join these two sentences to make a complex sentence: He wasn't the fastest runner in class. He won the race.
He wasn't the fastest runner in class, but he won the race.
He wasn't the fastest runner in class, for he won the race.
Although he wasn't the fastest runner in class, he won the race.
He wasn't the fastest runner in class, he won the race.
