Starter quiz
- Which image represents the word 'flawless'?
- Which image represents the word 'mesmerising'?
- Select the correct definition for the adjective 'flawless'.
- perfect or impeccable, like a ballet dancer who never makes a single mistake ✓
- very attractive or bewitching, like something that hypnotises and distracts you
- tall, beautiful, and dignified, like someone who looks as impressive as a statue
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- Select the correct definition for the adjective 'mesmerising'.
- perfect or impeccable, like a ballet dancer who never makes a single mistake
- very attractive or bewitching, like something that hypnotises and distracts you ✓
- tall, beautiful, and dignified, like someone who looks as impressive as a statue
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- Select the correct definition for the adjective 'statuesque'.
- perfect or impeccable, like a ballet dancer who never makes a single mistake
- very attractive or bewitching, like something that hypnotises and distracts you
- tall, beautiful, and dignified, like someone who looks as impressive as a statue ✓
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- Match the adjective to the most appropriate word pair.
- flawless⇔reputation ✓
- mesmerising⇔spell ✓
- statuesque⇔pose ✓
Exit quiz
What word does this image represent?- bloodshot
- bulging
- expressive ✓
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What word does this image represent?- bloodshot
- bulging ✓
- expressive
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- Match the word with the correct definition.
- bloodshot⇔red or sore ✓
- bulging⇔swollen or sticking out ✓
- expressive⇔showing your thoughts and feelings ✓
- Match the word pairs that make sense.
- bloodshot⇔eyes ✓
- bulging⇔wallet ✓
- expressive⇔eyebrows ✓
- Write the missing word to complete the sentence. The __________ whites of Brick’s eyes were patterned with red veins.
- bloodshot ✓
- bulging
- expressive
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- Write the missing word to complete the sentence. The pirate's __________ pockets were stuffed with jewels.
- bloodshot
- bulging ✓
- expressive
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- 'Bloodshot' is an adjective which means red and sore.
- 'Bulging' is an adjective which means swollen or sticking out.
- 'Expressive' is an adjective which means meaningful or revealing.
Common misconception
Bulging can be used as a verb as well as an adjective so children might use it as a verb.
When used as a verb, 'bulging' typically describes the act of swelling, protruding, or sticking out, often in a rounded or prominent way.
Keywords
Noun - a naming word for people, places or things
Adjective - a word that describes a noun
Synonym - a word that has the same or similar meaning to another word
Word pair - words that often appear together
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