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English language arts quiz for grade 1: Sight words This quiz helps revise “Sight words” in English language arts for grade 1. It has 25 questions in five categories: Word opposites, Question words, Action words, Tricky spellings, Time and order. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Word opposites 100 The balloon rises into the sky. Which word is the opposite of "down"?
200 A green light tells drivers to move. Which word is the opposite of "stop"?
300 Which word is…
In the game400 Which word is…
In the game500 The rainbow arches across…
In the gameQuestion words 100 Someone is knocking at the door. Which question word asks about a person?
200 Which question word asks about a place, as in "___ is my pencil?"
300 Which question word asks…
In the game400 Which question word asks…
In the game500 Which question word asks…
In the gameAction words 100 What is this frog about to do? It's a four-letter word.
200 What are these birds doing? It's a three-letter word.
300 Which four-letter word means…
In the game400 The window is not…
In the game500 Which five-letter word means…
In the gameTricky spellings 100 Which four-letter word rhymes with "bed" and means "spoke"?
200 Which word fills the gap on the card, the past form of "is"?
300 How many ducklings are…
In the game400 Which four-letter word rhymes…
In the game500 Which four-letter word starts…
In the gameTime and order 100 Which five-letter word fills the gap for Step 1 on the card?
200 Which word fills the gap: "We put on our coats, and ___ we left"?
300 Which five-letter word is…
In the game400 Which word means one…
In the game500 Which word begins so…
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