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English as a foreign language quiz for grade 1: Toys and games This quiz helps revise “Toys and games” in English as a foreign language for grade 1. It has 25 questions in five categories: Favourite toys, Toy transport, Outdoor games, Action words, Describing toys. 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.
Favourite toys 100 What classic cuddly stuffed toy is shown in the picture?
200 What classic toy looking like a child or baby is shown here?
300 What mechanical toy looks…
In the game400 What colourful wooden toy…
In the game500 What game has small…
In the gameToy transport 100 What short three-letter English word names the vehicles in the picture?
200 Which vehicle travels along rails and pulls carriages behind it?
300 Which winged vehicle with…
In the game400 What English word names…
In the game500 What ride has a…
In the gameOutdoor games 100 What round object is kicked, bounced, and thrown in playground games?
200 What light diamond-shaped toy dances in the sky on a long string?
300 What two-wheeled ride has…
In the game400 In which chasing game…
In the game500 Which pavement game is…
In the gameAction words 100 Which four-letter English verb means having fun with games or toys?
200 What short three-letter English verb means moving very fast on your feet?
300 Which English verb means…
In the game400 What English verb describes…
In the game500 What English verb means…
In the gameDescribing toys 100 Which three-letter English word means large in size, not tiny?
200 What colour is a ripe strawberry, a ladybird, or a fire truck?
300 Which English word describes…
In the game400 Which English word describes…
In the game500 What English word describes…
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