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Words with more than one meaning

3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.3.4, L.4.4 · England: Y3 Vocabulary, 11+ English (multiple meanings)

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  1. Question 1

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? She will park the car outside. (park)

    • A. a garden
    • B. a green area for playing
    • C. a sports ground
    • D. leave a vehicle somewhere
  2. Question 2

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? The judge will rule on the case tomorrow. (rule)

    • A. make an official decision
    • B. an instruction
    • C. reign over a country
    • D. a strip for measuring lines
  3. Question 3

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? I can't bear to watch scary films. (bear)

    • A. a large furry animal
    • B. put up with
    • C. bare
    • D. carry
  4. Question 4

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? She took a quick glance at her watch. (watch)

    • A. a small clock on the wrist
    • B. look at for a time
    • C. be careful
    • D. guard
  5. Question 5

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? The bark of the oak tree was rough. (bark)

    • A. to shout
    • B. a kind of boat
    • C. the outer layer of a tree
    • D. the sound a dog makes
  6. Question 6

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? She took a quick glance at her watch. (watch)

    • A. guard
    • B. be careful
    • C. a small clock on the wrist
    • D. look at for a time
  7. Question 7

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? The bark of the oak tree was rough. (bark)

    • A. the sound a dog makes
    • B. a kind of boat
    • C. the outer layer of a tree
    • D. to shout
  8. Question 8

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? I can't bear to watch scary films. (bear)

    • A. bare
    • B. put up with
    • C. carry
    • D. a large furry animal
  9. Question 9

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? Please wave to Grandma from the window. (wave)

    • A. a moving ridge of water
    • B. a sudden feeling
    • C. a curl in hair
    • D. move your hand to say hello
  10. Question 10

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? The judge will rule on the case tomorrow. (rule)

    • A. reign over a country
    • B. a strip for measuring lines
    • C. make an official decision
    • D. an instruction
  11. Question 11

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? The judge will rule on the case tomorrow. (rule)

    • A. reign over a country
    • B. make an official decision
    • C. an instruction
    • D. a strip for measuring lines
  12. Question 12

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? She took a quick glance at her watch. (watch)

    • A. a small clock on the wrist
    • B. guard
    • C. look at for a time
    • D. be careful
  13. Question 13

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? The judge will rule on the case tomorrow. (rule)

    • A. make an official decision
    • B. a strip for measuring lines
    • C. reign over a country
    • D. an instruction
  14. Question 14

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? She took a quick glance at her watch. (watch)

    • A. a small clock on the wrist
    • B. look at for a time
    • C. be careful
    • D. guard
  15. Question 15

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? Turn right at the traffic lights. (right)

    • A. fair
    • B. correct
    • C. the opposite of left
    • D. something you are allowed
  16. Question 16

    What does the word in brackets mean in THIS sentence? Please wave to Grandma from the window. (wave)

    • A. a curl in hair
    • B. a sudden feeling
    • C. a moving ridge of water
    • D. move your hand to say hello

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Answer key: Words with more than one meaning

  1. 1. D. leave a vehicle somewhere

  2. 2. A. make an official decision

  3. 3. B. put up with

  4. 4. A. a small clock on the wrist

  5. 5. C. the outer layer of a tree

  6. 6. C. a small clock on the wrist

  7. 7. C. the outer layer of a tree

  8. 8. B. put up with

  9. 9. D. move your hand to say hello

  10. 10. C. make an official decision

  11. 11. B. make an official decision

  12. 12. A. a small clock on the wrist

  13. 13. A. make an official decision

  14. 14. A. a small clock on the wrist

  15. 15. C. the opposite of left

  16. 16. D. move your hand to say hello