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One word, two meanings (bat, duck, ring)

Kindergarten (Reception and Year 1 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.K.4.A · England: Reception Communication and Language, Y1 Vocabulary

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  1. Question 1

    Which sentence uses the word with this meaning: bat (an animal with wings)?

    • A. The bat hung upside down in the cave.
    • B. I hit the ball with my bat.

  2. Question 2

    What does the word mean in THIS sentence? The duck swam across the pond.

    • A. to bend down quickly
    • B. a bird that swims

  3. Question 3

    Which sentence uses the word with this meaning: light (a lamp)?

    • A. My bag is light.
    • B. The light in my room is too bright.

  4. Question 4

    What does the word mean in THIS sentence? Turn on the light, please.

    • A. not heavy
    • B. a lamp that helps us see

  5. Question 5

    Which sentence uses the word with this meaning: bat (an animal with wings)?

    • A. The bat hung upside down in the cave.
    • B. I hit the ball with my bat.

  6. Question 6

    What does the word mean in THIS sentence? Please don't kick the can across the road.

    • A. to be able to
    • B. a metal tin

  7. Question 7

    Which sentence uses the word with this meaning: bark (a dog's sound)?

    • A. Dogs bark at the postman.
    • B. The bark of the tree is rough.

  8. Question 8

    What does the word mean in THIS sentence? Mum wears a gold ring.

    • A. the sound a bell makes
    • B. jewellery for your finger

  9. Question 9

    Which sentence uses the word with this meaning: duck (a bird)?

    • A. Duck under the branch!
    • B. The duck quacked at the bread.

  10. Question 10

    What does the word mean in THIS sentence? Hit the ball with the bat!

    • A. a stick to hit a ball
    • B. an animal with wings

  11. Question 11

    Which sentence uses the word with this meaning: fly (move in the air)?

    • A. Kites fly on windy days.
    • B. Shoo, fly!

  12. Question 12

    What does the word mean in THIS sentence? Hit the ball with the bat!

    • A. a stick to hit a ball
    • B. an animal with wings

  13. Question 13

    Which sentence uses the word with this meaning: bark (on a tree)?

    • A. I heard the puppy bark.
    • B. Moss grows on the bark of the oak.

  14. Question 14

    What does the word mean in THIS sentence? The tree has rough bark.

    • A. the hard outside of a tree
    • B. the sound a dog makes

  15. Question 15

    Which sentence uses the word with this meaning: fly (move in the air)?

    • A. Kites fly on windy days.
    • B. Shoo, fly!

  16. Question 16

    What does the word mean in THIS sentence? Please don't kick the can across the road.

    • A. a metal tin
    • B. to be able to

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Answer key: One word, two meanings (bat, duck, ring)

  1. 1. A. The bat hung upside down in the cave.

  2. 2. B. a bird that swims

  3. 3. B. The light in my room is too bright.

  4. 4. B. a lamp that helps us see

  5. 5. A. The bat hung upside down in the cave.

  6. 6. B. a metal tin

  7. 7. A. Dogs bark at the postman.

  8. 8. B. jewellery for your finger

  9. 9. B. The duck quacked at the bread.

  10. 10. A. a stick to hit a ball

  11. 11. A. Kites fly on windy days.

  12. 12. A. a stick to hit a ball

  13. 13. B. Moss grows on the bark of the oak.

  14. 14. A. the hard outside of a tree

  15. 15. A. Kites fly on windy days.

  16. 16. A. a metal tin