Daily Practice · Key Stage 2
July 2001 - Key Stage 2 5-a-day
Every Key Stage 2 sheet published in July 2001, with answers. Years 3-6 - spelling patterns, word classes, punctuation and comprehension.
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Every sheet in July 2001
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st July 2001Give the comparative form of 'big' (apply the spelling rule).
- 2nd July 2001Replace the object with the correct object pronoun: 'Sam invited Jamal and Priya.'
- 3rd July 2001Give a more formal synonym for 'show' in 'The graph shows a rise in prices.'
- 4th July 2001What is the purpose of a subheading in a non-fiction text?
- 5th July 2001Fill the gap with a time preposition: 'School starts ___ September.'
- 6th July 2001Punctuate: The dog is friendly said Ben
- 7th July 2001Replace the noun with a pronoun: 'Mia laughed because Mia was happy.'
- 8th July 2001Identify the modal verb in: 'You must wear a seatbelt in the car.'
- 9th July 2001Identify the adjectives in the phrase 'the icy, silent lake'.
- 10th July 2001Is 'Can't wait to see ya!' formal or informal?
- 11th July 2001Punctuate this list correctly: 'Bring the following items a book a pen and a snack.'
- 12th July 2001Sort this conjunction as coordinating or subordinating: 'although'.
- 13th July 2001Choose 'was' or 'were': 'He ___ waiting outside.'
- 14th July 2001Choose a or an: '___ university'
- 15th July 2001Add a comma to this fronted adverbial sentence: 'Every morning she feeds the chickens.'
- 16th July 2001Give one synonym for 'fast'.
- 17th July 2001Add a pair of dashes around the extra information: 'My uncle who lives in Leeds is visiting this weekend.'
- 18th July 2001Choose the correct form: 'The doctor recommends that she ___ (rest / rests) for a week.'
- 19th July 2001Choose the correctly hyphenated compound noun: 'mother in law' or 'mother-in-law'
- 20th July 2001The word 'steep' can describe a slope. Give an antonym for 'steep' as used in: 'The path up the hill was steep.'
- 21st July 2001Complete the word with ie or ei: 'fr _ _ nd'.
- 22nd July 2001Turn 'easy' into an adverb of manner.
- 23rd July 2001Add the correct form: 'the (dog) ___ bone' (one dog owns the bone)
- 24th July 2001Rewrite using a possessive pronoun: 'Those shoes are not my shoes.'
- 25th July 2001Write one sentence of your own using the adverb of possibility 'probably' correctly.
- 26th July 2001Choose the correct helper verb: 'They ___ (have/has) already left.'
- 27th July 2001Rewrite in the passive voice, dropping the 'by' agent for a more formal tone: 'Scientists discovered a new species.'
- 28th July 2001Does the sentence introducing a bulleted list need a colon at the end? 'Remember to bring the following'
- 29th July 2001What does the word 'gloomy' suggest about a room's atmosphere?
- 30th July 2001Rewrite putting the subordinate clause first: 'Ali finished his homework although he was tired.'
- 31st July 2001Give a synonym for 'said'.