SPaG/ English Year 3 Quiz

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Year 3 SPaG Quiz

Test your understanding of spelling, punctuation, and grammar with our engaging Year 3 quiz! This quiz features 10 questions to challenge students in a fun and interactive way.

Key Features:

Multiple choice questions
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Designed for Year 3 students

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningLeaf520

Which is correct?

I saw an ant walking down the road.

I saw a ant walking down the road.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

Where did you get that jacket from Jack.

Where did you get that jacket from Jack?

Where did you get that jacket from jack?

Where did you get that jacket from jack.

What is the correct term for speech marks?

Commas

Inverted commas

Speech bubbles

Double commas

Where should the inverted commas go in this speech?

"How many stars are there hanging in the sky." Asked the boy.

"How many stars are there hanging in the sky? Asked the boy".

How many stars are there hanging in the sky "asked the boy".

"How many stars are there hanging in the sky"? Asked the boy.

"How many stars are there hanging in the sky?" Asked the boy.

Which sentence is using a simile?

Water drips carefully down the rocks.

The birds soar through the blood shot sky.

Lava shifts like thick treacle.

Which complex sentence is punctuated correctly?

The ground shakes, while gases hiss from the top of the volcano.

The ground shakes, while gases hiss from the top of the volcano

The ground shakes while gases hiss from the top of the volcano.

The ground shakes while, gases hiss from the top of the volcano.

The ground shakes while gases hiss, from the top of the volcano.

Which sentences contain an adverb? Pick 3

I saw a dog running through the field.

High in the sky, I saw a bird moving swiftly.

Underground the lava shifts like thick treacle.

Stir the mixture together slowly to avoid over working the flour.

Quickly, the boy sprinted to his door.

The vines grew taller and taller as they wrapped around the giant oak tree.

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