Does the word have more than one meaning?
Can you use the word in a sentence?
Do you know the meaning of the word?
Do you know how to spell it?
Can you relate the word to any of your subjects?
Can you define the word to a friend?
Kleptomania
If you can use the word of the week in any of your lessons then you will be rewarded!
What is Literacy?
Literacy
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Literacy is the ability to read and write. The inability to do so is
called illiteracy or analphabetism.
Year 7 Test
Answer each question to the best of your ability
Tick the sentences that are
written correctly.
1. He had being thrown out of
class.
2. The teacher had seen the
evidence.
Add the correct
prefix to the
following
words:
1.___stand
2. ___ complete
3. ___ own
4. ___ national
5. ___ do
Add a suffix to the following
root words:
1. Improve _______
2. Access _______
3. Help _______
4. Soft _______
5. Humour _______
The teacher returned the
homework after she had
marked it.
Circle the sentence type:
Compound Complex Simple
Circle the correct missing word:
1. The night was incredibly quite/quiet, not a sound could be heard.
2. The safety gate was extremely loose/lose.
Delete the incorrect word from the following sentences
1. There is/are thirty pupils in my class.
2. Please could you pass me a/an apple?
3. They was/were meeting at dinner time.
Year 7 Answers
Answer each question to the best of your ability
Tick the sentences that are
written correctly.
1. He had being thrown out of
class.
 The teacher had seen the
evidence.
Add the correct
prefix to the
following
words:
1.understand
2.incomplete
3. disown
4. international
5. redo
Add a suffix to the following
root words:
1. Improvement
2. Accessible
3. Helpful
4. Softness
5. Humourous
The teacher returned the
homework after she had
marked it.
Circle the sentence type:
Compound Complex Simple
Circle the correct missing word:
1. The night was incredibly quite/quiet, not a sound could be heard.
2. The safety gate was extremely loose/lose.
Delete the incorrect word from the following sentences
1. There are thirty pupils in my class.
2. Please could you pass me an apple?
3. They were meeting at dinner time.
Year 8 Test
Answer each question to the best of your ability
Add the correct suffix to the following sentences
Circle the correct missing word
1.
2.
1.
Have you ever
seen/scene/seeing the pyramids
in Egypt?
Everyone was going on the
rewards trip accept/except Tom.
Circle the correct word
that is missing from
each sentence
There was/were a CD
player on our
teacher’s desk.
The witch chose a/an
alligator’s toe for her
spell.
Tilly was/were not at
school yesterday.
2.
3.
4.
1. He measured the line. He did the
measure………………….. in cms.
He is a fit man. Fit……………. is important to
stay healthy.
Dangerous sports excite him. He felt great
excite………………. .
I am a sick traveller. I suffer from travel
sick……………….. .
I walked into the classroom.
Circle the sentence type.
Simple Compound Complex
Circle the correct missing word
1. Manchester always loose/lose against Liverpool.
2. In the library you have to be quite/quiet.
Connect the prefixes to their meaning
bi
con
tele
Together,
with
Far, at a
distance
Two, twice
Year 8 Answers
Answer each question to the best of your ability
Add the correct suffix to the following sentences
Circle the correct missing word
1.
2.
Have you ever
seen/scene/seeing the pyramids
in Egypt?
Everyone was going on the
rewards trip accept/except Tom.
Circle the correct word
that is missing from
each sentence
There was/were a CD
player on our
teacher’s desk.
The witch chose a/an
alligator’s toe for her
spell.
Tilly was/were not at
school yesterday.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. He measured the line. He did the
measurement in cms.
He is a fit man. Fitness is important to stay
healthy.
Dangerous sports excite him. He felt great
excitement
I am a sick traveller. I suffer from travel
sickness
I walked into the classroom.
Circle the sentence type.
Simple Compound Complex
Circle the correct missing word
1. Manchester always loose/lose against Liverpool.
2. In the library you have to be quite/quiet.
Connect the prefixes to their meaning
bi
Together,
with
Far, at a
distance
con
tele
Two, twice
Year 9 Test
Answer each question to the best of your ability
Circle the correct missing word
1. I have been/being to Spain.
2. Have you seen/scene/seeing
her hair?
Circle the correct
missing word
1. We saw a/an
ghost in the
haunted house.
2.
3.
How many people
were/was at your
house last
weekend?
There is/are
some books in my
bag.
Complete the following sentences
1. A suffix comes at the ____ of a
word.
2. If you agree with someone then
you are in ___________ with them.
3. A person who doesn’t have a clue
is ________.
Turn the following sentence into
a complex one.
Stan slept soundly on the sofa.
__________________________
_______________________
_______________________
Circle the correct missing word
1. The table leg was lose/loose.
2. I was in quiet/quite alot/a lot of trouble now.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
What’s the opposite of advantage? ______________________________
What’s the opposite of continue? _______________________________
What’s the opposite of legal? __________________________________
People who are not patient are _________________________________
If something isn’t effective then it’s _____________________________
Year 9 Answers
Answer each question to the best of your ability
Circle the correct missing word
1. I have been/being to Spain.
2. Have you seen/scene/seeing
her hair?
Circle the correct
missing word
1. We saw a/an
ghost in the
haunted house.
2.
3.
How many people
were/was at your
house last
weekend?
There is/are
some books in my
bag.
Complete the following sentences
1. A suffix comes at the end of a
word.
2. If you agree with someone then
you are in disagreement with
them.
3. A person who doesn’t have a clue
is clueless.
Turn the following sentence into
a complex one.
Stan slept soundly on the sofa
because his snoring woke the
rest of the house up.
Circle the correct missing word
1. The table leg was lose/loose.
2. I was in quiet/quite alot/a lot of trouble now.
1. What’s the opposite of advantage? disadvantage
2. What’s the opposite of continue? discontinue
3. What’s the opposite of legal? illegal
4. People who are not patient are impatient
5. If something isn’t effective then it’s ineffective
Year 10 Test
Answer each question to the best of your ability
Circle the correct missing word
1. The crime scene/seen/seeing
was horrific.
2. They all got £5 accept/except
John.
Make the opening of
the following
sentence more
interesting
Sarah put on her
helmet.
__________________
______________
______________
_____________
1. What does the prefix anti
mean? ________________
2. What prefix is added to the
word stake to show that
something is
wrong?________________
Correct the following passage
In year eleven you have to do your GCSEs. There is
many pupils who is already revising for their exams
because they know how important they is. It’s very
important to revise as this can help you to retain the
information that you need.
Last week, we was studying for an module in
Science. It was very hard and in the mock I got a E. I
will have to revise more to ensure that I achieve my
target grade, which is an grade C.
Suffixes: -less -ness -ly -ful (highlight/circle the words, which could take
more than one suffix)
fault_____ wire____ use____ play_____ effort____ lawless____
price____ fright____
Correct the following passage:
It was a tiring day and I knew that I could of done more work. In fact I
should of done more work and I would of done more work if Adam hadn’t
been distracting me. He was quiet naughty in lessons and he never knew
when to be quite. Alot of the time he would make silly monkey noises or
shout out loud.
Year 10 Answers
Answer each question to the best of your ability
Circle the correct missing word
1. The crime scene/seen/seeing
was horrific.
2. They all got £5 accept/except
John.
Make the opening of
the following
sentence more
interesting
Sarah put on her
helmet.
Putting on her
helmet, Sarah
then walked to
the door.
1. What does the prefix anti
mean? against
2. What prefix is added to the
word stake to show that
something is wrong?mis
Correct the following passage
In year eleven you have to do your GCSEs. There are
many pupils who are already revising for their exams
because they know how important they are. It’s very
important to revise as this can help you to retain the
information that you need.
Last week, we were studying for a module in
Science. It was very hard and in the mock I got an E. I
will have to revise more to ensure that I achieve my
target grade, which is a grade C.
Suffixes: -less -ness -ly -ful (highlight/circle the words, which could take
more than one suffix)
fault_____ wire____ use____ play_____ effort____ lawless____
price____ fright____
Correct the following passage:
It was a tiring day and I knew that I could have done more work. In fact I
should have done more work and I would have done more work if Adam
hadn’t been distracting me. He was quite naughty in lessons and he never
knew when to be quiet. A lot of the time he would make silly monkey noises
or shout out loud.