Eight questions to revisit familiar words and choose something to practise. Read the prompts together if helpful. This is not an English level test and does not assign a CEFR level.
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- Blue is a color. Monday is a day; rabbit is an animal.
- One, two, three, four, five.
- A bird has feathers. Fish have fins.
- Your aunt’s or uncle’s child is your cousin.
- Tuesday is followed by Wednesday.
- July is followed by August.
- “I like cats” tells someone a preference.
- “What about you?” invites the other person to share an answer.
What could you try next?
Choose two or three words to revisit, instead of chasing a perfect score. If the questions feel easy, use the words in a sentence and ask someone a follow-up question.
Would you like to talk about what your child needs? Meet me in the free introduction. A short word quiz cannot replace a conversation about their learning.
