Quizzes, exams, and flashcards about Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling: KS2 Spelling: Year 5 and 6 Word Endings (-cious, -tial, -ance, -ible, -fer), KS2…
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This is the paper with the most learnable content in the whole set, because nearly all of it is terminology and rules rather than judgement: what a subordinate clause is, where a comma goes in a list and where it does not, which word in a sentence is the subject, when an apostrophe marks possession and when it marks a missing letter, and what the passive voice looks like. A pupil who knows the names of things can answer most of it. One practical note about the format used here: a multiple-choice quiz cannot offer four versions of a sentence that differ only by a comma, so the punctuation questions ask which change would make a sentence correct, with the options written out in words. The rule being tested is the same one; only the way of asking is different from the real paper.
Key Stage 2 SATs are set by the Standards and Testing Agency (Department for Education); 11+ examinations are set by individual schools, local authorities and providers such as GL Assessment. Zestly is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. These materials are our own and reproduce no official paper.
