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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

What can you put on your head?
hat wear red warm
How can music be?
merry music listen radio
What do you do with your legs?
hiking leg long shoe
What does a horse do?
gallop horse brown stable
How can you be when you learn something new?
proud leather school smart
What shape does a ball have?
around ball throw play
What do you do when you are tired?
rest tired bed sleepy
What does a rabbit do?
hopping rabbit white root
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What kind of word is 'school'?
noun verb adjective pronoun
What kind of word is 'rabbit'?
noun verb adjective colour
Which word describes the apple?
sweet food apple bites
What kind of word is 'garden'?
noun verb adjective preposition
Which word shows what you do with your feet?
hiking feet great shoes
Which word describes what the child is like?
happy laugh child play
What kind of word is 'house'?
noun verb adjective article
What kind of word is 'mum'?
noun verb adjective no word
Create a parts of speech treasure hunt for Ages 5-6
Which word type indicates quantity or order?
numeral verb interjection conjunction
In the sentence 'Although it's cold, I'm going swimming', 'although' is a:
subordinating conjunction conjunction adverb preposition
In the sentence 'Either you come, or you stay home', the first 'or' is one:
conjunction subordinating conjunction preposition adverb
The word 'cheerful' is a:
adjective verb preposition pronoun
In the sentence 'The book is on the table', 'on' is a:
preposition conjunction adverb verb
In the sentence "Where are you going?", "where" is a:
question word adverb pronoun verb
The word 'thirty' is a:
keyword ordinal number adjective indefinite pronoun
In the sentence "Wow, what a beautiful butterfly!", "wow" is a:
interjection adverb verb noun
Create a parts of speech treasure hunt for Ages 11-12
What is the diminutive ending in 'cottage'?
-you -ish -house -e
Which word type is 'because' in: 'I'm staying home because it's raining'?
subordinating conjunction conjunction preposition adverb
Which word type does 'maybe' belong to in: 'Maybe they will come'?
adverb conjunction interjection verb
What noun is 'love'?
abstract concrete proper name collective name
What pronoun is 'something' in: 'I heard something'?
indefinite pronoun demonstrative pronoun personal pronoun interrogative pronoun
Which word type is 'during' in: 'During the lesson it was quiet'?
preposition adverb conjunction noun
What is the word type of 'if' in: 'If it rains, we stay inside'?
subordinating conjunction conjunction preposition adverb
In which sentence is there a relative pronoun?
The man walking there is my uncle. He walks to the shop. This man is my uncle. Someone is walking there.
Create a parts of speech treasure hunt for Ages 13-14
Which word in the sentence 'Too bad, I expected otherwise' is an interjection?
Pity otherwise expected the
In the sentence 'They met', what is 'each other'?
Reciprocal pronoun Reflexive pronoun Personal pronoun Indefinite pronoun
What is the word type of 'myself' in the sentence 'I hurt myself'?
Reflexive pronoun Personal pronoun Possessive pronoun Demonstrative pronoun
Which word type is 'something' in 'He knows something special'?
Indefinite pronoun Adverb Noun Adjective
In 'He often walks to school', what is 'often'?
Adverb of time Adjective Preposition Counting word
What is 'just' for word type in 'He is as big as me'?
Adverb of degree Adjective Noun Preposition
In which sentence is 'a lot' an adverb?
He works far too hard He has a lot of money Many people came That's a lot of work
What is 'some' in 'Some friends came over'?
Indefinite adjective Main verb Indefinite pronoun Adverb
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