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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.
What grows in the garden?
Flowers
Cars
Chairs
Books
How many eyes do you have?
Two
A
Three
Four
How many legs does a spider have?
Eight
Six
Four
Ten
What do you eat with your mouth?
Food
Shoes
Books
Cars
What colour is a banana?
Yellow
Blue
Black
White
Which animal has a beautiful tail with eyes?
Peacock
Mouse
Hose
Fish
What does a cow say?
Tired
Woof
Meow
Quack
What do you eat for breakfast?
Bread
Toothpaste
Soap
Paper
Which season comes after winter?
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
What do you use to write?
pencil
spoon
comb
scissors
Where do you store milk so it stays cold?
In the fridge
In the oven
In the cupboard
On the roof
What do you do with your eyes?
watch
hear
smell
trials
Which animal has a beak?
bird
dog
cat
rabbit
Where do you cook food?
in the kitchen
in the garden
in the car
in bath
What do you do when you are thirsty?
drink
food
sleep
run
What do you write on paper with?
With a pencil
With a spoon
With a fork
With a shoe
Which instrument has black and white keys?
piano
guitar
flute
drum
Which animal has a trunk?
elephant
monkey
tiger
rabbit
What do you use to eat soup?
spoon
fork
knife
scissors
What do you use to clean your teeth?
toothbrush
spoon
comb
knife
Which animal lives in the water and has fins?
fish
bird
horse
hose
What do you wear to avoid getting wet when it rains?
mackintosh
swimming costume
pyjamas
shorts
Which animal has black and white stripes?
zebra
lion
elephant
bear
What colour is a lemon?
yellow
red
blue
green
A synonym for 'adequate' is:
Suitable
Unsuitable
Too small
Too big
Another word for 'bewildered' is:
Dumbfounded
Very happy
Very tired
Very calm
Another word for 'complicated' is:
Complicated
Easy
Small
Large
A synonym for 'reliable' is:
Solid
Unreliable
Shaky
Doubtful
The word 'refined' means:
Cleverly conceived, cleverly crafted
Very simple
Very dirty
Very ugly
Which word does NOT belong to the others?
Telescope
Rose
Tulip
Daisy
What does the word 'monkish' mean?
Smiling cheerfully
Angry looking
Slow-running
Snoring loudly
What does the word 'lush' mean?
Lavish, luxurious
Very poor
Very small
Very fast
What is the meaning of 'sophistical'?
Seemingly convincing but factually misleading
Honest and transparent
Simple and straightforward
Scientifically proven
What does 'truculent' mean?
Aggressive and hostile
Deceptive and misleading
Exaggerated and theatrical
Slow and cumbersome
A 'velleity' is:
A weak desire without action
A quick move
A soft fabric
An old tradition
A 'chiasm' is in linguistics:
A crosswise repetition of words or concepts
A comparison between two different cases
An exaggeration for effect
A question that expects no answer
A 'portmanteau word' is:
A word formed by putting two words together
A word that comes from French
A word for travel gear
A word with a double meaning
What is a 'kakistocracy'?
Government by the worst people
Government by scientists
Government by the elderly
Government by the people
What is the meaning of 'introspective'?
Inward-looking and self-examining
Outward-looking and social
Superficial and thoughtless
Aggressive and confrontational
What is the meaning of 'ambivalent'?
Having conflicting feelings
Being indifferent
Being very enthusiastic
Being uncertain and doubtful
What word describes the love of collecting books?
Bibliophilia
Bibliomania
Library
Bibliography
Which word describes the fear of long words?
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliofobbie
Logofobbie
Verbofobbie
Lexicofobbie
What is 'tmema'?
Omitting words in a sentence
Doubling syllables
Switching letters
Merging words
What does 'taradiddle' mean?
A little lie or nonsense
A quick dance
A toy spinning top
A musical instrument
What does 'floccinaucinihilipilification' mean?
Regarding something as worthless
Over-decorating with flowers
Classifying cloud types
Picking out small details
What is 'paralipsis'?
Calling something by saying you won't call it
Repetitive use of prepositions
Omitting punctuation
Swapping word order
Which word means 'working in the twilight'?
Crepuscular
Nocturnal
Diurnal
Vespertine
What does 'apronym' mean?
An acronym to match its meaning
A word without vowels
A new compound word
A word with double meaning
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