Y7 AT Do Now L7

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Y7 AT Do Now L7

Last updated over 3 years ago

6 questions

1

Question 1

1.

1

Question 2

2.

1

Question 3

3.

1

Question 4

4.

1

Question 5

5.

1

Question 6

6.

Question 1

1.

To o_____ someone means to get the better of them, to trick them.

outcry

outchance

outwit

Question 2

2.

To be i_______ means to be clever, original and inventive.

incentive

ingenious

invincible

Question 3

3.

Hansel pretends a b_____ is his finger so that the witch thinks he is too skinny to eat.

bone

boy

ball

Question 4

4.

Oliver Twist grew up in a w_______.

windmill

workhouse

well

Question 5

5.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream was written 500 years ago but set _______ years ago in Ancient Greece.

2500

25000

250

Question 6

6.

What is the vehicle in this metaphor from the poem The Eagle?
‘’like a thunderbolt he falls’’

the eagle

thunderbolt

falls

To o_____ someone means to get the better of them, to trick them.

outcry

outchance

outwit

To be i_______ means to be clever, original and inventive.

incentive

ingenious

invincible

Hansel pretends a b_____ is his finger so that the witch thinks he is too skinny to eat.

bone

boy

ball

Oliver Twist grew up in a w_______.

windmill

workhouse

well

A Midsummer Night’s Dream was written 500 years ago but set _______ years ago in Ancient Greece.

2500

25000

250

What is the vehicle in this metaphor from the poem The Eagle?
‘’like a thunderbolt he falls’’

the eagle

thunderbolt

falls

Y7 AT Do Now L7

Y7 AT Do Now L7

To o_____ someone means to get the better of them, to trick them.

To be i_______ means to be clever, original and inventive.

Hansel pretends a b_____ is his finger so that the witch thinks he is too skinny to eat.

Oliver Twist grew up in a w_______.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream was written 500 years ago but set _______ years ago in Ancient Greece.

What is the vehicle in this metaphor from the poem The Eagle?‘’like a thunderbolt he falls’’

What is the vehicle in this metaphor from the poem The Eagle?
‘’like a thunderbolt he falls’’