Year 3 Grammar Quiz — Answers
Answer sheet with model answers and success criteria for the Year 3 grammar quiz.
Year 3 · English · Grammar
Year 3 Grammar Quiz — Answers
Circle the best answer
There are ten questions. Circle one answer for each.
- Acity
- BDarwin
- Criver
- Dteacher
Answer: Darwin
Darwin names a particular city, so it is a proper noun.
- Awalk
- Bwalks
- Cwalked
- Dwalking
Answer: walked
'Yesterday' tells us to use the past tense.
- Asnail
- Bmoved
- Cslowly
- DThe
Answer: slowly
'Slowly' tells us how the snail moved.
- Abut
- Bso
- Cor
- Dbecause
Answer: so
'So' shows the result of being tired.
- A"Let's go," said Ben.
- B"Let's go" said Ben.
- CLet's go, "said Ben."
- D"Let's go, said Ben."
Answer: "Let's go," said Ben.
Speech marks surround the spoken words, with a comma before the closing speech mark.
- Ahere
- Bhear
- Chare
- Dheir
Answer: hear
'Hear' is what you do with your ears.
- Ahuge
- Bsmall
- Ctall
- Dwide
Answer: small
'Small' has a similar meaning to 'tiny'.
- Aquick
- Bslow
- Crapid
- Dspeedy
Answer: slow
'Slow' is the opposite of 'fast'.
- AI played netball.
- BI play netball.
- CI will play netball.
- DI am playing netball.
Answer: I will play netball.
'Will play' tells us it has not happened yet.
- AAfter school, we went to the park.
- BAfter school we went, to the park.
- CAfter, school we went to the park.
- DAfter school we, went to the park.
Answer: After school, we went to the park.
The comma follows the opening phrase 'After school'.
Marking tips
- Give credit for correct method even when the final answer slips — the working shows where the thinking went right.
- For open-ended tasks, use the success criteria as a checklist rather than looking for one "right" answer.
- Celebrate what went well first, then pick one thing to work on next.
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