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Toy Names ( Vocabulary and Grammar Anglais CE2)


Toy Names ( Vocabulary and Grammar Anglais CE2)Version en ligne Test your knowledge of popular toy names. par YAKILI LMS 1 Play-Doh is edible modeling clay. Yes No 2 Barbie is a fashion doll. Yes No 3 Barbie is a stuffed animal. Yes No 4 Cabbage Patch Kids are plastic action figures. Yes No 5 Slinky is a spring toy. Yes No 6 Lego bricks are produced by The Lego Group. Yes No 7 Play-Doh is a modeling clay toy. Yes No 8 Monopoly was first published as a video game. Yes No 9 Lego bricks snap together with magnets. Yes No 10 Rubik's Cube is a 3D combination puzzle. Yes No 11 We say 'how many' to ask about uncountable quantities. Yes No 12 Many is used with countable nouns. Yes No 13 There is much water in the bottle. Yes No 14 In English, you can always replace 'many' with 'much' in every sentence. Yes No 15 Much is used with uncountable nouns. Yes No 16 Many is used with uncountable nouns. Yes No 17 Much is used with countable nouns. Yes No 18 We say 'how much' to ask about countable quantities. Yes No 19 We say 'how much' to ask about uncountable quantities. Yes No 20 We say 'how many' to ask about countable quantities. Yes No 21 Goalkeepers may handle the ball anywhere on the field during play. Yes No 22 Center-backs are mainly selected for their speed on the wing. Yes No 23 Wing-backs must always stay forward and never drop back to defend. Yes No 24 A goalkeeper's primary duty is to prevent the ball from entering the goal. Yes No 25 Center-backs are often tasked with organizing the defensive line. Yes No 26 The captain helps lead the team on and off the pitch. Yes No 27 Forwards are mainly responsible for scoring goals. Yes No 28 Midfielders link defense and attack and control ball distribution. Yes No 29 The captain is chosen only based on seniority, not leadership. Yes No 30 A midfielder's sole duty is to pass the ball forward to attackers. Yes No 31 Don't is the contracted form of 'do not'. Yes No 32 I'mn't is the contracted form of 'I am not'. Yes No 33 Isn't is the contracted form of 'is not'. Yes No 34 You're isn't the contraction for 'you are not'. Yes No 35 We wasn't is the contraction for 'we were not'. Yes No 36 Doesn't is the contracted form of 'does not'. Yes No 37 They hasn't is the contraction for 'they have not'. Yes No 38 Didn't is the contracted form of 'did not'. Yes No 39 Aren't is the contracted form of 'are not'. Yes No 40 He have not is the contraction for 'he has not'. Yes No 41 The wheel was invented after the automobile. Yes No 42 Steam locomotives were the first propulsion used in boats. Yes No 43 A horse-drawn carriage was a common urban transport in the 19th century. Yes No 44 Sailing ships use wind power and are a traditional transport method. Yes No 45 Rowing a boat is a traditional way to travel on water. Yes No 46 Walking is not a traditional form of travel. Yes No 47 Bicycles were invented before horses were domesticated. Yes No 48 Walking is a traditional form of travel. Yes No 49 Riding a horse is a traditional form of transport. Yes No 50 Automobiles were the primary traditional transport method in medieval towns. Yes No

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Play-Doh is edible modeling clay.

Barbie is a fashion doll.

Barbie is a stuffed animal.

Cabbage Patch Kids are plastic action figures.

Slinky is a spring toy.

Lego bricks are produced by The Lego Group.

Play-Doh is a modeling clay toy.

Monopoly was first published as a video game.

Lego bricks snap together with magnets.

Rubik's Cube is a 3D combination puzzle.

We say 'how many' to ask about uncountable quantities.

Many is used with countable nouns.

There is much water in the bottle.

In English, you can always replace 'many' with 'much' in every sentence.

Much is used with uncountable nouns.

Many is used with uncountable nouns.

Much is used with countable nouns.

We say 'how much' to ask about countable quantities.

We say 'how much' to ask about uncountable quantities.

We say 'how many' to ask about countable quantities.

Goalkeepers may handle the ball anywhere on the field during play.

Center-backs are mainly selected for their speed on the wing.

Wing-backs must always stay forward and never drop back to defend.

A goalkeeper's primary duty is to prevent the ball from entering the goal.

Center-backs are often tasked with organizing the defensive line.

The captain helps lead the team on and off the pitch.

Forwards are mainly responsible for scoring goals.

Midfielders link defense and attack and control ball distribution.

The captain is chosen only based on seniority, not leadership.

A midfielder's sole duty is to pass the ball forward to attackers.

Don't is the contracted form of 'do not'.

I'mn't is the contracted form of 'I am not'.

Isn't is the contracted form of 'is not'.

You're isn't the contraction for 'you are not'.

We wasn't is the contraction for 'we were not'.

Doesn't is the contracted form of 'does not'.

They hasn't is the contraction for 'they have not'.

Didn't is the contracted form of 'did not'.

Aren't is the contracted form of 'are not'.

He have not is the contraction for 'he has not'.

The wheel was invented after the automobile.

Steam locomotives were the first propulsion used in boats.

A horse-drawn carriage was a common urban transport in the 19th century.

Sailing ships use wind power and are a traditional transport method.

Rowing a boat is a traditional way to travel on water.

Walking is not a traditional form of travel.

Bicycles were invented before horses were domesticated.

Walking is a traditional form of travel.

Riding a horse is a traditional form of transport.

Automobiles were the primary traditional transport method in medieval towns.