Extended Family ( Vocaburary Anglais CE2)

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Quick true/false on extended family.

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Extended Family ( Vocaburary Anglais CE2)Online version Quick true/false on extended family. by YAKILI LMS 1 An aunt or uncle is a sibling of your parent. Yes No 2 In-laws are blood relatives. Yes No 3 A great-uncle is the brother of your parent. Yes No 4 A cousin is the child of your parent's sibling. Yes No 5 A cousin's husband is your cousin. Yes No 6 A nephew is a male child of your sibling. Yes No 7 A nephew is the son of your cousin. Yes No 8 A grandparent is a parent of one of your parents. Yes No 9 A niece is a female child of your sibling. Yes No 10 An aunt is the child of your parent. Yes No 11 A chicken is a domestic animal. Yes No 12 A dog is a domestic animal. Yes No 13 A dog is a wild animal. Yes No 14 A cow is a domestic animal. Yes No 15 A cat is a domestic animal. Yes No 16 A rabbit is a reptile. Yes No 17 A chicken is a fish. Yes No 18 A cat is a reptile. Yes No 19 A cow is a bird. Yes No 20 A horse is a domestic animal. Yes No 21 Numbers cannot appear in proper nouns. Yes No 22 Brand names are not proper nouns. Yes No 23 Google is a proper noun. Yes No 24 New York is a proper noun. Yes No 25 The Eiffel Tower is a proper noun. Yes No 26 A proper noun cannot be more than one word long. Yes No 27 A proper noun names a specific person, place, or organization. Yes No 28 In English, proper nouns are never preceded by articles. Yes No 29 All capitalized words in a sentence are proper nouns. Yes No 30 Mount Everest is a proper noun. Yes No 31 A common noun can be pluralized, as in 'dogs'. Yes No 32 All abstract nouns are countable. Yes No 33 A noun that names a person is always a proper noun. Yes No 34 Collective nouns are always treated as singular. Yes No 35 The word 'city' is a common noun. Yes No 36 The name of a country is always a common noun. Yes No 37 Common nouns must always be capitalized. Yes No 38 Common nouns can be concrete or abstract. Yes No 39 A common noun names a general item rather than a specific name. Yes No 40 Common nouns are not capitalized unless they start a sentence. Yes No 41 The opposite of 'rough' is 'soft'. Yes No 42 The opposite of 'increase' is 'growth'. Yes No 43 The opposite of 'bright' is 'gloomy'. Yes No 44 The opposite of 'open' is 'unlocked'. Yes No 45 The opposite of 'early' is 'soon'. Yes No 46 The opposite of 'full' is 'empty'. Yes No 47 The opposite of 'bright' is 'dim'. Yes No 48 The opposite of 'hot' is 'cold'. Yes No 49 The opposite of 'fast' is 'slow'. Yes No 50 The opposite of 'up' is 'down'. Yes No

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Extended Family ( Vocaburary Anglais CE2)Online version

by YAKILI LMS

An aunt or uncle is a sibling of your parent.

In-laws are blood relatives.

A great-uncle is the brother of your parent.

A cousin is the child of your parent's sibling.

A cousin's husband is your cousin.

A nephew is a male child of your sibling.

A nephew is the son of your cousin.

A grandparent is a parent of one of your parents.

A niece is a female child of your sibling.

An aunt is the child of your parent.

A chicken is a domestic animal.

A dog is a domestic animal.

A dog is a wild animal.

A cow is a domestic animal.

A cat is a domestic animal.

A rabbit is a reptile.

A chicken is a fish.

A cat is a reptile.

A cow is a bird.

A horse is a domestic animal.

Numbers cannot appear in proper nouns.

Brand names are not proper nouns.

Google is a proper noun.

New York is a proper noun.

The Eiffel Tower is a proper noun.

A proper noun cannot be more than one word long.

A proper noun names a specific person, place, or organization.

In English, proper nouns are never preceded by articles.

All capitalized words in a sentence are proper nouns.

Mount Everest is a proper noun.

A common noun can be pluralized, as in 'dogs'.

All abstract nouns are countable.

A noun that names a person is always a proper noun.

Collective nouns are always treated as singular.

The word 'city' is a common noun.

The name of a country is always a common noun.

Common nouns must always be capitalized.

Common nouns can be concrete or abstract.

A common noun names a general item rather than a specific name.

Common nouns are not capitalized unless they start a sentence.

The opposite of 'rough' is 'soft'.

The opposite of 'increase' is 'growth'.

The opposite of 'bright' is 'gloomy'.

The opposite of 'open' is 'unlocked'.

The opposite of 'early' is 'soon'.

The opposite of 'full' is 'empty'.

The opposite of 'bright' is 'dim'.

The opposite of 'hot' is 'cold'.

The opposite of 'fast' is 'slow'.

The opposite of 'up' is 'down'.