Performing a poem for an audience

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Quiz by Oak National Academy: KS1 English (2)

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True or false? Nursery rhymes are a type of poem.
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Match the keywords to the correct meanings.
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True or false? Nursery rhymes are a type of poem.

30 sec

Match the keywords to the correct meanings.

30 sec

A successful speaker will …

30 sec

Which of the following make a performance more exciting to watch?

30 sec

Good listeners …

30 sec

True or false? It is useful to get feedback after a performance.

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6 questions

True or false? Nursery rhymes are a type of poem.

30 sec

Match the keywords to the correct meanings.

30 sec

A successful speaker will …

30 sec

Which of the following make a performance more exciting to watch?

30 sec

Good listeners …

30 sec

True or false? It is useful to get feedback after a performance.

30 sec

Give this quiz to my class

as a classroom game

as homework

as an exam

as a printed PDF

Related quizzes

Finding my own voice: performing a poem
Publishing and performing a free verse poem in the style of John Lyons
Performing the poem 'The Morning Rush' by John Foster
Performing the poem 'London' by William Blake
Performing your own poem inspired by big and small objects
Performing your own imaginative poem
Performing your chosen Gothic poem
Performing a simple melody as part of a call and response song