Let's Read a Book Trivia Quiz

Answer: read

The word "read" is a verb. There are many things that can be read, like books, newspapers, maps, and even websites. A sentence using it is, "The teacher told the student to read his book."

Answer: rear

The word "rear" can be both a noun and a verb. When meaning the back of something, it is a noun. When using it to talk about raising something, it is a verb. An example sentence using it is, "You will find the car in the rear of the building."

Answer: bear

The word "bear" can be both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it means an animal. Bears are large mammals that live throughout the world. There are many different types of bears, such as grizzly, sun, and polar bears. Winnie-the-Pooh is a character from A.A. Milne's books "Winnie-the-Pooh" and "A House at Pooh Corner". As a verb, it means to carry or endure something.

Answer: boar

The word "boar" is a noun. Boars live all over the world. In some places, boars are disliked because they cause a lot of damage. In other places, they are eaten.

Answer: soar

The word "soar" is a verb. Many things can soar, like birds and airplanes. A sentence using it would be, "Look at that bird soar through the sky."

Answer: soak

The word "soak" is a verb. A synonym for it is drench. A sentence using one form of it is, "After the water balloon fight, her clothes where soaked."

Answer: sock

The word "sock" can be a noun and a verb. As a noun, it is a type of clothing. Socks keep you feet warm. They come in many different lengths, colors, and designs. Some people knit or crochet socks with yarn. As a verb, it means to hit or punch someone.

Answer: hock

The word "hock" can be both a verb and a noun. When used as a noun, it means a part of a leg in some animals, like horses. As a verb it means to sell or pawn something. A sentence using it is, "I will hock my baseball cards to earn some extra money."

Answer: hook

The word "hook" can be both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it means something, usually made out of metal or plastic, that you can hang something on. As a verb, it means to attach or catch something. A sentence using it would be, "She hung the picture from a hook on the wall."

Answer: book

The word "book" can be both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it means something written that you read either for fun or to learn, like "Harry Potter" or textbooks at school. As a verb, it means to reserve or record something.