Word pairs are two words that are often used together, like bread and butter, or salt and pepper. Learning word pairs improves vocabulary and helps students speak naturally. Develop thinking skills with this Quiz for Class 2 on Word Pairs and Odd One Out where odd one out means finding the word that does not belong to a group. For example, in the group apple, banana, carrot, and mango, carrot is the odd one because it is a vegetable and the rest are fruits. These exercises improve thinking and observation skills. They also make learning fun. Try these 10 MCQs to test how well you know word pairs and can spot the odd word.
Fill in the blank with the correct option to complete the word pairs: Grandma served tea in a cup and a ___.
Answer: (c) saucer
Select the correct word pair:
Answer: (d) shoes and socks
Fill in the blank: I washed my face with soap and ___.
Answer: (b) water
How many word pairs are there in the sentence given below? I picked up my bat and ball, looked left then right and then crossed the road.
Answer: (a) two
Which of these is not something you wear on your body?
Answer: (d) book
David is learning about action words. Which of the following does NOT belong to the group of action words?
Answer: (c) vase
Which one doesn’t belong to the group?
Answer: (a) paper
Which one is different from the rest?
Answer: (b)
Which one doesn’t belong to the group?
Answer: (d) banana
Choose the odd one out:
Answer: (a) glove
| Topic | Quiz |
|---|---|
| Words | Quiz on Words |
| Identify the Word From the Picture, Making a Word | Quiz on Identify the Word From the Picture, Making a Word |
| Jumbled Letters | Quiz on Jumbled Letters |
| Feminine and Masculine | Quiz on Feminine and Masculine |
| One and Many | Quiz on One and Many |
| Word pairs, Odd one out | Quiz on Word pairs, Odd one out |
| Animal babies | Quiz on Animal babies |
| Animals | Quiz on Animals |
| Nouns and Verbs | Quiz on Nouns and Verbs |
| Articles | Quiz on Articles |
| Comprehension (Prose and Poetry) | Quiz on Comprehension (Prose and Poetry) |
