Word Pairs for Class 1

Practice Questions on Word Pairs and Odd One Out for Class 1

Direction for questions 1 to 6: Choose the odd one out:

1.

a) lady finger
b) eggplant
c) pumpkin
d) pineapple

Answer: d)

2.

a) milk
b) oil
c) juice
d) bread

Answer: d)

3.

a) rat
b) squirrel
c) guinea pig
d) elephant

Answer: d)

4.

a) chalk
b) paper
c) pen
d) pencil

Answer: b)

5.

a) neem
b) tulip
c) sunflower
d) petunia

Answer: a)

6.

a) frog
b) starfish
c) jellyfish
d) octopus

Answer: a)

Direction fill in the blanks with the correct option to complete the word pairs:

7. She drank tea from a cup and _____.

a) saucer
b) spoon
c) fork
d) ladle

Answer: a)

8. He earned his bread and _______ through hard work.

a) jam
b) spread
c) butter
d) peanut sauce

Answer: c)

9. Myra worked day and ______ for this project.

a) week
b) month
c) night
d) evening

Answer: d)

10. Loinel likes to play bat and ______ with his friends in the evenings.

a) hall
b) wall
c) doll
d) ball

Answer: d)

FAQs

1. What are word pairs?

Answer: Word pairs are a set of two words that are commonly used together and have a close relation. For example, lock - key.

2. What is an odd one out with examples?

Answer: ‘Odd one out’ refers to words that have different characteristics from the rest of the group. For example, Mango, Banana, Lucy, Orange. Here Lucy is the odd one out because it is the name of a girl and the rest of the words are names of fruits.

3. What are the examples of word pairs?

Answer: Some examples of word pairs are:

1. table - chair
2. mother - father
3. teacher - student
4. cup - saucer
5. bread - jam