Author Biography: lilyalli

This quiz, for younger children, is about colours found in traditional nursery rhymes and stories. UK versions and spelling.

This quiz, for young children, is about food found in traditional nursery rhymes and stories. UK versions and spelling.

This quiz is about English seaside towns beginning with the letters 'B' and 'C'.

A few fun facts of England - see how many you know already!

No football, no baseball, no basketball. A sporting weekend, from your armchair!

Kings are the theme. But sovereigns are not! How many of these 'kings' are you familiar with?

The antonym (opposite) of the first word is added to the word the second clue describes. The answer is one complete word. The antonym is always first.

The antonym (opposite) of the first word is added to the word the second clue describes. The answer is one complete word. The antonym is always first.

Please Pass the Salt! You may want to throw a handful over your left shoulder for good luck before starting this Author Challenge from Terry! Standard UK spelling throughout.

Or is it? Change the gender and add a word for the second clue to make one complete word in this 'Author Challenge' quiz.

Find the antonym (opposite) of each word and combine, in the same order, to form one new word. EXAMPLE: "Off + coming" - the opposites are 'on' and 'going', so the word to find is "ongoing". Now, your turn...