This Best Sentence spelling quiz combines all of a KS1 child's knowledge gained from the previous quizzes and asks them to find the one sentence that is spelt perfectly. All sentences are single clause and include spellings taken from the National Curriculum.
Well done for completing all the quizzes. Now, it’s time to test all that knowledge of spelling!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
Don't forget every sentence should start with a capital letter.
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The last answer isn't correct because cobweb is one word.
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Big red buttons stand out so that you can find them to press quickly if in an emergency.
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When racing professionally, men and women don't race each other; men race other men and women race other women.
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One thief but two thieves.
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Pet Rescue is like the RSPCA where they help animals and try to find homes for them.
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If you know something, then it's with a 'k' but if you say 'no' to something then there is no 'k'.
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If a man just has hair above his top lip, then this is called a moustache.
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A lampshade provides shade around a lamp.
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Some people collect teapots!
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