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Year 2 - Ending with ild and ind

This 'Ending with ild and ind' spelling quiz will test KS1 children on words with these endings. It is an extension to the spellings suggested in the National Curriculum.

When the ‘i’ sound goes before ‘nd’ or ‘ld’ it usually makes an ‘igh’ sound. Can you spell these missing ‘ind’ and ‘ild’ words?

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1 .
The dog was hiding ____ the tree.
beehind
behild
behined
behind
The opposite of 'behind' is 'in front of'.
2 .
Will you ____ me to ____ the coffee?
remind and grinde
remind and grind
remined and grind
remend and grind
Coffee beans need to be ground to make powder or granules.
3 .
Do you ____ if I turn it over?
mild
mind
mined
mine
All the answers are words, but only one fits our sentence.
4 .
This monkey lives in the ____.
wiled
whiled
wild
wailed
This means it lives in its natural habitat.
5 .
Even though the ____ is blowing, it's very ____ outside.
wrind and mild
wind and mild
wind and miled
wind and milld
If someone says it's mild outside, that means it's quite warm.
6 .
After school he goes to a ____.
chidminder
childminder
childmimder
childminda
Even though this word doesn't end in 'ild' or 'ind' - it does have them both in it!
7 .
Please ____ a ____ of milk.
find and pighnt
find and pinte
find and pint
find and pinet
We buy milk in pints; a pint is how we measure liquid.
8 .
Please be ____ and help the ____ man across the road.
kined and blind
kind and dlind
cind and blind
kind and blind
Often, if someone is blind they have a guide dog to help them.
9 .
Lemon cake is even tastier if you add the ____.
rind
rild
rined
rinned
The rind is the outer skin.
10 .
Did that ____ ____ her toy?
child and find
child and fined
chiled and find
child and finde
There is a word 'fined' but it means you've been charged for something.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)

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