This 'Review 2' spelling quiz follows on from the Year 2 Review Quiz 1 and will test KS1 children on words they have already learned. The words aren’t in sound patterns which means this will be the best way to see how many spelling rules a child has remembered.
So you’ve played some spelling quizzes and have learnt lots! Now it’s time to put that knowledge to the test. See if you can get 10 out of 10.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The letters 'dge' make a j and g sound.
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Male giraffes are taller and heavier than female giraffes.
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All these answers potentially sound the same but only one is the correct spelling.
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If something is to do with you knowing or being clever, it'll have a silent 'k' because it has cleverly sneaked at the front of this word!
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This is a high frequency word, which means you'll use it a lot.
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Painters and decorators carry a drop cloth around to make sure they don't get paint on furniture.
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There are three ways you can write 'to' (two/to/too) but only one way to write 'towards'.
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Quantity means how much.
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When you say this word, you only hear the 'u' vowel at the beginning and not the two hidden 'e' and 'a' sounds.
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If you forget to put an 'e' on the end of 'quite' you change the word to 'quit'.
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