The Silent Spelling Review will quiz KS1 children on a mixture of spellings that have silent/unspoken letters. All words have been taken from the sound lessons suggested in the National Curriculum.
If you’ve completed all our quizzes then you’ll know that often, words have letters in them that you don’t hear - they are silent. This quiz is going to test you on spellings that have silent letters in them. Do your best.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are silent letters?
Both first letters of each word are silent.
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In dodge, you don't sound out the second 'd' and in ghost you don't hear the 'h'.
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The word climb has a silent 'b' at the end of it - there are a few words like this that you'll need to remember.
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There are three words that sound the same here: right (as in position), write (with a pen) and white (the colour).
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Lamb ends with a silent 'b' and in the word 'two' you don't pronounce the 'w'.
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The letters 'igh' make up one sound - you definitely don't sound out the 'g'.
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The word 'hour' is pronounced without the 'h' sound.
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Christmas must always be written with a capital letter.
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If you forget to put a 'k' in front of 'now' the 'ow' sound completely changes.
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Even witches need to learn how to spell!
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