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Year 2 - The Sound ey
How many words do you know that end with 'ey'?

Year 2 - The Sound ey

This 'The Sound ey' spelling quiz tests KS1 children on spellings that end with this phoneme. The words have been taken from the National Curriculum. As an extension, you can inform children that to make most of these words plurals, all you need to do is add an ‘s’ to the end of the word.

Sometimes words end in ‘ey’. This quiz is going to test you on spelling words that end with this sound. See if you can get full marks.

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1.
There are more than two hundred and sixty species of ____.
munkey
mankey
monkey
moankey
An ape is not one of them! Apes aren't monkeys.
2.
She was very ____ today.
smily
smilley
smiley
samiley
Smiling is contagious - this means if someone smiles at you, you can't help but smile back.
3.
This house has a ____.
chimey
chiney
chimney
chinmey
Don't worry if you don't have a chimney - Father Christmas can still find a way into your house!
4.
____ doesn't make the world go round!
Monney
Money
Moneye
Monie
Another common saying is that money doesn't grow on trees.
5.
He wore his favourite football ____.
jersey
jersy
jerssey
gersey
A jersey is a top with long sleeves and often knitted.
6.
You can play ____ on the grass or on the ice.
hokey
hockey
hocey
hokcey
You don't hit a ball in ice hockey; instead you hit a puck.
7.
They walked through the ____.
vallay
vally
vallie
valley
A valley is the ground at the bottom of two hills.
8.
He was scared and didn't want to walk down the ____ alone.
ally
alliey
alley
aley
An alley is a narrow pathway.
9.
They filled the ____ to the brim!
trulley
trolly
troley
trolley
Many shopping trolleys need a pound coin in them, which you get back when you return the trolley to the parking area.
10.
A ____ is stronger than a horse (size for size).
donkey
donky
donkay
donekey
They are also less-easily startled than horses.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Finola Waller

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