This 'Tricky Words 1' spelling quiz tests KS1 children on words that are frequently used in their vocabulary or writing but are exceptions to the rules or can’t be sounded out.
This quiz is going to test you on spellings that you can’t necessarily sound out. How many of the following spellings do you know? Let's find out!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
This word has the 'or' sound but it is spelt 'oor'.
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This word is like 'door' as it has the same sound and sound pattern but both words are considered irregular as they don't follow the normal or/oar spellings.
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The elephant should remind you of this saying which helps you remember how to spell 'because' - it goes: Big Elephants Can Always Understand Small Elephants. The first letter of each word spells 'because'.
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People lose their keys so often that there is a special tag which can be attached to them. This is designed to make a noise if you lose them!
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Children is the plural of child.
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This word has a silent 'b' at the end of it, just like the word 'lamb'.
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It is also the most-watched sport in the world.
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When watching Wimbledon, tennis, people often eat strawberries and cream.
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You can have twins that consist of one boy and one girl but these are called non-identical.
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Tortoises can live for around a hundred years!
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