This 'Tricky Words 6' spelling quiz asks KS1 children to spell words that are deemed ‘tricky’ in the National Curriculum. These words are recommended spellings for children in Year 2.
Phonics help us spell many words but unfortunately, there are always exceptions to the rules. The spellings in this quiz don’t follow a sound pattern. Can you spell the missing words?
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
People often flip a coin to make decisions for them and they choose either heads or tails.
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Even numbers can also be halved evenly.
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He shouldn't be too sad because it's the taking part that counts.
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Busy sounds like there is a 'z' in it but there isn't - that's why it's a tricky spelling.
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The scientific term for water is H2O.
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The word 'file' is a noun and also a verb because you can file your nails.
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Bath is also a place in England.
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The first shore is what you get at the seaside and the second one makes sense in our sentence.
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If someone says you are a 'green-eyed monster' that doesn't mean you have green eyes - it means you are being jealous.
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Here the 'o' in sometimes sounds like a 'u' and the 'a' in watching sounds like an 'o'!
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