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To cause fear is to frighten.

Words beginning with fr...

This KS3 spelling quiz explores words beginning with fr-. Spot patterns in word families like frequent and frequency so you can spell similar words correctly in your writing.

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Fascinating Fact:

Frequent and frequency share frequ-. Say fre-quent and fre-quen-cy to notice that the u stays in both words.

In KS3 English Spelling, you study how roots, prefixes and endings work together in words beginning with fr-. Noticing these patterns makes spellings more memorable and easier to check.

Key Terms

Root word: The main part of a word that carries the core meaning, such as frequ- in frequent.
Suffix: A group of letters added to the end of a word to change its form or function, like -ency in frequency.
Word family: A group of words that share the same root or pattern, such as frequent, frequently and frequency.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How can I improve my spelling of KS3 words beginning with fr?

Group fr words into families, say them in syllables and write short example sentences. Focus on spotting the shared root so the middle letters become more familiar.

What strategies help with long KS3 spelling lists?

Break long lists into smaller sets, learn patterns rather than single words and test yourself regularly. Using quick quizzes and flashcards helps you remember spellings for longer.

Why does KS3 English focus so much on spelling patterns?

Spelling patterns help you work out new words without checking a dictionary every time. They also make your writing clearer, which can gain marks in exams and assessments.

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1 .

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A ceremony to honour a deceased person

founeral

funural

funerul

funeral

Both the e and the a are unstressed, making them more difficult to remember

2 .

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An architectural ornament consisting of a horizontal sculptured band between the architrave and the cornice

freez

freeze

frieze

freize

Not "freeze", but "frieze"

3 .

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An institution, building or room for the exhibition and conservation of works of art

gallery

gallary

gallerry

galery

Remember the double l

4 .

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Of little weight or importance

frivolus

frivolous

frivolos

frivolouse

The o of the unstressed, second syllable is the difficult letter to remember

5 .

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What something does or is used for

funcshen

functien

function

functiun

The -nct- letter combination is rather tricky here

6 .

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To satisfy, carry out, bring to completion

fulphil

fullfil

fulfil

fulfille

The word "fulfil" is streamlined, with two instances of a single, rather than double, l. "Fulfill" is also correct in some forms of English

7 .

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A person fleeing from custody

fugitif

fugitive

fugitiff

fugative

This word might exercise your memory somewhat!

8 .

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Cause fear

frighten

frieton

frighton

frieten

If you can spell "fright", you will easily be able to spell "frighten"

9 .

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The force observed in rubbing one object or surface against another

friction

fricshun

fricktien

fricktion

The -ct- is the trickiest letter combination in "friction"

10 .

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In addition; besides; what's more

furthermore

furthurmore

fourthermore

farthermore

Add "further" to "more" to get "furthermore"

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author: Sheri Smith (PhD English Literature, English Teacher & Quiz Writer)

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