Vocabulary:
From the novel “Run” by Eric Walters
Find synonyms/antonyms and prepare a definition and a sentence for each word demonstrating proper use of the word in all of its forms. Vocabulary work is due, Tuesday, Nov. 9
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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luxury |
luxuriate |
luxurious (p.62) |
luxuriously |
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necessity |
necessitate |
necessary |
necessarily (p. 63) |
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reluctance |
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reluctant |
reluctantly (p. 65) |
Vocabulary:
From the novel “Run” by Eric Walters
Find synonyms/antonyms and prepare a definition and a sentence for each word demonstrating proper use of the word in all of its forms. Vocabulary work is due, Friday, Oct. 22.
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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annoyance (p.44) |
annoy |
annoying |
annoyingly |
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awe |
awe |
awful |
awfully (p.46) |
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persuasion (p.47) |
persuade |
persuasive |
persuasively |
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grace |
grace |
graceful (p. 50) |
gracefully |
Vocabulary:
From the novel “Run” by Eric Walters
Prepare a definition and a sentence for each word demonstrating proper use of the word in all of its forms. Definitions and sentences are due, Friday, Oct. 1.
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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confidence |
confide |
confidential |
confidentially |
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argument |
argue |
argumentative |
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outrage |
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outrageous |
outrageously |
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sarcasm |
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sarcastic |
sarcastically |
Spelling list for the test : Friday, September 17, 2010
Endings : -er, -or, -ar
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-er |
-or |
-ar |
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teacher |
actor |
beggar |
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worker |
sailor |
liar |
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runner |
inventor |
burglar |
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swimmer |
educator |
scholar |
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banker |
captor |
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boxer |
doctor |
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Spelling list. Inspired by "Last Days in Africville" by Dorothy Perkyns
Sentences, definitions due on Tuesday, June 1. Test, Friday, June 4.
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
| apprehension | apprehend | apprehensive | apprehensively |
| contrition | contrite | contritely | |
| haste | hasten | hasty | hastily |
| indignation | indignant | indignantly |
Spelling Words for the test, Friday, April 30
Sentences due Tuesday, April 27
(from: "Last Days in Africville by Dorothy Perkyns)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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inquisitiveness |
inquire |
inquisitive |
inquisitively |
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sternness |
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stern |
sternly |
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beseech |
beseeching |
beseechingly |
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presume |
presumptuous |
presumptuously |
Spelling: Words from: A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kids
Definitions, sentences, synonyms, antonyms due Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Test: Friday, April 16, 2010
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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desolated |
p. 12 desolate
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desolately |
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graciousness |
graced
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p. 15 gracious |
graciously |
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gallantry |
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p. 17 gallant |
gallantly
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compliance |
p. 18 comply |
compliant |
compliantly
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Spelling: Words from: A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kids
Definitions, sentences, synonyms, antonyms due Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Test: Thursday, April 1, 2010
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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spite |
spited |
p. 26 spiteful |
spitefully |
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shame |
shamed |
p. 28 shameful |
shamefully |
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faintness |
fainted |
p. 32 faint |
faintly |
Spelling: Words from: A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kids
Definitions, sentences, synonyms, antonyms due Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Test: Friday, March 12, 2010
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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p. 19 glee
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gleeful | gleefully | |
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smugness
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p. 19 smug | smugly | |
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serenity
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p. 22 serene | serenely | |
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acuteness
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p. 23 acute | acutely | |
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observation
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p. 25 observe | observant |
Spelling: Words from: A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kids
Definitions, sentences, synonyms, antonyms due Monday, February 15
Test: Friday, Feb. 19
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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fever |
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p. 6 feverish
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feverishly |
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confidence |
p. 8 confided
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confidential |
confidentially |
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p. 10 despise |
despicable |
despicably
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scorn |
p. 11 scorned |
scornful |
scornfully
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Spelling : for the Test: Thursday, Jan. 21, 2010
ie or ei ? General rule: I before E except after C (watch for exceptions!!)
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Long e sound |
Long e sound |
Exceptions |
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Ie |
Ei after c |
Ei not after c |
ie after c |
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believe |
receive |
protein |
species |
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achieve |
deceive |
caffeine |
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shield |
perceive |
codeine |
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fierce |
receipt |
weird |
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piece |
ceiling |
seize |
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shriek |
conceit |
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Spelling Words for the test, Thursday, Nov. 12, 2009
Problematic Homophones
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allowed |
aloud | |
| their | there | they're |
| theirs | there's | |
| your |
you're |
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| waist | waste | |
| wait | weight | |
| which | witch | |
| whose | who's | |
| to | two |
too |
Spelling list for the test : Thursday, October 29, 2009
Endings : -er, -or, -ar
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-er |
-or |
-ar |
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teacher |
actor |
beggar |
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worker |
sailor |
liar |
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runner |
inventor |
burglar |
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swimmer |
educator |
scholar |
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banker |
captor |
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boxer |
doctor |
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Spelling list for the test on Friday, October 16, 2009
Spelling pattern: tricky letter combinations that contain silent letters:
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Pattern wr(silent w) |
Pattern gu (silent u) |
Pattern sc (sounds like s only) |
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wrestle |
guide |
science |
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wrung |
guidance |
scientific |
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wrapped |
guinea pig |
scissors |
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wrench |
rogue |
scenic |
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wrote |
guilty |
descend |
Homophones: words which sound the same but have different spellings and meanings
For the test on Tuesday, November 4, 2008
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1. allowed |
2. aloud |
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3. close |
4. clothes |
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5. buy |
6. by |
7. bye |
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8. know |
9. no |
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10. ate |
11. eight |
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12. vary |
13. very |
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14. their |
15. there |
16. they’re |
17. road |
18. rode |
19. rowed |
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20. to |
21. two |
22. too |
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23. wait |
24. weight |
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25. whose |
26. who's |
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27. weak |
28. week |
Spelling: Words from: A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kids
Definitions, sentences, synonyms, antonyms due Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Test: Friday, April 25, 2008
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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p. 19 glee
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gleeful | gleefully | |
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smugness
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p. 19 smug | smugly | |
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serenity
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p. 22 serene | serenely | |
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acuteness
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p. 23 acute | acutely | |
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observation
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p. 25 observe | observant |
Spelling: Words from: A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kids
Definitions, sentences, synonyms, antonyms due Monday, March 3
Test: Friday, March 7
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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fever |
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p. 6 feverish
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feverishly |
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confidence |
p. 8 confided
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confidential |
confidentially |
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p. 10 despise |
despicable |
despicably
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scorn |
p. 11 scorn |
scornful |
scornfully
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Spelling: Words from: Africville: A Spirit that Lives on
Definitions, sentences, synonyms, antonyms due Friday, Feb. 1
Test: Thursday, Feb. 6
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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immigration (p. 23) |
immigrate |
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intelligence |
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intelligent (p. 23) |
intelligently |
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resident |
reside |
residential (p. 23) |
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conspicuous (p. 24) |
conspicuously |
Spelling Words for the test, Tuesday, January 11, 2008
(from: "Last Days in Africville by Dorothy Perkyns)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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inquiry |
inquire |
inquisitive |
inquisitively |
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sternness |
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stern |
sternly |
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beseech |
beseeching |
beseechingly |
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doggedness |
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dogged |
doggedly |
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presume |
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presumably |
S
Spelling List for the test on Tuesday, November 28, 2007
Pattern: Long <e> e.g. here
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e_e |
ei |
ey |
eo |
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theme |
neither |
money |
people |
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these |
either |
honey |
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here |
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monkey |
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athlete |
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e |
i_e |
ae |
i |
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erase |
machine |
Caesar |
view |
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stereo |
regime |
archaeology |
Ontario |
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evening |
police |
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Canadian |
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geography |
magazine |
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ingenious |
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hero |
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million |
Spelling List for the test on Thursday, November 18, 2007
Pattern: Long o e.g. go
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oa |
o_e |
ow |
ou |
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coal |
saxophone |
know |
mould |
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soap |
trombone |
bow |
shoulder |
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houseboat |
overhear |
own |
boulder |
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telephone |
arrow |
soul |
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follow |
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ough |
o |
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although |
go |
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though |
no |
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dough |
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Spelling List for the test on Thursday, November 5, 2007
Pattern: Long o e.g. go
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oa |
o_e |
ow |
ough |
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goat |
earphone |
throw |
doughnut |
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float |
quote |
burrow |
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bloat |
clone |
borrow |
o |
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oatmeal |
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shadow |
cold |
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foam |
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yellow |
soda |
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groan |
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November |
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coast |
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ghost |
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railroad |
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buffalo |
Spelling – Week of May 23, 2006– Test : Friday, June 2, 2006
Endings : -er, -or, -ar
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-er |
-or |
-ar |
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teacher |
actor |
beggar |
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worker |
sailor |
liar |
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runner |
inventor |
burglar |
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swimmer |
educator |
scholar |
Spelling list for
the test on Friday, May 12, 2006
(inspired by the
novel, “A Proper Acadian”)
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Noun |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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pity |
pitiful |
pitifully |
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friend |
friendly |
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conscience |
conscientious |
conscientiously
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approval |
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approvingly |
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fury |
furious |
furiously |
Spelling
list for the test on Thursday, April 13, 2006
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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silhouette |
p. 9
silhouetting |
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p. 10
rogue |
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roguish |
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skulk |
p. 10
skulking |
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p. 11
mischief |
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mischievous |
mischievously |
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p. 12
relief |
relieve |
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Spelling Words for the test, Thursday, March 30, 2006
(from: "Last Days in Africville by Dorothy Perkyns)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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inquiry |
inquire |
inquisitive |
inquisitively |
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sternness |
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stern |
sternly |
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beseeching |
beseechingly |
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doggedness |
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dogged |
doggedly |
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sported |
sporting |
sportingly |
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presume |
presumptuous |
presumably |
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unruliness |
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unruly |
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gnarled |
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Spelling list for the test on Friday, December 2, 2005
Spelling pattern: tricky
letter combinations that can contain silent letters:
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Pattern -dge |
Pattern -mb |
Pattern -ain |
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judge |
plumb |
chaplain |
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misjudge |
thumb |
porcelain |
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fudge |
womb |
chieftain |
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nudge |
tomb |
uncertain |
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grudge |
jamb |
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sludge |
succumb |
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| budge | dumb | |
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edge |
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ledge |
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hedge |
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dodge |
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abridge |
Spelling Words for the test, Friday, November 25, 2005
Common Contractions
| Contracted form | Full form |
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we’ll |
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she’ll |
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they’ll |
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I’ll |
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he’ll |
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| I’d |
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he’d |
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they’d |
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you’d |
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doesn’t |
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| aren’t | |
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won’t |
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haven’t |
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couldn’t |
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| shouldn’t | |
| wouldn't | |
| could’ve | |
| should’ve | |
| would’ve | |
| I’m | |
| let’s | |
| we’ve | |
| I’ve | |
| here’s |
Spelling 6C
October 25, 2005 Test: Thursday, October 27, 2005
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separated |
binding |
gruffly |
scoffed |
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caught |
exclaimed |
neighbours |
stifle |
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scowled |
angrily |
tempted |
slightly |
Spelling
Words for the test, Friday, April
15, 2005
(from:
"The
Relentless Terry Fox”)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
| anonymity | anonymous | anonymous | |
| understanding | understand | understandable | understandably |
| awkwardness | awkward | awkwardly | |
| discomfort | uncomfortable | uncomfortably | |
| preposterous | preposterously |
Spelling
Words for the test, Friday, April
22, 2005
(from:
"The
Relentless Terry Fox”)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
| relentless | relentlessly | ||
| enormity | enormous | enormously | |
| rarity | rare | rarely | |
| pretense | pretend | pretentious | pretentiously |
| reverence | revere | revered | reverently |
Spelling Words for the test, Friday, March 11, 2005
(from: "Africville: A Spirit that Lives on”)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
| education | educate | educational | |
| baptism | baptize | baptismal | |
| pride | proud | proudly | |
| terror | terrorize | terrible | terribly |
| sneak | sneaking | sneaky | sneakily |
| curve | curved | curvy | |
Spelling
Words for the test, Friday, March 4, 2005
(from:
"Africville: A Spirit that Lives on”)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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rhythm |
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rhythmic |
rhythmically |
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probable |
probably |
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swimming |
swim |
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swimmingly |
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commerce |
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commercial |
commercially |
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peculiarity |
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peculiar |
peculiarly |
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commitment |
commit |
committed |
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colour |
colouring |
colourful |
colourfully |
(from: "Last Days in Africville by Dorothy Perkyns)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
| unhurried | unhurriedly | ||
| uttering | utter | utterly | |
| apprehension | apprehend | apprehensive | |
| contrite | contritely | ||
| haste | hasty | hastily | |
| bounded | boundless | ||
| wistful | wistfully | ||
| indignation | indignant | indignantly |
(from: "Last Days in Africville by Dorothy Perkyns)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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curtness |
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curt |
curtly |
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abruptness |
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abrupt |
abruptly |
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question |
questioned |
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questioningly |
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earnestness |
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earnest |
earnestly |
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anxiety |
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anxious |
anxiously |
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excess |
exceed |
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exceedingly |
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auxiliary |
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covet |
covetous |
covetously |
Spelling Words for the test, Friday, February 4, 2005
(from: "Last Days in Africville by Dorothy Perkyns)
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Noun |
Verb |
Adjective |
Adverb |
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inquiry |
inquire |
inquisitive |
inquisitively |
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sternness |
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stern |
sternly |
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beseeching |
beseechingly |
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doggedness |
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dogged |
doggedly |
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sported |
sporting |
sportingly |
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presume |
presumptuous |
presumably |
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unruliness |
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unruly |
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gnarled |
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Spelling words for the test Friday, January 21, 2005
(from "A Mighty Big
Imagining")
Underlined words are additional Grade Six words
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noun |
verb |
adjective |
adverb |
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sumptuousness |
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sumptuous |
sumptuously |
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regret |
regretted |
regretful |
regretfully |
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poise |
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poised |
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forlornness |
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forlorn |
forlornly |
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wan |
wanly |
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threadbare |
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becalmed |
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winced |
wincing |
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quiz |
quizzed |
quizzical |
quizzically |
Spelling: Week of January 4, 2005 Grade Five
(taken
from the novel: "Who's a Scaredy-Cat?")
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improved |
windmill |
simmering |
mattresses |
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cautiously |
arrangements |
convulsive |
pitifully |
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emphatically |
terrible |
disaster |
anxious |
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telegram |
relatives |
chorus |
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Spelling: Week of January 4, 2005 Grade Six
(taken
from the novel: "Irish Chain")
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hastily |
certainly |
proudly |
multiply |
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quickly |
shyly |
widely |
hurriedly |
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impatiently |
hopefully |
watery |
weakly |
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expertly |
vividly |
originally |
slightly |
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family |
occasionally |
flatly |
probably |
Spelling words for the test on December 10, 2004
Homophones:
words which sound the same but have different meanings
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wrung |
rung |
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wrought
|
rot |
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wrote |
rote |
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write
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right |
wright |
rite |
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wring
|
ring |
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wretch |
retch |
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| wrapped/wrapt | rapped | rapt | |
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wrapper
|
rapper |
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Spelling
list for the test on Wednesday, December 3, 2004
Words
related to the Halifax Explosion
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noun(s)
|
verb(s)
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adjective(s) |
adverb(s) |
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explosion |
explode |
explosive |
explosively |
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memorial |
memorialize |
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regularity |
regulate |
regular |
regularly |
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ceremony |
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ceremonial |
ceremonially |
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specialness |
specialize |
special |
specially |
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origin |
originate |
original |
originally |
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inventor |
invent |
inventive |
inventively |
Spelling list for the test on Friday, November 26, 2004
Spelling pattern: tricky
letter combinations that contain silent letters:
|
Pattern wr(silent w) |
Pattern gu (silent u) |
Pattern
sc (sounds like s only) |
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wretched |
guild | science |
| wrung | guide | scientific |
| wrapped | guinea pig | scissors |
| wrench | rogue | scenic |
| wrote | guilty |
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| wretch | guillotine |
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| wrestle | obscene | |
| sceptre |
Spelling list for the test on Friday, November 19, 2004
Spelling pattern: tricky
letter combinations that can contain silent letters:
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Pattern -dge |
Pattern -mb |
Pattern -ain |
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wedge |
lamb |
fountain |
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ridge |
numb |
certain |
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fridge |
comb |
mountain |
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bridge |
crumb |
curtain |
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knowledge |
limb |
villain |
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badge |
climb |
bargain |
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lodge |
bomb |
captain |
Spelling List for the test on Friday, September 10, 2004
Pattern: Long e e.g. teen
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ee |
y |
ea |
ie |
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Terry |
years |
believe |
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amputee |
Betty |
dream |
cities |
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steel |
city |
screams |
achievement |
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three |
society |
reason |
pieces |
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indeed |
responsibility |
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Leslie |
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knee |
curly |
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importantly |
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Spelling List for the test on Friday, September 17, 2004
Pattern: Long e e.g. teen
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e_e |
ei |
ey |
eo |
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theme |
neither |
Sydney |
people |
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these |
either |
money |
Cleo |
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here |
ceiling |
honey |
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athlete |
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monkey |
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key |
i |
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e |
I_e |
ae |
view |
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erase |
machine |
Caesar |
Ontario |
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stereo |
regime |
archaeology |
Canadian |
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evening |
police |
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ingenious |
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geography |
magazine |
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million |
| hero |
Spelling List for the test on Friday, October 8, 2004
Pattern: Words ending in long o and their plural form: Most words ending in o take a simple "s" for the plural form. However there are exceptions to the rule which must be studied. Some words allow two plural forms (‘s’ or ‘es’)
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Ends in "o" |
Plural form "s" (usual plural form) |
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Ends in "o" |
Plural form "es" (exceptions) |
Ends in "o" |
Plural forms “s” or “es” Both are possbile |
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radio |
radios |
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echo |
echoes |
banjo |
banjos or banjoes |
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studio |
studios |
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embargo |
embargoes |
domino |
dominoes or dominos |
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video |
videos |
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hero |
heroes |
mosquito |
mosquitoes or mosquitos |
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dynamo |
dynamos |
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potato |
potatoes |
volcano |
volcanoes or volcanos |
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memo |
memos |
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tomato |
tomatoes |
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patio |
patios |
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torpedo |
torpedoes |
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photo |
photos |
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veto |
vetoes |
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taco |
tacos |
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rodeo |
rodeos |
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zero |
zeros |
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Spelling List for the test on Friday, October 15, 2004
Halloween
| noun(s) | verb(s) | adjective(s) | adverb(s) |
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slime sliminess |
slimed | slimy | slimily |
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creep creepiness |
creeped | creepy | creepily |
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fright |
frighten |
frightful |
frightfully |
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gloom |
gloomed |
gloomy |
gloomily |
| sourness | soured | sour | sourly |
| bitterness | bitter | bitterly |
Spelling words for the test on Friday, October 29, 2004
Homophones:
words which sound the same but have different meanings
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to |
two |
too |
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bomb |
balm |
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know |
no |
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scent |
cent |
sent |
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guest |
guessed |
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guilt |
gilt |
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| jamb | jam | ||
| gorilla | guerilla | ||
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lamb |
lam |
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Spelling words for the test on Friday, November 5, 2004
Homophones:
words which sound the same but have different meanings
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wrung |
rung |
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wrought
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rot |
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wrote |
rote |
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write
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right |
wright |
rite |
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wring
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ring |
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wretch |
retch |
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wrapper
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rapper |
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Spelling list for the week of May 3, 2004
(inspired by the novel, “A Proper Acadian”
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silhouetting |
silhouette |
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skulking |
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mischief |
mischievous |
mischievously |
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conscience |
conscientious |
conscientiously |
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approvingly |
approval |
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fury |
furious |
furiously |
Spelling list
for the test on Friday, November 28, 2003
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noun(s)
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verb(s)
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adjective(s)
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adverb(s)
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scene |
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scenic |
scenically |
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wrinkle |
wrinkled |
wrinkly |
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scientist |
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scientific |
scientifically |
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wrong |
wronged |
wrong |
wrongly |
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wrath |
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wrathful |
wrathfully |
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guilt |
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guilty |
guiltily |
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guardian |
guard |
guarded |
guardedly |
Spelling List for the
test on Thursday, October 2, 2003
Pattern: Long o
e.g.
go
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oa |
o_e |
ow |
ou |
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coals |
saxophone |
know |
mould |
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soap |
telephone |
own |
shoulder |
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houseboat |
spoke |
arrow |
boulder |
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chosen | follow |
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ough |
o | ||
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although |
go |
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though |
doe |
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dough |
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oh |
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overhear |
Spelling List for
the test on Thursday, September 25, 2003
Pattern: Long e
e.g. theme
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e_e |
ei |
ey |
eo |
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theme |
neither |
Sydney |
people |
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these |
either |
money |
Cleo |
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here |
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honey |
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monkey |
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e |
I_e |
ae |
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erase
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machine |
Caesar |
Vesuvius |
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even |
regime |
archaeology |
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evening |
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ingenious |
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geography |
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Spelling List for the test on Friday, October 18, 2002
Pattern: Long o e.g. go
| noun(s) | verb(s) | adjective(s) | adverb(s) |
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archaeology
archaeologist |
archaeological | archaeologically | |
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geography
geographer |
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mould |
moulded |
mouldy |
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show |
showed |
showy |
showily |
| poke | poked | pokey | |
| coldness | cold | coldly | |
| moan | moaning | ||
Spelling List for the test on Thursday, October 10, 2002
Pattern: Long o e.g. go
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oa |
o_e |
ow |
eau |
| 1. Roald |
4. lonely |
9. willow |
12. plateau |
| 2. moaning |
5. casserole |
10. fellow |
13. beau |
| 3. approach |
6. unbroken |
11. tomorrow |
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7. makeover |
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8. opponent |
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oe |
o |
o |
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| 14. Joe | 17. okay |
21. Bodine |
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| 15. voe | 18. nobody |
22. coldly |
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20. radio |
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Spelling List for the test on Friday, October 4, 2002
Pattern: Long o e.g. go
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oa |
o_e |
ow |
ou |
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coal |
bulldozer |
follow |
mould |
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poacher |
those |
yellow |
shoulder |
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boat |
poked |
rowed |
boulder |
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toast |
moreover |
show |
soul |
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ough |
o |
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although |
maraschino |
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though |
o'clock |
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dough |
Toronto |
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Spelling list for the test on Friday, November 23, 2001
Spelling pattern: tricky
letter combinations that can contain silent letters:
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Pattern wr(silent w) |
Pattern gu (silent u) |
Pattern
sc (sounds like s only) |
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wretched |
guild | science |
| wrung | guide | conscience |
| wrapped | guinea pig | scissors |
| wrench | rogue | scenic |
| wrote | guilty |
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| wretch | guillotine |
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| wrestle | obscene | |
| sceptre | ||
Spelling list for the test on Friday, November 16, 2001
Spelling pattern: tricky
letter combinations that can contain silent letters:
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Pattern wr(silent w) |
Pattern gu (silent u) |
Pattern
sc (sounds like s only) |
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wrought |
guess |
scene |
| wrong | guest | scent |
| wrath | guidance | scientific |
| wrapper | guardian | scenario |
| wrinkle | guilt |
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| wring | guerilla |
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| write | guerrilla | |
| writing | guard | |
| wreck | ||
| wreath | ||
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