Spelling and Definitions Flashcard 16.2

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How do you spell the word for creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn?

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knit

Answer explanation

The correct spelling for creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn is 'knit'. The other options, 'nit' and 'knitt', are incorrect. 'Knit' is the standard term used in knitting.

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kneel

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To bend down on one or both knees

Answer explanation

The correct definition of 'kneel' is to bend down on one or both knees. This action is distinct from standing on one foot or jumping, making the second option the accurate choice.

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How do you spell the word for the part of the face that detects smells?

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nose

Answer explanation

The correct spelling for the part of the face that detects smells is 'nose'. The other options, 'noze' and 'nos', are incorrect spellings.

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center

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The middle point of something

Answer explanation

The term 'center' refers to the middle point of something, distinguishing it from the edge or top. Therefore, the correct definition is 'The middle point of something'.

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How do you spell the word for a small, solid piece of something?

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nugget

Answer explanation

The correct spelling for a small, solid piece of something is 'nugget'. The other options, 'nuget' and 'nuggit', are incorrect and do not represent the word commonly used to describe such a piece.

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Running

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Moving at a speed faster than walking

Answer explanation

The correct definition of 'running' is 'moving at a speed faster than walking.' This distinguishes it from walking slowly or standing still, which do not involve the increased speed characteristic of running.

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How do you spell the word for someone who has won a competition?

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winner

Answer explanation

The correct spelling for someone who has won a competition is 'winner'. The other options, 'winer' and 'winnor', are incorrect. 'Winner' is the standard term used in English.

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Why

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A question word used to ask for reasons

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'A question word used to ask for reasons' because 'why' specifically inquires about the rationale behind something, distinguishing it from words that describe places or express emotions.

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How do you spell the word for bending down on one or both knees?

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kneel

Answer explanation

The correct spelling for bending down on one or both knees is 'kneel'. The other options, 'neel' and 'kneal', are incorrect. 'Kneel' is the standard term used in English.

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knit

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To create fabric by interlocking loops of yarn

Answer explanation

The correct definition of "knit" is to create fabric by interlocking loops of yarn. This process distinguishes knitting from sewing, which involves joining fabric pieces, or cutting, which alters fabric shape.