Spelling word 16.2 Flashcards

Front

Which word is spelled correctly? snaking, snacking, snackking, snakking

Back

snacking

Answer explanation

The correct spelling is 'snacking', which refers to eating a small amount of food between meals. The other options, 'snaking', 'snackking', and 'snakking', are either incorrect or not standard English words.

Front

Spell the word that means "to combine things together."

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mixing

Answer explanation

The word "mixing" means to combine things together. The other options, "maxing," "moxing," and "muxing," do not convey this meaning, making "mixing" the correct choice.

Front

Which word means "using your nose to sense something"?

Back

smelling

Answer explanation

The word "smelling" refers to the act of using your nose to detect scents. The other options do not relate to this action: "spelling" involves letters, "selling" is about commerce, and "smilling" is a misspelling of "smiling".

Front

Correct spelling for the word that means "moving fast on your feet."

Back

running

Answer explanation

The correct spelling is 'running', which means moving fast on your feet. The other options contain incorrect letter combinations or extra letters.

Front

Which word means "touching lips to show affection"?

Back

kissing

Answer explanation

The correct word for "touching lips to show affection" is "kissing." The other options are misspellings and do not represent the correct term.

Front

Spell the word that means "making a sound like a bee."

Back

buzzing

Answer explanation

The correct spelling for the sound a bee makes is 'buzzing.' The other options either contain incorrect letters or extra characters, making 'buzzing' the only accurate choice.

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striking something again and again

Back

hitting

Answer explanation

The word "hitting" means to strike something repeatedly. The other options are misspellings and do not convey the correct meaning. Therefore, "hitting" is the correct choice.

Front

Choose the correct spelling for the word that means "up to the time that."

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until

Answer explanation

The correct spelling is "until," which means "up to the time that." The other options contain errors: "untill" has an extra 'l', "untilll" has two extra 'l's, and "unttil" has the letters in the wrong order.

Front

something that needs to be solved

Back

problem

Answer explanation

The correct word is "problem," which refers to a situation or issue that requires a solution. The other options are misspellings and do not convey the intended meaning.

Front

Correct spelling of the tricky word that asks about the way something is done?

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how

Answer explanation

The correct spelling of the word that asks about the way something is done is 'how'. The other options, 'howe', 'houw', and 'hou', are incorrect spellings and do not convey the same meaning.