Year 5 ‘tial’ Spelling Quiz

How do you spell the word that means not totally complete?

• parshal

• partial

• partiall

• parshul

Which sentences use the word 'essential' correctly?

• Some of the items are essential so they don’t really matter.

• Water is essential for all forms of life.

• Safety is essential when going on a climbing wall.

• All of the items are essential so just pick some of them, not all of them.

What does 'spatial' mean?

• Relating to space or the physical arrangement of objects.

• Concerned with color and light.

• Relating to time and duration.

• Describing emotional states or feelings.

Which sentence explains what between 'potential' means?

• Something that may happen in the future.

• Something powerful.

• A type of knee injury.

• Something that is impossible.

We went to Wales and got caught in absolutely ………………………….. rain.

• influential

• essential

• spatial

• torrential

What is the meaning of 'confidential'?

• Meant to be shared with everyone.

• Intended to be kept secret or private.

• Refers to something that is easily accessible.

• A term used for public information.

Spell the word that describes something that is necessary.

• esential

• essencial

• essential

• essenshul

Which two sentences using 'partial' or ‘partially’ make sense?

• The play was only a partial success as I did forget a few of my lines.

• I’ve just completed the whole, partial game.

• I’ve partially completed my homework. I’ll do the rest tomorrow.

• When I crossed the finish line I knew I’d partially finished the race.

What does 'substantial' mean?

• A term used only when talking about amounts of food.

• Unrelated to any measurable quantity.

• Significant or considerable in amount or importance.

• Very minor and not really important.

Which sentence has the wrong use of the word ‘confidential’?

• I keep my passwords safe as they are confidential.

• The secret mission came in an envelope that said ‘CONFIDENTIAL’ in red letters on it.

• It is confidential that plants have water to help them grow.

• I really can’t tell you, sorry. It’s strictly confidential information.