Year 5 Spelling Quiz - 'fer' Words

Spell the word that means to pass something from one place to another: _______________

• transfear

• trannsfer

• transferr

• transfer

What does the word 'inference' mean?

• Something you put on your food to make it taste nicer.

• A conclusion drawn from evidence and reasoning.

• Something that one of the Wise Men gave to Baby Jesus.

• Getting involved in something that is none of your business.

Use the word 'prefer' in a sentence.

• I prefer dogs over cats because I really don’t like dogs.

• I prefer coffee over tea.

• I need to prefer for a long journey.

• I was asked about my favourite drink so I said I prefer milk and water and orange juice and lemonade.

Jacob was making the Lego model so he had to ….. to the instructions.

• refer

• reffer

• refear

• referr

What is the definition of a conference?

• A formal meeting or gathering for discussion.

• A method of cooking food.

• A type of software application.

• A playground game between friends.

Spell the word that means “not the same as the rest”

• difer

• differr

• differ

• difear

We had to fly to London to …….. to a flight to the USA.

• transferr

• transfear

• transffer

• transfer

Which sentences show the correct use of ‘fer’ words?

• Mr K transferred from Year 5 to Year 5 last year.

• Lottie is a great reader who has good inference skills.

• Sophie prefers Maths lessons over English lessons.

• Alex wasn’t sure of the answer so he decided to confer with Michael.

• Mrs Lloyd went to a huge conference and was the only person there.