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Charlotte's Web Spelling 1-12

20 questions

3rd - 3rd Grade

English

Charlotte's Web Spelling 1-12 is a Grade 3 English worksheet that helps students identify correctly spelled words in sentence context. The 20 multiple-choice questions use Charlotte's Web-related names and settings alongside vocabulary such as likable, printable, adorable, durable, darkness, fearless, possible, capable, famous, joyous, previous, various, and nervous. Each item presents one correctly spelled word beside closely related spelling distractors, requiring students to read the sentence and select the form that fits. This worksheet supports spelling accuracy, visual word recognition, and careful proofreading while students work with words containing endings and letter patterns such as -able, -ous, and -ness. Teachers can use it for independent practice, a spelling review, or a quick check of students' ability to distinguish standard spellings in context. It is a free printable worksheet with a complete answer key, making it practical for classroom instruction, homework, or review.

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Charlotte's Web Spelling 1-12

Total questions: 20

Name
Class
Date
1.

Wilbur is a very ______ character.

a)

likeable

b)

lickable

c)

likable

d)

likabel

2.

Mrs. Logan found a ______ worksheet for you to complete.

a)

printeble

b)

printable

c)

printible

d)

printabel

3.

The baby is ______.

a)

adorable

b)

adorible

c)

adoreble

d)

adorabel

4.

When you buy a dirt bike, you want to make sure the tires are _______.

a)

druable

b)

derable

c)

durabel

d)

durable

5.

Charlotte was almost ________ in the barn.

a)

invisable

b)

invisable

c)

invesabel

d)

invizable

6.

I couldn't see anything in the _______.

a)

darkness

b)

darknes

c)

dakness

d)

darkniss

7.

The kitten is completely ______.

a)

harmless

b)

harmles

c)

harmliss

d)

harmlis

8.

The circus worker must be _____ to be able to work with the lions.

a)

feerless

b)

fearliss

c)

fearless

d)

freerliss

9.

It is very ______ that you could make a 100 on this test.

a)

posible

b)

possable

c)

possible

d)

posseble

10.

Everyone is ______ of learning.

a)

capable

b)

capeable

c)

capabel

d)

capeabel

11.

Mrs. Logan is not a ______ teacher.

a)

famius

b)

famious

c)

famous

d)

fameous

12.

A wedding is a ______ occasion.

a)

joyious

b)

joeyous

c)

joyous

d)

joyieous

13.

The _______ grade you were is was 2nd.

a)

preveous

b)

previous

c)

previuos

d)

previouss

14.

If there are _____ types of something, you have many to choose from.

a)

various

b)

vareous

c)

varyous

d)

variouss

15.

I am not _____ to give my speech because I have practiced.

a)

nervious

b)

nerveous

c)

nervous

d)

nervice

16.

An uncooked egg is not ______.

a)

editable

b)

edible

c)

edibull

d)

edibule

17.

Be careful with the ______ toy.

a)

brakeable

b)

breakible

c)

breakable

d)

breakeble

18.

Clorox wipes are _______.

a)

disposable

b)

disposible

c)

disposeble

d)

disposoble

19.

What a ______ sight!

a)

wonderous

b)

wondrous

c)

wondarous

d)

wondrious

20.

If it is attached with velcro, it is _____.

a)

removable

b)

removeable

c)

removiable

d)

removeabel

Answer Key

Charlotte's Web Spelling 1-12

Total questions: 20

1.
c)

likable

2.
b)

printable

3.
a)

adorable

4.
d)

durable

5.
b)

invisable

6.
a)

darkness

7.
a)

harmless

8.
c)

fearless

9.
c)

possible

10.
a)

capable

11.
c)

famous

12.
c)

joyous

13.
b)

previous

14.
a)

various

15.
c)

nervous

16.
b)

edible

17.
c)

breakable

18.
a)

disposable

19.
b)

wondrous

20.
a)

removable

FAQs

What does the Charlotte's Web Spelling 1-12 worksheet cover?

This Grade 3 English worksheet covers correct spelling in context through 20 multiple-choice questions. Students read each sentence and choose the correctly spelled word from closely related options, practicing vocabulary such as likable, printable, durable, darkness, fearless, possible, famous, joyous, and nervous.

How can I use this worksheet to teach spelling in context?

Introduce a few target words from the worksheet, such as words ending in -able, -ous, or -ness, and have students examine the letter patterns before completing the multiple-choice items. Afterward, ask students to explain which letters helped them reject each distractor and use selected words from the Charlotte's Web sentences in new sentences.

What spelling mistakes should I watch for on this worksheet?

Students may select a distractor that sounds correct while overlooking missing or rearranged letters, especially in words such as printable, durable, possible, previous, and various. Watch for confusion in endings such as -able, -ous, and -ness, and ask students to compare the full word with the sentence rather than choosing by pronunciation alone.

How do I assign and grade this Charlotte's Web spelling worksheet?

The worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, and it includes a complete answer key for the 20 multiple-choice questions. Printable submissions can be graded by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app, while the digital version can be assigned for online completion and grading.

How does this worksheet build students' spelling and proofreading skills?

Because every item places spelling choices inside a sentence, students must apply word knowledge rather than copy isolated terms. Comparing options such as harmless, fearless, capable, and famous helps them notice precise letter sequences and develop a proofreading habit they can use in their own writing.

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