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P6 English spelling1 practice

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

People who gossip like to spread...

a)

rumors

b)

rumoors

c)

rumores

2.

The letters you put in front of a word to change its meaning are called...

a)

prefics

b)

prefix

c)

prefacs

3.

The part of the book in which the author explains why he wrote the book, and how, is called...

a)

preface

b)

prepfase

c)

prefase

4.

A handicraft in which yarn is made up into a patterned fabric by looping yarn with a hooked needle, is called...

a)

croghet

b)

croshet

c)

crochet

5.

The part of a book, play, or story where characters are introduced, or an important scene takes place, but the real story not yet truly begins, is called...

a)

prologue

b)

proleague

c)

prologos

6.

A civilization, object, or person which is very old, is called...

a)

anshant

b)

ancient

c)

aincient

7.

Something that is a very small version of something bigger, is called...

a)

miniyature

b)

miniathure

c)

miniature

8.

When you can look at it from someone else's point of view, or from another angle, you call that...

a)

perspective

b)

perspectif

c)

perspectiv

9.

Something that is truly original can be called...

a)

autentic

b)

authentic

c)

autenthic

10.

When you show something in a particular way, you call that...

a)

portrai

b)

pertray

c)

portray

11.

Something that is calm and peaceful, can be called a state of ...

a)

tranquility

b)

trancuility

c)

tranqility

12.

Words that are spelled the same way, but have different meanings (and MAY have different pronunciations), are called...

a)

homografs

b)

homographes

c)

homographs

13.

A writer, or godly creature, who knows everything (in the case of the writer: in the story), is called...

a)

omnisient

b)

omniscienth

c)

omniscient

14.

Something that, or someone who forms a great threat and terror is called...

a)

menace

b)

manace

c)

menasse

15.

A conclusion, usually in the future, where characters move on after their epic adventure, in a story, is called...

a)

epiloog

b)

epiloge

c)

epilogue