WorksheetsSpelling Quiz: Lesson 16 Words
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which of the following is the correct spelling of the word for a person who drives a large vehicle for transporting goods?
truker
trucker
trukcer
What is the correct spelling of the word for a young cat?
kitten
kitton
kittin
Priya and Lily went shopping and needed to stop their car at the store lot. Choose the correct spelling of the word that describes what they did with the vehicle, usually at the store lot with 2 wide white or blue(♿️) spaced out lines.
parkd
parked
parcked
Nora and Avery are at the park observing birds. They see a waterbird with a broad blunt bill. Which of the following is the correct spelling of the name of this bird?
duk
duck
dock
Sophia is working on a group project and needs to _______ the final report with her teammates. Select the correct spelling of the word that means to join or unite.
ad
add
ade
During the school project, Ava and Elijah had to decide who had made a plan for the presentation. What is the correct spelling of the word that means to have made a plan?
planed
planned
plannned
Choose the correct spelling of the word that means to present something for acceptance or rejection.
offfper
Official
offer
What is the correct spelling of the tricky sight word that is often used to describe something in the past?
wuz
was
wos
What is the correct spelling of the tricky sight word that is often used to describe something in the past?
(a)
James is a (a) who drives trucks
Noah wants to present a proposal to his teacher for acceptance or rejection. Choose the correct spelling of the word that describes what Noah is doing.
(a)
What is the correct spelling of the word that means to have made a plan?
(a)
Select the correct spelling of the word that means to join or unite.
(a)
A type of bird
(a)
Priya and Lily went shopping and needed to stop their car at the store lot. Choose the correct spelling of the word that describes what they did with the vehicle, usually at the store lot with 2 wide white or blue(♿️) spaced out lines.
(a)
Billie Bob pick Up an (a) out of the brown box on the street by the road across from the store
