WorksheetsWord-Work Assessment: Lesson 107
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 13mins
Does this base word meet all the conditions of the rule (one syllable + short vowel + ends in one consonant)? run → ________ (yes / no)
yes
no
Does this base word meet all the conditions of the rule (one syllable + short vowel + ends in one consonant)? plan → ________ (yes / no)
yes
no
Does this base word meet all the conditions of the rule (one syllable + short vowel + ends in one consonant)? hug → ________ (yes / no)
yes
no
Does this base word meet all the conditions of the rule (one syllable + short vowel + ends in one consonant)? fill → ________ (yes / no)
yes
no
Does this base word meet all the conditions of the rule (one syllable + short vowel + ends in one consonant)? bat → ________ (yes / no)
yes
no
Add the correct suffix (‑ed or ‑ing) and apply the doubling rule if needed. Write the new word for 'hug' with suffix '-ed'.
(a)
Add the correct suffix (‑ed or ‑ing) and apply the doubling rule if needed. Write the new word for 'plan' with suffix '-ing'.
(a)
Add the correct suffix (‑ed or ‑ing) and apply the doubling rule if needed. Write the new word for 'fill' with suffix '-ed'.
(a)
Add the correct suffix (‑ed or ‑ing) and apply the doubling rule if needed. Write the new word for 'mop' with suffix '-ing'.
(a)
Add the correct suffix (‑ed or ‑ing) and apply the doubling rule if needed. Write the new word for 'bat' with suffix '-ed'.
(a)
Select the correct form of the word in the sentence: The child (mop / mopped) ___ up the spilled milk.
mop
mopped
Select the correct form of the word in the sentence: They were (hop / hopping) ___ over the puddles during recess.
hop
hopping
Select the correct form of the word in the sentence: Chris (plan / planned) ___ a surprise party for his friend.
plan
planned
Select the correct form of the word in the sentence: The cat (fill / filled) ___ its bowl with fresh water before sleeping.
fill
filled
Explain why you doubled the consonant for one of the words from Part B that required it.
Explain why you did not double the consonant for one of the words from Part B that did not require it.
