This Grade 2 worksheet challenges students with mixed spelling rules. Multiple choice items ask children to pick the correct spelling from four very similar options, such as hopping versus hoping, or baking versus bakeing. Fill-in sentences require them to apply doubling, dropping silent e, and changing y to i all in the same activity. Grade 2 spellers prove they can choose the right rule when the words look nearly the same but follow different patterns.
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Spelling Patterns
Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) hopping
B) hoping
C) hopeing
D) hoppeing
2. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) bakeing
B) bakking
C) baking
D) bakinng
3. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) cryed
B) cried
C) crided
D) cryied
4. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) stoped
B) stopped
C) stoppted
D) stopted
Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1. The rain finally stopped after an hour.
2. The baby cried when her toy was lost.
3. Grandpa is baking bread this afternoon.
4. The frog kept hopping across the warm rocks.
5. My brother tried his best at the spelling bee.
Spelling Patterns
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) hopping
B) hoping
C) hopeing
D) hoppeing
2. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) bakeing
B) bakking
C) baking
D) bakinng
3. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) cryed
B) cried
C) crided
D) cryied
4. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) stoped
B) stopped
C) stoppted
D) stopted
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) The rain finally stopped after an hour.
2) The baby cried when her toy was lost.
3) Grandpa is baking bread this afternoon.
4) The frog kept hopping across the warm rocks.
5) My brother tried his best at the spelling bee.
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