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Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which word correctly doubles the consonant before adding -ing?
A) runing
B) running
C) runnning
D) runeing
2. Which word has a silent "w" at the beginning?
A) water
B) winter
C) wreck
D) window
3. Which vowel team word is spelled correctly?
A) peice
B) piece
C) peece
D) piese
4. What happens when you add -ed to the word "clap"?
A) claped
B) clappd
C) clapped
D) clapeed
Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1. The squirrel snapped the nut and ran up the tree. (snap → double p + -ed)
2. We heard a loud crash of thunder during the storm. (consonant blend cr-)
3. The baker needed to knead the dough for ten minutes. (silent k word: kn-)
4. A group of students lined up in a straight row. (vowel team ai word: str-)
5. The car stopped suddenly when the light turned red. (stop → double p + -ed)
Spelling Patterns
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which word correctly doubles the consonant before adding -ing?
A) runing
B) running
C) runnning
D) runeing
2. Which word has a silent "w" at the beginning?
A) water
B) winter
C) wreck
D) window
3. Which vowel team word is spelled correctly?
A) peice
B) piece
C) peece
D) piese
4. What happens when you add -ed to the word "clap"?
A) claped
B) clappd
C) clapped
D) clapeed
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) The squirrel snapped the nut and ran up the tree. (snap → double p + -ed)
2) We heard a loud crash of thunder during the storm. (consonant blend cr-)
3) The baker needed to knead the dough for ten minutes. (silent k word: kn-)
4) A group of students lined up in a straight row. (vowel team ai word: str-)
5) The car stopped suddenly when the light turned red. (stop → double p + -ed)
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