NOTES /SOLVED : WORD PERFECT SPELLING LEVEL 4/ FOUR BY RONALD RIDOUT (GINN)

(P:2+3)   NAME:                               CLASS:4   SUBJECT:WPS-IV          1 SEM2014-15

Table chairs carpet   people eight twelve twenty hundred beak claws eyes feathers lawn roses

Lilies daises cheese matches biscuits toothpaste words sentences questions answers pilot

Airliner engine runway monkey lion tiger elephant Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Paper stories teacher children bread potatoes carrots Pudding toffees chocolates pockets money

 

WRITE THE GROUP OF FOUR MOST LIKELY TO BE LOUND:

l in a garden

2 in an English book

3 on a calendar

4 at a sweet shop

5 at the grocer`s

6 at an airport

7 in a living –room

8 at the zoo

9 in an Arithmetic hook

10 in a classroom

11 on a bird

12 on the dinner table

 

SPELLING AS YOU MAKE YOUR OWN LISTS:

13 in your bedroom

14 at the seaside

15 at the station

16 on a farm

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USING THE ABOVE PHRASES, WRITE A SENTENCE ABOUT EACH PICTURE BEGINNING LIKE THIS:        1- The first picture shows Shela choosing a present.

Dancing,      swimming,     jumping,     Sheila   Diving   skipping     wrapping    Keith

Skitting        knowing        choosing    Margaret Writing  clapping   cycling     George

 

P:5      Bread   groung earth depart  peach bough heard report   heath thousand search Robert easiest should earnest pretend high field truth church brightest shield board though Word health laugh heart world heaviest friend fetch

 

WRITE OF FOUR ACCORDING TO WHETHER THEY END IN:

1-th        2-nd                3-ch           4-rd   5-ld           6-st          7-rt           8-gh

 

WRITE THE WORDS FROM THE LIST THAT RHYME WITH:

9 teach                            10 sigh                  11 Ruth                      12 stealth                  13 low

 

NEXT WRITE THE WORDS FROM THE LIST THAT ARE OPPOSITES OF:

14 hardest                      15 dullest            16 low                          17 arrive                    18 lie

NOW WRITE THE WORDS THAT MEAN THE SAME AS:

19 moot                       20 tall                   21 churn                      22 leave                      23 hunt

24 lnstead of f in fetch write: sk,str,wr                                         25 lnstead of p in   peach write: b, r, t, pr.

26 Instead of rh in heath write: l, p, r, t, ve, ter.                         27 Instead of sh in should write: c,w

28 Instead of win weather write: f, h,l.

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Aunt father grandfather cousin uncle mother grandmother babies nephew brother husband parents niece sister wife children

 

COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE WITH THE RIGHT WORD FROM THE BOX.

1 Peter`s mother and Father are his———————– 2 The wife of Mary’s Father is Mary’s———————

3 The husband of “Mary`s mother is Mary’s ————–4 Children under two years are usually called———

5 The father of my father is my—————————-   6 The mother of my Father is my————————–

7 My mother`s sister is my ——————————–   8 My mothers brother is my ——————————

9 The son of my aunt is my——————————— 10 Margaret is her uncles ————————–, and Roger is his uncles——————-

11 Johns father is the—————– of John’s mother. 12 ]ohn’s mother is the——————of John`s father.

13 Robert is Susan`s——————, and Susan is Roberts ———————- because they both have the same parents. 14 The plural of child is—————— I5 Write the words in the box in alphabetical order:

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1 lnstead of f in field write: sh,y                                  2 Instead of ve in believe write: f,ver,ving,ved

3 ln front of dge write: e, he, we,le,ju,bu,ba,do           4 instead of m in measure write: pl,tr

5 Write remember without the prefix re————-     6 Instead of p in piece write: n.

7 Write the singular (one only) of: lilies, cities, pennies.———————-,———————–,———————

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Vocabulary :Monday Friday wealth sorrow Tuesday Saturday wealthy  borrow Wednesday Sunday healthy tomorrow Thursday untrue unhealthy narrow

BY USING THE PREfiX UN- MAKE THE OPPOSITES OF THESE WORDS:

1 true      2 wise       3 kind       4 clean       5 dressed 6 closed      7 covered 8 tied  9 even    I0 level

11 alike 12 known 13 healthy I4 pleasant 15 happy 16 common 17 sound I8 scun 19 afraid 20 eaten

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love loving   lovely bravery hope hopping hopeful peaceful brave braver bravely ripeness taste tasty tasteless paddler meddle meddling meddlesome famous

 

MAKE NEW WORDS BY ADDING -ING TO THESE VERBS:

1 taste                            2 waste              3 have              4 live                 5 stare                    6 glance

 

MAKE ADVERBS BY ADDING -FY TO THESE ADJECTIVES:

7 safe,                            8 nice                9 false                10 square          11 wise                  12 purpose

MAKE NOUNS BY ADDING THE SUFFIX -ER TO THESE VERBS:

I3 love                            l4 move          ’15 waste            16 make              17 bake                18 tease

 

MAKE ADJECTIVES BY ADDING -Y  TO THESE NOUNS:

I9 taste                        20 haste              21 breeze          22 chance             23 craze              24 bone

 

MAKE ADJECTIVES BY ADDING -FuL TO THESE NOUNS:

25 peace                   26 care             Z7 use                 28 grace               29 waste              30 spite

 

MAKE NEW WORDS BY ADDING -OW, -LESS OR -ABLE TO THESE:

31 hope                 32 fame              33 nerve         34 move           35 care         36 love

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agree        couldn’t     reason        lovable    coffee      wou1dn’t  season         agreeable

referee      didn’t        reasonable beautiful Maureen won’t        unbeatable treason

 

MAKE ADJECTIVES BY ADDING –ABLE TO THESE VERBS:

1 reason  2 remark   3 agree   4 disagree   5 love   6 like    7 use   8 cure   9 desire   I0 obtain

 

PAIR EACH OFTHESE WITH ITS FULL MEANINGS:

11 it’s                                       who is

12 here`s                                  there will

13 who’s                                 I am

I4 they`re                                we are

15 there’ll                               you have

16 you`ve                               it is

l7 l`m                                      they are

18 we`re                               here is

19 don`t                                          shall not

20 won’t                                          it was

21 shan`t                                        I would

22 hasn’t                                         would n’t

23 wouldn’t                                     do not

24 you`d                                          has not

25 l`d                                               you had

26 `twas                                           will not

 

P:11 joyful    merry            colour might   joyfully merrily   favour    weigh   tidy   easy    favourite lodging   tidily easily   favourable  flavour

MAKE ADVERBS BY ADDING -LY TO THESE ADJECTIVES:

1 easy 2 sudden 3 merry 4 nasty 5 steady 6 noisy 7 joyful 8 busy 9 careful I0 weary11grredy12 beautiful

 

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