Lynh's 5th Grade Spelling Words - Week 1

The correct spelling is "addition".

The correct spelling is "happened."

The correct spelling is "everybody."

The correct spelling is "sincerely" because it follows the standard English spelling rules. The other options, "cinerely," "sineirely," and "sinnerelly," do not match the correct spelling and contain incorrect combinations of letters.

The correct spelling is "really".

The correct spelling for the number 2 is "two".

The correct answer is "they're". "They're" is a contraction of "they" and "are". It is used to indicate that a group of people or things are in a certain state or performing a certain action. In this context, "they're" is the appropriate choice because it refers to a group of people or things and indicates that they are something or doing something.

The correct spelling for 60 minutes is "hour".

The word "right" is the opposite of "left" as it refers to the direction opposite to the left side.

The correct answer is "address" because it is the correct spelling of the word that refers to the specific location or details of where something is located. The other options provided are misspelled variations of the word.

The correct spelling is "Beautiful." This word is spelled with the correct combination of letters to accurately represent its pronunciation. The other options, "Brewtiful," "Beautifull," and "Butifull," contain misspellings or incorrect letter combinations.

The correct spelling is "dollars".

The correct spelling is "beautiful".

The correct spelling is "surprise".

The correct spelling is "consumer."

The correct answer is "there." "There" is the correct spelling for the opposite of "here." It refers to a location that is not close to the speaker or the person being addressed. "Their" is possessive, indicating ownership by multiple people. "They're" is a contraction of "they are," used to describe a group of people.

The correct spelling is "summary." It is the concise and comprehensive representation of a larger text or topic.

The correct spelling for what you do when you use a pencil to put words on paper is "write".

The correct spelling is "ecosystems." This word refers to a community of organisms and their physical environment, functioning as an ecological unit.

The correct spelling is "interception".

The correct spelling is "wetlands". This term refers to areas of land that are saturated with water, either permanently or seasonally, and are characterized by unique vegetation and wildlife.

The correct spelling is "went". This is the past tense of the verb "go".

The correct answer is "our" because it is the possessive pronoun that shows ownership by a group of people. In this case, it indicates that something belongs to a group of people.

"Too" is the correct word in this context. It is used to indicate an excessive amount or degree of something. In this case, "too" is used to mean "also" or "in addition to." It suggests that there is another item or action being referred to.

The word "their" is a possessive pronoun that is used to show ownership or belonging to a group of people or things. It is the correct answer in this case because it indicates that something belongs to a specific group. "There" is an adverb used to indicate a location or point in a sentence. "They're" is a contraction of "they are" and is used to describe a group of people or things.

The words "nature" and "off" are spelled correctly. "Nature" refers to the natural world and its phenomena, while "off" means not on or in contact with something. The other options, "natture," "natire," and "natore," are misspelled variations of "nature."

The correct spelling is "are." "Ar" is not a word, and "our" is a different word with a different meaning. Therefore, "are" is the correct spelling in this case.

The correct spelling is "beginning."

The correct spelling is "calendar." The other options, "kalendar," "kalender," "calender," and "calander," are incorrect spellings of the word.

The correct spelling is "adventurous". This word is spelled with an "o" after the "v" and before the "u". The other options provided in the question ("advanturous", "adventerous", "adventurious", "adventurus") are all misspellings of the word.

The correct spelling is "want." This word is spelled correctly and matches the common usage and meaning of the word, which refers to a desire or wish for something.

The correct spelling is "business".

The correct spelling is "could." This word is the past tense of the verb "can" and is used to express ability or possibility. The other options, "culd," "cold," and "coulded," are not correct spellings of the word.

The correct spelling is "terrarium." A terrarium is a sealed glass container used for growing and displaying plants. The other options, "tarrapium," "terrapium," and "terrarum," are not valid spellings and do not refer to any known object or concept.

The words "said" and "they" are spelled correctly. "Sad" and "sade" are incorrect spellings, while "thay" is also spelled incorrectly.

The correct spelling is "aquarium." An aquarium is a glass tank or container in which aquatic plants and animals are kept.

The correct spelling for a peanut butter and jelly is "sandwich".

The two words spelled correctly are "factor" and "fury". "Factor" is spelled correctly as it matches the standard spelling of the word. "Fury" is also spelled correctly, as it matches the standard spelling and refers to intense anger or rage. "Faktor" and "facter" are misspelled versions of "factor", while "furry" is a different word altogether, referring to something covered in fur.

The correct spelling is "Delaware."

The correct spelling is "went." This word is the past tense of the verb "to go." The other options, "want," "wannt," and "wont," are all incorrect spellings and do not match the given word.

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