Lynh's 5th Grade Spelling Words - Bonus Words

The words "hydrogen" and "independent" are spelled correctly. "Hydrogen" refers to a chemical element, while "independent" means not being influenced or controlled by others. The other words, "swerd," "lasugna," and "summery," are misspelled.

The words "exploration" and "fascinating" are spelled correctly. "Exploration" refers to the act of exploring or investigating something, while "fascinating" means extremely interesting or captivating.

The correct spelling for the first word is "antique" which refers to an old and valuable item. The correct spelling for the second word is "caterpillar" which is the larval stage of a butterfly or moth.

The two words spelled correctly are "glossary" and "picnicking". "Glossary" refers to a list of terms or words with their definitions, often found at the end of a book or document. "Picnicking" is the gerund form of the verb "picnic", which means to have a meal outside, usually in a park or countryside.

The two words spelled correctly are "hodgepodge" and "summary". "Hodgepodge" refers to a mixture or jumble of different things, while "summary" means a brief statement or account of the main points of something.

The correct answer is "rambunctious" and "government". These two words are spelled correctly according to standard English spelling rules. "Rambunctious" means uncontrollably exuberant or boisterous, while "government" refers to the system or group of people governing a country or state.

The two words spelled correctly are "lasagna" and "license". "Lasagna" is a popular Italian dish, and "license" refers to an official document or permit.

The correct answer is "flabbergasted" and "flummoxed". These two words are spelled correctly. "Flabbergasted" means to be greatly surprised or shocked, while "flummoxed" means to be confused or perplexed.

The two words spelled correctly are "burglar" and "cologne". "Burglar" refers to a person who illegally enters a building to commit a crime, while "cologne" refers to a type of fragrance or perfume. The other options, "bergler" and "collogne", are misspelled and do not exist in the English language.

The words "quandery" and "quadnery" are not spelled correctly. The correct spelling is "quandary" and "mosquito".

The correct answer is "license" and "jewelry". "License" is spelled correctly with the letter "c" in the middle, while "lisence" is misspelled with the letter "s" instead. Similarly, "jewelry" is spelled correctly with the letter "e" in the middle, while "jewelery" is misspelled with the letter "e" instead. "Jewellery" is an alternative spelling used in British English.

The two words spelled correctly are "misspell" and "quandary." "Misspell" is spelled correctly as it follows the standard spelling rules for the word meaning to spell a word incorrectly. "Quandary" is spelled correctly as it follows the standard spelling rules for the word meaning a state of uncertainty or dilemma.

The correct answer is "lackadaisical." This word is spelled correctly and means lacking enthusiasm or motivation. However, "labyrath" and "labyreth" are both misspelled variations of the word "labyrinth."

The word "labyrinth" is spelled correctly as it follows the standard spelling rules for the word. "Miniscule" is also spelled correctly, although it is often confused with "minuscule." Both words refer to something small or tiny. "Summery," "picknicking," and "obediant" are all misspelled.

The words "sword," "villain," and "summary" are spelled correctly. "Sword" refers to a weapon with a long metal blade, "villain" is a character in a story who opposes the protagonist, and "summary" means a brief overview or synopsis.

The two words spelled correctly are "mosquito" and "zephyr." "Mosquito" is a common insect, while "zephyr" refers to a gentle breeze. Both words are spelled correctly according to standard English spelling rules.

The two words spelled correctly are "nonplussed" and "rendezvous". "Nonplussed" means to be puzzled or confused, while "rendezvous" refers to a meeting or appointment. The other options, "blizard," "fasinating," and "flabergasted," are all misspelled.