Third Grade Standardized Quiz Part 1 - Spelling

1. Select one Answer

Dust mites are so [little] you cannot see them without a powerful microscope.

The native habitat of the sloth is the hot, humid [jungles] of South America.

There were so many [peopel] at the concert that it was hard to move.

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The correct answer is "There were so many [peopel] at the concert that it was hard to move." The word "peopel" is misspelled and should be corrected to "people." The sentence is describing a situation where there were a large number of individuals at the concert, making it difficult to move.

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The correct answer is "There were so many [peopel] at the concert that it was hard to move." The word "peopel" is misspelled and should be corrected to "people." The sentence is describing a situation where there were a large number of individuals at the concert, making it difficult to move.

2. Select one Answer

After riding far ahead of the competition the cyclist started to [coast].

After many days of work, the artist finally had [carved] his creation from the block of wood.

His valuables were [cept] kept safely hidden inside the locked box.

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3. Select one Answer

The chess [piece] was beautifully crafted.

The band came out onto the [feild] to play music for the crowd.

He humbly [received] the generous reward.

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4. Select one Answer

My favorite seafood is steamed [crab] legs with garlic butter.

The marshmallow turn hot and stick as campfire's [flame] licked hungrily at their outside.

After the strawberries were packaged they were quickly placed in cardboard [chrays] by the workers.

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5. Select one Answer

Only after the [completion] of his homework, could the boy watch television.

Choosing a car took a long time, however, he finally made his [decision].

The girl hoped she would receive one of the [invitasions] to the party.

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6. Select one Answer

As tadpoles mature towards becoming a frog, the lose their [tale].

The beaver's [tail] is sometimes used to warn of nearby enemies by slapping the water.

When questioned by the police, the suspect told a [tale] that wasn't very believable.

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7. Select one Answer

The boy's [ears] and face turned red with embarrassment.

Everyday, the soldiers practiced precisely timed [marches] across the lawn.

Somewhere in one of the many [boxs] in the moving truck were the boy's toys.

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8. Select one Answer

In science class we used a scale and small metal [weights] to measure the mass of an object.

His mother firmly reminded him that his bedtime was [ate] o'clock.

The older boy easily beat his baby brother at a [game] of checkers.

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9. Select one Answer

The boy [tripped] over his loose shoelace and tumbled to the ground.

She [pined] the note to the bulletin board.

We sat underneath the [striped] umbrella on the beach.

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10. Select one Answer

My grandfather tells wonderful [stories] of his childhood.

The mothers talked and drank coffee as their [babys] played with toys on the floor.

My sister has so many [shoes] that she doesn't know what to do with them.

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