Final Answer:
The image shows spelling words for 5th grade, divided into three weeks (Week 19, Week 20, Week 21) and grouped by suffix patterns:
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Week 19: Words ending in “-ous” or related academic words
→ generous, verb, jealous, prune, fabulous, frugal, joyous, pulled, nervous, list, ridiculous, juice, mischievous, mutation
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Week 20: Words ending in “-ence” or related academic words
→ absence, greatest, affluence, kentledge, evidence, sledge, existence, reflect, patience, happier, lenience, acknowledge, presence, nutsedge
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Week 21: Words ending in “-ial” or related academic words
→ torrential, gate, essential, drawbridge, initial, ridge, spatial, cellar, potential, find, impartial, teethridge, providential, fidge
Note: Some words like “verb,” “gate,” “find,” etc., don’t match the suffix pattern exactly — they may be included as contrast or exception words. Also, some entries like “kentledge,” “nutsedge,” “teethridge,” and “fidge” are unusual or possibly misspelled/nonstandard — double-check with your teacher if unsure.
This is a spelling list — no calculation or problem to solve. Just study these words for each week’s test!
✔ Final Tip: Group similar-sounding or same-pattern words together when studying. For example:
- -ous: generous, jealous, fabulous, joyous, nervous, ridiculous, mischievous
- -ence: absence, affluence, evidence, existence, patience, lenience, presence
- -ial: torrential, essential, initial, spatial, potential, impartial, providential
Good luck on your spelling tests! 📚✏️
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 5th grade vocabulary.
