Explanation:
We are given a list of words to spell:
- Bible
- Gospel
- Matthew
- Mark
- Luke
- John
Then we’re shown incomplete spellings with blanks (underscores), and we need to fill in the missing letters.
Let’s match each incomplete word to the correct full word:
1.
Bi_le → Should be
Bible
- B-i-
b-l-
e → missing letters:
b,
e
But the blank is only one underscore: “Bi_le” → positions: B i _ l e → 3rd letter missing →
b
2.
M_tt_ew → Should be
Matthew
- M-a-t-t-h-e-w → So: M _ t t _ e w
Given: M _ t t _ e w → 2nd letter =
a, 5th letter =
h
So missing:
a,
h
3.
_u_e → Should be
Luke
- L-u-k-e → So: _ u _ e → 1st =
L, 3rd =
k
4.
J_h_ → Should be
John
- J-o-h-n → So: J _ h _ → 2nd =
o, 4th =
n
5.
G_sp_l → Should be
Gospel
- G-o-s-p-e-l
Given: G _ s p _ l → 2nd =
o, 5th =
e
6.
Ma_k → Should be
Mark
- M-a-r-k → Ma_k → 3rd letter missing =
r
Now let’s write each completed word clearly:
- Bi_le →
Bible → fill in
b
- M_tt_ew →
Matthew → fill in
a and
h
- _u_e →
Luke → fill in
L and
k
- J_h_ →
John → fill in
o and
n
- G_sp_l →
Gospel → fill in
o and
e
- Ma_k →
Mark → fill in
r
But the task says: *“Complete the spelling words by adding the missing letters.”*
So the expected output is the fully spelled words — or possibly just the missing letters in order? However, since it's a worksheet for students, and the blanks are shown, the standard expectation is to write the full correct words.
Looking at the format, the student is likely to write the full words (or fill in the blanks). Since the instruction says “Finish the spelling words”, the final answer should be the six completed words.
Let’s list them clearly:
1. Bible
2. Gospel
3. Matthew
4. Mark
5. Luke
6. John
Wait — the list at the top shows:
Bible, Gospel, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
And the scrambled blanks are in this order:
- Bi_le
- M_tt_ew
- _u_e
- J_h_
- G_sp_l
- Ma_k
So matching order:
1. Bi_le → Bible
2. M_tt_ew → Matthew
3. _u_e → Luke
4. J_h_ → John
5. G_sp_l → Gospel
6. Ma_k → Mark
Yes — that’s the correct pairing by position.
So final answers (completed words) in order:
- Bible
- Matthew
- Luke
- John
- Gospel
- Mark
But to be precise: the worksheet likely expects the student to write the missing letters in the blanks. However, since the question says “Solve the problem accurately” and we’re to give the Final Answer, and no specific format is required beyond correctness, the clearest correct output is the six fully spelled words in the order they appear in the blanks.
Let me double-check each:
- Bi_le → B i
b l e = Bible
✔
- M_tt_ew → M
a t t
h e w = Matthew
✔
- _u_e →
L u
k e = Luke
✔
- J_h_ → J
o h
n = John
✔
- G_sp_l → G
o s p
e l = Gospel
✔
- Ma_k → M a
r k = Mark
✔
All correct.
Final Answer:
Bible, Matthew, Luke, John, Gospel, Mark
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of bible worksheets for kids.