Spelling worksheet activity focusing on word formation using given letters.

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a, b, c, e, f, g, h, i, l, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, v, x, y

Let’s break down the problem and solve it step by step.

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🔤 Step 1: Understand the Task

We are given a list of 20 words:

1. pillow
2. yellow
3. scarecrow
4. rain
5. common
6. mermaid
7. candy
8. passion
9. solid
10. cone
11. astronaut
12. suffix
13. surrender
14. hello
15. cellular
16. rainbow
17. mile
18. anniversary
19. molita

We must check each word to see if all its letters are in the allowed set:
a, b, c, e, f, g, h, i, l, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, v, x, y

If a word uses any letter not in this set, it cannot be used.

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🔍 Step 2: Check Each Word

We’ll go through each word and verify whether all its letters are in the allowed list.

#### 1. pillow
- Letters: p, i, l, l, o, w
- ✘ w is not in the allowed letters → Invalid

#### 2. yellow
- Letters: y, e, l, l, o, w
- ✘ w → Invalid

#### 3. scarecrow
- Letters: s, c, a, r, e, c, r, o, w
- ✘ w → Invalid

#### 4. rain
- Letters: r, a, i, n
- ✔ All letters are in the list → Valid

#### 5. common
- Letters: c, o, m, m, o, n
- ✘ m is not in the allowed list → Invalid

#### 6. mermaid
- Letters: m, e, r, m, a, i, d
- ✘ m, d → Invalid

#### 7. candy
- Letters: c, a, n, d, y
- ✘ d → Invalid

#### 8. passion
- Letters: p, a, s, s, i, o, n
- ✔ All letters are in the list → Valid

#### 9. solid
- Letters: s, o, l, i, d
- ✘ d → Invalid

#### 10. cone
- Letters: c, o, n, e
- ✔ All letters are in the list → Valid

#### 11. astronaut
- Letters: a, s, t, r, o, n, a, u, t
- ✔ All letters are in the list → Valid

#### 12. suffix
- Letters: s, u, f, f, i, x
- ✔ All letters are in the list → Valid

#### 13. surrender
- Letters: s, u, r, r, e, n, d, e, r
- ✘ d → Invalid

#### 14. hello
- Letters: h, e, l, l, o
- ✔ All letters are in the list → Valid

#### 15. cellular
- Letters: c, e, l, l, u, l, a, r
- ✔ All letters are in the list → Valid

#### 16. rainbow
- Letters: r, a, i, n, b, o, w
- ✘ w → Invalid

#### 17. mile
- Letters: m, i, l, e
- ✘ m → Invalid

#### 18. anniversary
- Letters: a, n, n, i, v, e, r, s, a, r, y
- ✔ All letters are in the list → Valid

#### 19. molita
- Letters: m, o, l, i, t, a
- ✘ m → Invalid

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✔ Valid Words (can be made with allowed letters):

From above, valid words are:

1. rain
2. passion
3. cone
4. astronaut
5. suffix
6. hello
7. cellular
8. anniversary

So these are the words that can be made using only the given letters.

Now, for part 2: Which words are left?

That means: Which words from the original list cannot be made?

These are the ones that contain letters not in the allowed set.

So the remaining (invalid) words are:

1. pillow
2. yellow
3. scarecrow
4. common
5. mermaid
6. candy
7. solid
8. surrender
9. rainbow
10. mile
11. molita

Wait — but the worksheet has 20 blanks, and we have only 19 words listed. Let's double-check.

Looking back:

The list has:
1. pillow
2. yellow
3. scarecrow
4. rain
5. common
6. mermaid
7. candy
8. passion
9. solid
10. cone
11. astronaut
12. suffix
13. surrender
14. hello
15. cellular
16. rainbow
17. mile
18. anniversary
19. molita

Only 19 words, but the worksheet has 20 lines.

Possibly a typo or missing word, but let’s proceed.

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✔ Final Answers

#### Part 1: Which words can be made using only the letters?

(Write the valid ones in order)

1. rain
2. passion
3. cone
4. astronaut
5. suffix
6. hello
7. cellular
8. anniversary

But the worksheet has 10 blank lines for this section. We only found 8 valid words.

Wait — perhaps I missed one.

Let’s recheck "solid" — has d → invalid
"surrender" — has d → invalid
"scarecrow" — has w → invalid

Wait — what about "common" — has m → invalid
"mermaid" — has m, d → invalid

What about "candy" — has d → invalid

All others seem correct.

Wait — did I miss "anniversary"? Yes, it's valid.

But we have only 8 valid words.

Let’s count again:

1. rain ✔
2. passion ✔
3. cone ✔
4. astronaut ✔
5. suffix ✔
6. hello ✔
7. cellular ✔
8. anniversary ✔

Yes — 8 words.

But the worksheet has 10 lines for this section. That suggests maybe more than 8 are valid.

Wait — let's check "scarecrow" again — contains w → invalid
"pillow" — w → invalid
"yellow" — w → invalid
"rainbow" — w → invalid

Is there a word I missed?

Wait — "molita" — m,o,l,i,t,a → has m → invalid

But what about "common" — has m → invalid

Wait — could "anniversary" be spelled differently? No, it's fine.

Wait — let's check "suffix" — s,u,f,f,i,x → all in the list?
- s ✔
- u ✔
- f ✔
- i ✔
- x ✔
- yes → valid

"astronaut" — a,s,t,r,o,n,a,u,t → all in list → valid

Wait — is "surrender" really invalid? It has d → yes, d is not in the allowed letters.

So only 8 valid words.

But the worksheet has 10 blanks. Maybe the instruction is different?

Wait — perhaps the question is asking for which words can be made using only those letters, meaning any subset — so even if a word uses only some of them, as long as no letter is outside the set.

But that's what we did.

Alternatively, maybe "candy" — has d, but d is not in the list → invalid

Wait — what about "rain" — yes, valid

Wait — let's check "hello" — h,e,l,l,o → all in list → valid

Hmm.

Wait — is "molita" a real word? It might be a name, but even so, it has m → invalid

Wait — perhaps "common" — has m, but maybe "common" is not meant to be used?

No — m is not in the allowed letters.

Wait — look at the allowed letters:
a, b, c, e, f, g, h, i, l, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, v, x, y

So missing letters:
- d, j, k, m, q, w, z

So any word with d, j, k, m, q, w, z is invalid.

So:

- w → in: pillow, yellow, scarecrow, rainbow → invalid
- d → in: candy, solid, surrender → invalid
- m → in: common, mermaid, mile, molita → invalid
- q, j, k, z → none in the list

So only valid words are those without w, d, m, q, j, k, z

So let's list again:

1. pillow → w → ✘
2. yellow → w → ✘
3. scarecrow → w → ✘
4. rain → r,a,i,n → ✔
5. common → m → ✘
6. mermaid → m,d → ✘
7. candy → d → ✘
8. passion → p,a,s,s,i,o,n → ✔
9. solid → d → ✘
10. cone → c,o,n,e → ✔
11. astronaut → a,s,t,r,o,n,a,u,t → ✔
12. suffix → s,u,f,f,i,x → ✔
13. surrender → d → ✘
14. hello → h,e,l,l,o → ✔
15. cellular → c,e,l,l,u,l,a,r → ✔
16. rainbow → w → ✘
17. mile → m → ✘
18. anniversary → a,n,n,i,v,e,r,s,a,r,y → ✔
19. molita → m → ✘

So valid words:
- rain (4)
- passion (8)
- cone (10)
- astronaut (11)
- suffix (12)
- hello (14)
- cellular (15)
- anniversary (18)

That’s 8 valid words.

But the worksheet has 10 lines for the first part.

Wait — maybe the word "solid" — does it have d? Yes.

Wait — what about "scarecrow" — has w → invalid

Wait — is "anniversary" spelled correctly? Yes.

Wait — is "surrender" — has d → invalid

Wait — is "common" — has m → invalid

Wait — is "candy" — has d → invalid

Wait — what about "rain" — valid

Wait — perhaps "scarecrow" — wait, does it have w? Yes — w is not allowed.

Unless... is there a typo?

Wait — perhaps the allowed letters include w?

No — the allowed letters are clearly:
a, b, c, e, f, g, h, i, l, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, v, x, y

No w, no d, no m, etc.

So only 8 valid words.

But the worksheet has 10 blanks for the first section.

Wait — maybe I miscounted.

Let me number the valid ones:

1. rain
2. passion
3. cone
4. astronaut
5. suffix
6. hello
7. cellular
8. anniversary

That’s 8.

But maybe the question is asking for words that can be formed using only those letters, but perhaps some words are shorter or have repeated letters.

But we already checked.

Wait — what about "rain" — yes
"cone" — yes
"hello" — yes
"cellular" — yes
"passion" — yes
"astronaut" — yes
"suffix" — yes
"anniversary" — yes

Still 8.

Wait — is "common" — no, has m

Wait — what about "p" — is "p" in the list? Yes, p is allowed.

But "pillow" has w → invalid

Wait — perhaps "scarecrow" — is "crow" — but still has w

Wait — unless the word is "scarecrow" but they mean "scarecrow" without w — no.

Wait — perhaps the word "solid" — has d — but maybe "solid" is not on the list?

No — it is.

Wait — maybe "anniversary" has v — is v in the list? Yes — v is in the list.

Yes.

Wait — is "surrender" — has d → invalid

Wait — is "mermaid" — has m, d → invalid

Wait — is "mile" — has m → invalid

Wait — is "molita" — has m → invalid

Wait — is "common" — has m → invalid

Wait — is "candy" — has d → invalid

Wait — is "yellow" — has w → invalid

So only 8.

But the worksheet has 10 blanks.

Perhaps there is a mistake in the worksheet, or in my understanding.

Wait — let's check the word "scarecrow" — does it have w? Yes.

But maybe the intended answer is different.

Wait — what about "rain" — valid
"passion" — valid
"cone" — valid
"astronaut" — valid
"suffix" — valid
"hello" — valid
"cellular" — valid
"anniversary" — valid

And two more?

Wait — what about "b" — is "b" used in any word?

Look at "cellular" — no b

"rain" — no b

"hello" — no b

"common" — no b

"mermaid" — no b

"candy" — no b

"solid" — no b

"astronaut" — no b

"suffix" — no b

"scarecrow" — no b

"pillow" — no b

"yellow" — no b

"rainbow" — has b — oh! rainbow has b!

Wait — rainbow = r, a, i, n, b, o, w

- b — is b in the allowed letters? Yes!
- w — is w in the allowed letters? No!

So rainbow has w → invalid

Even though b is allowed, w is not.

So still invalid.

But "b" is in the allowed list — good.

But no word uses b except rainbow, which also has w.

So still invalid.

Wait — is there a word with b but no w?

No.

So no word uses b.

Similarly, g — is g in any word?

Check:

- common — no
- mermaid — no
- candy — no
- passion — no
- solid — no
- cone — no
- astronaut — no
- suffix — no
- surrender — no
- hello — no
- cellular — no
- rainbow — no
- mile — no
- anniversary — no
- molita — no
- pillow — no
- yellow — no
- scarecrow — no
- rain — no

Wait — is "g" used in any word?

No — g is in the allowed letters, but no word in the list uses g.

Similarly, f — is used in "suffix" — yes.

So f is used.

But g is not used in any word.

But that doesn't matter.

Back to the point.

We have only 8 valid words.

But the worksheet has 10 blanks.

Perhaps the question is not asking for the original words, but for new words that can be made from the letters?

But the instructions say: "Which words can be made using only the letters" and then lists the 19 words.

So it's asking which of the given words can be made using only the allowed letters.

So only 8.

But maybe the worksheet has a typo.

Alternatively, maybe "scarecrow" is intended to be "scarecrow" but they don't consider w — but w is not in the allowed letters.

Wait — let's check the allowed letters again:

a, b, c, e, f, g, h, i, l, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, v, x, y

Note: no w, no d, no m, no q, no j, no k, no z

So only words without those letters are valid.

So final list of valid words:

1. rain
2. passion
3. cone
4. astronaut
5. suffix
6. hello
7. cellular
8. anniversary

That’s 8.

For the second part: "Which words are left?" — meaning which of the original 19 words cannot be made.

So the remaining 11 words:

1. pillow
2. yellow
3. scarecrow
4. common
5. mermaid
6. candy
7. solid
8. surrender
9. rainbow
10. mile
11. molita

So 11 words are left.

But the worksheet has 10 blanks for the second part.

This is confusing.

Wait — let's count the total words: 19

Valid: 8
Invalid: 11

But the worksheet has:

- 10 blanks for "Which words can be made"
- 10 blanks for "Which words are left"

So likely, there is a mistake in the worksheet or in our counting.

Wait — perhaps "anniversary" is not valid because it has v — but v is in the allowed list — yes.

v is in the list.

y is in the list.

So anniversary is valid.

Wait — is "scarecrow" — has w — invalid

Wait — what about "candy" — has d — invalid

Wait — is there a word like "common" — has m — invalid

Wait — is "p" — is "p" used in any word? Yes — "passion", "pillow", "p" in "pillow" — but pillow has w → invalid

But "passion" — has p — and p is allowed.

Yes.

Wait — is "b" used? Only in "rainbow", which has w → invalid

So no.

Wait — is "g" used? No.

So perhaps the only valid words are the 8 we found.

But maybe the worksheet expects us to write the names of the valid words in the first 10 blanks, but since there are only 8, leave 2 blank.

Similarly, for the second part, list the 11 invalid words in the next 10 blanks — but there are 11, so need 11 blanks.

But the worksheet has only 10.

This suggests a discrepancy.

Wait — let's count the words again.

List:

1. pillow
2. yellow
3. scarecrow
4. rain
5. common
6. mermaid
7. candy
8. passion
9. solid
10. cone
11. astronaut
12. suffix
13. surrender
14. hello
15. cellular
16. rainbow
17. mile
18. anniversary
19. molita

Yes, 19 words.

Valid: 8

Invalid: 11

But the worksheet has:

- 10 blanks for "can be made"
- 10 blanks for "left"

So perhaps the intended answer is different.

Wait — perhaps "scarecrow" is meant to be "scarecrow" but they allow w — but w is not in the list.

Unless the allowed letters include w — but they don't.

Wait — look at the allowed letters:
a, b, c, e, f, g, h, i, l, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, v, x, y

No w

So w is not allowed.

Therefore, any word with w is invalid.

So pillow, yellow, scarecrow, rainbow — all invalid.

Similarly, d — not allowed — so candy, solid, surrender — invalid

m — not allowed — common, mermaid, mile, molita — invalid

So only valid words are:

- rain (4)
- passion (8)
- cone (10)
- astronaut (11)
- suffix (12)
- hello (14)
- cellular (15)
- anniversary (18)

8 words.

So for the first part, fill in these 8.

For the second part, list the other 11.

But since there are only 10 blanks, perhaps the worksheet has an error.

Alternatively, maybe the word "scarecrow" is not considered to have w — but it does.

Or perhaps the allowed letters include w — but they don't.

Another possibility: maybe the letters are case-sensitive — but no.

Or perhaps the word "anniversary" has v — but v is in the list — yes.

Wait — is "v" in the list? Yes — v is included.

So it's valid.

I think the only explanation is that the worksheet has a typo, or perhaps the allowed letters are meant to include w, d, m, but they don't.

Given the information, the correct answer is:

✔ Final Answer:

#### 1. Words that can be made using only the letters:

1. rain
2. passion
3. cone
4. astronaut
5. suffix
6. hello
7. cellular
8. anniversary

(Leave the last two blanks empty)

#### 2. Words that are left (cannot be made):

1. pillow
2. yellow
3. scarecrow
4. common
5. mermaid
6. candy
7. solid
8. surrender
9. rainbow
10. mile
11. molita

But since there are only 10 blanks, perhaps the last one is omitted, or the worksheet is designed for fewer words.

Alternatively, maybe "scarecrow" is not in the list — but it is.

I think the best we can do is provide the correct answers based on the rules.

So the solution is:

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🟩 Answer Key:

Part 1: Which words can be made using only the letters?

1. rain
2. passion
3. cone
4. astronaut
5. suffix
6. hello
7. cellular
8. anniversary
9.
10.

Part 2: Which words are left?

1. pillow
2. yellow
3. scarecrow
4. common
5. mermaid
6. candy
7. solid
8. surrender
9. rainbow
10. mile
11. molita

But since only 10 blanks, perhaps the last one is omitted.

Or perhaps the worksheet expects only the valid ones in the first part, and the invalid in the second, and we just list as many as fit.

But ideally, the teacher should know there are 8 valid and 11 invalid.

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✔ Summary:

- Valid words (8): rain, passion, cone, astronaut, suffix, hello, cellular, anniversary
- Invalid words (11): pillow, yellow, scarecrow, common, mermaid, candy, solid, surrender, rainbow, mile, molita

This is the correct solution based on the allowed letters.

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