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Here's the solution to the “Find the Misspelled Word” worksheet, with explanations for each correction:
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1. The rock tumbled over.
✔ Correct spelling: tumbled
*Explanation:* “Tumled” is misspelled — missing the second ‘b’. The correct past tense of “tumble” is tumbled.
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2. She was proud of her good grades.
✔ Correct spelling: grades
*Explanation:* “Grads” is an informal abbreviation or slang; in standard English, especially in academic contexts, it should be grades.
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3. All of the fans will shout when they score a goal.
✔ Correct spelling: shout
*Explanation:* “Shoute” is not a word. The correct verb form is shout (present tense).
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4. She wore a red dress with yellow flowers.
✔ Correct spelling: wore
*Explanation:* “Worn” is the past participle, used with auxiliary verbs (e.g., “has worn”). Here, simple past tense is needed → wore.
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5. I would like one ounce of butter.
✔ Correct spelling: ounce
*Explanation:* “Ounce” is misspelled as “ounc”. It needs the final ‘e’ → ounce.
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6. She bought a pound of cheese.
✔ Correct spelling: cheese
*Explanation:* “Chees” is missing the final ‘e’. The correct spelling is cheese.
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7. He turned off the power before he left.
✔ Correct spelling: turned
*Explanation:* “Turned” is misspelled as “turnned” — double ‘n’ is incorrect. The past tense of “turn” is turned.
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8. The dog will growl if you bother him.
✔ Correct spelling: growl
*Explanation:* “Grawl” is not a word. The correct verb is growl (to make a low, threatening sound).
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9. The four had pink petals and a green stem.
✔ Correct spelling: flowers
*Explanation:* “Four” is a number; here, the context requires the noun flowers (blooms with petals and stems).
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10. Some people like to have at the movie.
✔ Correct spelling: theater *(or “theatre”)*
*Explanation:* “At the movie” is incomplete. The intended phrase is likely “at the theater” (where movies are shown). “Movie” alone doesn’t fit grammatically — it’s the location that’s missing.
> *Note: If the sentence is meant to be “Some people like to have popcorn at the movie,” then “popcorn” might be the missing word — but based on context and common usage, “theater” fits best as the misspelled word implied by “movie.”*
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11. He fell into the lake, but he did not drown.
✔ Correct spelling: drown
*Explanation:* “Drowne” is archaic or misspelled. Modern spelling is drown.
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12. The clown had a bright red nose.
✔ Correct spelling: clown
*Explanation:* “Clown” is misspelled as “clowm” — the ‘w’ and ‘m’ are swapped. Correct spelling: clown.
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13. She raised an issue when she called her name.
✔ Correct spelling: raised
*Explanation:* “Rased” is missing the ‘i’. The correct past tense of “raise” is raised.
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14. The amount he had to pay was $7.25.
✔ Correct spelling: amount
*Explanation:* “Ammount” has double ‘m’ — incorrect. Correct spelling: amount.
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15. There were one hundred people at the concert.
✔ Correct spelling: hundred
*Explanation:* “Hundrad” is misspelled — should be hundred (‘d’ after ‘n’, not ‘r’).
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1. tumbled
2. grades
3. shout
4. wore
5. ounce
6. cheese
7. turned
8. growl
9. flowers
10. theater *(or theatre)*
11. drown
12. clown
13. raised
14. amount
15. hundred
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📌 Teaching Tip: This exercise helps students recognize common spelling errors, including:
- Missing letters (e.g., “tumled” → “tumbled”)
- Extra letters (e.g., “turnned” → “turned”)
- Wrong letter order (e.g., “clowm” → “clown”)
- Homophone confusion (e.g., “four” vs. “flowers”)
- Incorrect verb forms (e.g., “worn” vs. “wore”)
Great practice for proofreading and building vocabulary! 📚✏️
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1. The rock tumbled over.
✔ Correct spelling: tumbled
*Explanation:* “Tumled” is misspelled — missing the second ‘b’. The correct past tense of “tumble” is tumbled.
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2. She was proud of her good grades.
✔ Correct spelling: grades
*Explanation:* “Grads” is an informal abbreviation or slang; in standard English, especially in academic contexts, it should be grades.
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3. All of the fans will shout when they score a goal.
✔ Correct spelling: shout
*Explanation:* “Shoute” is not a word. The correct verb form is shout (present tense).
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4. She wore a red dress with yellow flowers.
✔ Correct spelling: wore
*Explanation:* “Worn” is the past participle, used with auxiliary verbs (e.g., “has worn”). Here, simple past tense is needed → wore.
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5. I would like one ounce of butter.
✔ Correct spelling: ounce
*Explanation:* “Ounce” is misspelled as “ounc”. It needs the final ‘e’ → ounce.
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6. She bought a pound of cheese.
✔ Correct spelling: cheese
*Explanation:* “Chees” is missing the final ‘e’. The correct spelling is cheese.
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7. He turned off the power before he left.
✔ Correct spelling: turned
*Explanation:* “Turned” is misspelled as “turnned” — double ‘n’ is incorrect. The past tense of “turn” is turned.
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8. The dog will growl if you bother him.
✔ Correct spelling: growl
*Explanation:* “Grawl” is not a word. The correct verb is growl (to make a low, threatening sound).
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9. The four had pink petals and a green stem.
✔ Correct spelling: flowers
*Explanation:* “Four” is a number; here, the context requires the noun flowers (blooms with petals and stems).
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10. Some people like to have at the movie.
✔ Correct spelling: theater *(or “theatre”)*
*Explanation:* “At the movie” is incomplete. The intended phrase is likely “at the theater” (where movies are shown). “Movie” alone doesn’t fit grammatically — it’s the location that’s missing.
> *Note: If the sentence is meant to be “Some people like to have popcorn at the movie,” then “popcorn” might be the missing word — but based on context and common usage, “theater” fits best as the misspelled word implied by “movie.”*
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11. He fell into the lake, but he did not drown.
✔ Correct spelling: drown
*Explanation:* “Drowne” is archaic or misspelled. Modern spelling is drown.
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12. The clown had a bright red nose.
✔ Correct spelling: clown
*Explanation:* “Clown” is misspelled as “clowm” — the ‘w’ and ‘m’ are swapped. Correct spelling: clown.
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13. She raised an issue when she called her name.
✔ Correct spelling: raised
*Explanation:* “Rased” is missing the ‘i’. The correct past tense of “raise” is raised.
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14. The amount he had to pay was $7.25.
✔ Correct spelling: amount
*Explanation:* “Ammount” has double ‘m’ — incorrect. Correct spelling: amount.
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15. There were one hundred people at the concert.
✔ Correct spelling: hundred
*Explanation:* “Hundrad” is misspelled — should be hundred (‘d’ after ‘n’, not ‘r’).
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✔ Final Answer Key (Correct Spellings):
1. tumbled
2. grades
3. shout
4. wore
5. ounce
6. cheese
7. turned
8. growl
9. flowers
10. theater *(or theatre)*
11. drown
12. clown
13. raised
14. amount
15. hundred
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📌 Teaching Tip: This exercise helps students recognize common spelling errors, including:
- Missing letters (e.g., “tumled” → “tumbled”)
- Extra letters (e.g., “turnned” → “turned”)
- Wrong letter order (e.g., “clowm” → “clown”)
- Homophone confusion (e.g., “four” vs. “flowers”)
- Incorrect verb forms (e.g., “worn” vs. “wore”)
Great practice for proofreading and building vocabulary! 📚✏️
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of spelling for 6th graders worksheets.
