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Reception English and phonics Common tricky words: check-up and practice test questions

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Exercise 8Z  Check-up

1
Find the tricky word the in the list. Tap it.
tothehe
2
Write the tricky word in the gap: I can see ___ cat.
3
Write the tricky word in the gap: Look at ___ dog.
4
How many letters are in the tricky word they? Write the number.
5
Find the tricky word go in the list. Tap it: no, so, go.
nosogo
6
Write the tricky word in the gap: We ___ going into the pond.
7
Write the letters of the tricky word to, one box at a time, in order.
8
Which tricky word means belonging to her? Write it.
9
Write the tricky words in this sentence, in order: They go into my house.
10
Explain why the tricky word was cannot be learned only by sounding it out. Use the words “look” and “sound”.
was

Total 17 marks. Allow about 17 minutes.

Exercise 8X  Practice test questions

1
FFind the tricky word you in the list. Tap it: yes, you, yo.[1 mark]
yesyouyo
2
FWrite the tricky word in the gap: Can ___ run fast?[1 mark]
3
FHow many letters are in the tricky word into? Write the number.[1 mark]
4
FWrite the letters of the tricky word me, one box at a time, in order.[1 mark]
5
FWrite the tricky word in the gap: Please ___ quiet.[1 mark]
6
PSFind the tricky words in this sentence: She went to the shop. Write them in order.[2 marks]
7
PSWrite the tricky word that means “belonging to me”. Write the word.[2 marks]
8
PSRavi writes “thay” for the tricky word they. Write the right word.[2 marks]
9
PSWrite a sentence with two tricky words from this chapter in it. Write the sentence.[3 marks]
10
RSam says all, are and be are all learned by their look, not by sounding them out. Is he right? Explain.[3 marks]
allarebe

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