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Practice grade 6 spelling patterns, suffix changes, and homophones the sentence decides.
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40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The sixth graders left ___ lab notebooks on the counter."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Coach says ___ ready to run the relay as soon as the whistle blows."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Park the supply cart over ___ by the loading door, not near the stairs."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The robot lost ___ balance when the ramp tilted."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "___ been raining since Tuesday, so the field is closed."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Please bring ___ signed permission slip to the office before homeroom."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "If ___ finished with the microscope, put the cover back on it."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The new bell schedule had one clear ___: fewer late arrivals."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Loud hallway noise can ___ how well students hear directions."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The ___ signed every field trip form herself before Friday."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Fairness is the ___ that guides how our class picks team captains."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Everyone ___ Marisol had turned in the survey by Monday."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The judges will ___ entries until Friday at noon."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The second trail is steeper ___ the first one."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "We measured the water carefully, and ___ we recorded the temperature."
Add the suffix -ing to "hope." Which spelling correctly completes "We are ___ for clear skies on Saturday"?
Add the suffix -ment to "manage." Which spelling is correct?
Add the suffix -able to "notice." Which spelling is correct?
Add the suffix -ing to "occur." Which spelling is correct?
Add the suffix -ing to "begin." Which spelling is correct?
Add the suffix -ed to "commit." Which spelling is correct?
Add the ending -es to "tally." Which spelling is correct?
Add the suffix -ness to "happy." Which spelling is correct?
Add the suffix -ful to "fancy." Which spelling is correct?
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Did you ___ the email about the science fair deadline?"
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Scientists ___ the storm formed over unusually warm water."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "A thin crack ran across the gym ___ near the lights."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Our new ___ lent us a ladder to reach the gutter."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Each group is ___ for cleaning its own lab table."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The reading corner has one ___ chair by the window."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The library keeps an ___ record of every donation it receives."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Wearing a helmet is an ___ safety rule on every bike trip."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Explain the ___ between a fact and a claim in your notes."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "The sudden ___ of clouds ended our outdoor lesson."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "I will ___ bring my notebook to the meeting on Thursday."
Which spelling completes the sentence? "Please keep the wet brushes ___ from the dry ones."
In American English, which spelling of this word is standard? A word meaning the middle point of something.
True or False: In "They're loading their gear over there," each of the three homophones is spelled correctly for its meaning.
True or False: When you add -ing to "refer," the r stays single, giving "refering."
True or False: "Colour" is the standard spelling in American English.
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