Year 7. REVISION words as you begin High School…
Spelling Lists from Homework TonightOnline Level 7.
List:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32.
Start with List 1…
.
HWTOnline Level 7, List 1
absence, across, accuracy, advise, aggression, all right, angel, angle, appropriate, article, artificial, attack.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 1 OFFLINE TEST
.
HWTOnline Level 7, List 2
………
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 7, List 2 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 3
according, behaviour, disabled, gradual, manufacture, photocopier, rhyme, technician.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 3 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 4
economical, forty, fungicide, furniture, gauge, germinate, hemisphere, heritage, explanation, hindrance, immediately, independent, jealousy, lenient.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 4 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 5
ache, biscuit, discussion, happiest, mischievous, physics, risotto, temperature
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 5 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 6
Return to the Top of this page.
activity, business, drought, honour, misspelt, political, rumour, temporary.
Click to open HWT 6, List 6 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 7
adrenaline, calendar, ecstasy, humorous, mosquitoes, population, satellite, tension.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 7 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 8
adult, canoeing, edifice, humour, mouldy, possession, satisfy, terrible.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
.
End of term test…
.
List 9* HWT 6, Unit 9: 2022: May. 1 to May. 7. NSW, Term 2, Week 2.
advisable, casual, editor, illustrate, movable, pout, statistics, they’re.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 10* HWT 6, Unit 10: 2022: May. 8 to May. 14. NSW, Term 2, Week 3.
affair, catalogue, education, immediate, muscle, practical, sausage, thorough.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 11* HWT 6, Unit 11: 2022: May. 15 to May. 21. NSW, Term 2, Week 4.
affectionate, cease, effeminate, independent, museum, practice, practise, tomatoes
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 12* HWT 6, Unit 12: 2022: May. 22 to May. 28. NSW, Term 2, Week 5.
agreement, character, elastic, influence, musicians, precious, science, tourist.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 13* HWT 6, Unit 13: 2022: May. 29 to June. 4. NSW, Term 2, Week 6.
allowed, circular, electricity, influenza, nauseating, preserve, secretary, destruction.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 14* HWT 6, Unit 14: 2022: June. 5 to June. 11. NSW, Term 2, Week 7.
amazement, collide, enthusiasm, initials, necessary, principal, principle, seize
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 15* HWT 6, Unit 15: 2022: June. 12 to June. 18. NSW, Term 2, Week 8.
ambulance, collision, environment, innocent, neighbour, privilege, separate, tragedy.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 16* HWT 6, Unit 16: 2022: June. 19 to June. 25. NSW, Term 2, Week 9.
amphibians, colossal, establish, instrument, nuisance, program, sergeant, transfer.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
.
Mid Year Test…
.
List 17* HWT 6, Unit 17: 2022: July. 24 to July. 30. NSW, Term 3, Week 2.
ancient, column, estuary, intersect, numerous, propeller, serial, traveller.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 18* HWT 6, Unit 18: 2022: July. 31 to Aug. 6. NSW, Term 3, Week 3.
anniversary, commission, equipment, invisible, oblige, propose, serious, turkeys.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 19* HWT 6, Unit 19: 2022: Aug. 7 to Aug. 13. NSW, Term 3, Week 4.
apology, competition, excellent, irritate, occasion, publish, siege, twelfth.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 20* HWT 6, Unit 20: 2022: Aug. 14 to Aug. 20. NSW, Term 3, Week 5.
appetite, compromise, expansion, judgement, occurred, purpose, signature, unfortunately.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 21* HWT 6, Unit 21: 2022: Aug. 21 to Aug. 27. NSW, Term 3, Week 6.
approval, confidence, experiment, justify, official, quality, situation, universe.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 22* HWT 6, Unit 22: 2022: Aug. 28 to Sept. 3. NSW, Term 3, Week 7.
aquarium, conscience, extravagant, labour, opinion, quantity, skilful, vacant.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 23* HWT 6, Unit 23: 2022: Sept. 4 to Sept. 10. NSW, Term 3, Week 8.
aquatic, convenient, extreme, laminated, opportunity, queue, smoky, vaccinated.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 24* HWT 6, Unit 24: 2022: Sept. 11 to Sept. 17. NSW, Term 3, Week 9.
archery, copying, familiar, language, organisation, realise, society, vacuum.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 25* HWT 6, Unit 25: 2022: Oct. 16 to Oct. 22. NSW, Term 4, Week 2.
argument, creature, fascinate, laziness, original, recognise, stationary, variety.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 26* HWT 6, Unit 26: 2022: Oct. 23 to Oct. 29. NSW, Term 4, Week 3.
artificial, credit, favourable, leisure, parallel, reconciliation, statistics, various.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 27* HWT 6, Unit 27: 2022: Oct. 30 to Nov. 5. NSW, Term 4, Week 4.
association, cruiser, female, lemonade, parliament, reference, stony, vehicle.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 28* HWT 6, Unit 28: 2022: Nov. 6 to Nov. 12. NSW, Term 4, Week 5.
astonish, cymbals, fibreglass (AUS spelling), liquid, peculiar, relation, strenuous, verandah (AUS spelling with an ‘h’.).
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 29* HWT 6, Unit 29: 2022: Nov. 13 to Nov. 19. NSW, Term 4, Week 6.
audience, database, foreign, loneliness, pedigree, religion, studying, vicious.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 30* HWT 6, Unit 30: 2022: Nov. 20 to Nov. 26. NSW, Term 4, Week 7.
Australia, decision, foreshore, majority, periodical, representative, succeed, weird.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 31* HWT 6, Unit 31: 2022: Nov. 27 to Dec. 3. NSW, Term 4, Week 8.
automatic, definite, fraud, malfunction, permanent, scenery, surgeon, wholly.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
List 32* HWT 6, Unit 32: 2022: Dec. 4 to Dec. 10. NSW, Term 4, Week 9.
average, frequent, manageable, persevere, sympathy, woollen (AUS spelling with ‘ll’.), yacht, yield.
Return to the Top of this page.
Click to open HWT 6, List 0 OFFLINE TEST
.
.
A ,. B ,. C ,. D,. E,. F,. G,. H,. I,. J,. K,. L,. M,. N,. O,. P,. Q,. R,. S ,. T,. U,. V,. W,. X,. Y,. Z.
…..GoTo List Menu
abseiling (List. 1) 🙂 **
accommodation (List. 2) 🙂 **
according (List. 3) 🙂 **
accurate (List. 4) 🙂 **
ache (List. 5) 🙂 **
activity (List. 6) 🙂 **
adrenaline (List. 7) 🙂 **
adult (List. 8) 🙂 **
advisable (List. 9) 🙂 **
affair (List. 10) 🙂 **
affectionate (List. 11) 🙂 **
agreement (List. 12) 🙂 **
allowed (List. 13) 🙂 **
amazement (List. 14) 🙂 **
ambulance (List. 15) 🙂 **
amphibians (List. 16) 🙂 **
ancient (List. 17) 🙂 **
anniversary (List. 18) 🙂 **
apology (List. 19) **
appetite (List. 20) **
approval (List. 21) 🙂 **
aquarium (List. 22) 🙂 **
aquatic (List. 23) 🙂 **
archery (List. 24) 🙂 **
argument (List. 25) 🙂 **
artificial (List. 26) 🙂 **
association (List. 27) 🙂 **
astonish (List. 28) ): **
audience (List. 29) 🙂 **
Australia (List. 30) 🙂 **
automatic (List. 31) 🙂 **
average (List. 32) 🙂 🙂 **
awesome (List. 1) 🙂 🙂 **
awkward (List. 2) 🙂 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
behaviour (List. 3) 🙂 **
benefit (List. 4) 🙂 **
biscuit (List. 5) 🙂 **
business (List. 6) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
calendar (List. 7) 🙂 **
canoeing (List. 8) 🙂 **
casual (List. 9) 🙂 **
catalogue (List. 10) 🙂 **
cease (List. 11) 🙂 **
character (List. 12) 🙂 **
circular (List. 13) 🙂 **
collide (List. 14) 🙂 **
collision (List. 15) 🙂 **
colossal (List. 16) 🙂 **
column (List. 17) 🙂 **
commission (List. 18) 🙂 **
competition (List. 19) 🙂 **
compromise (List. 20) 🙂 **
confidence(List. 21) 🙂 **
conscience(List. 22) 🙂 **
convenient(List. 23) 🙂 **
copying(List. 24) 🙂 **
creature (List. 25) 🙂 **
credit (List. 26) 🙂 **
cruiser (List. 27) 🙂 **
cymbals (List. 28) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
database (List. 29) 🙂 **
decision (List. 30) 🙂 **
definite (List. 31) 🙂 **
destruction (List. 13) 🙂 **
develop (List. 1) 🙂 **
digital (List. 2) 🙂 **
disabled (List. 3) 🙂 **
disappoint (List. 4) 🙂 **
discussion (List. 6) 🙂 **
drought (List. 6) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
ecstasy (List. 7) 🙂 **
edifice (List. 8) 🙂 **
editor (List. 9) 🙂 **
education (List. 10) 🙂 **
effeminate (List. 11) 🙂 **
elastic (List. 12) 🙂 **
electricity (List. 13) 🙂 **
enthusiasm (List. 14) 🙂 **
environment (List. 15) 🙂 **
equipment (List. 18) 🙂 **
establish (List. 16) 🙂 **
estuary (List. 17) 🙂 **
excellent (List. 19) 🙂 **
expansion (List. 20) 🙂 **
experiment (List. 21) 🙂 **
extravagant (List. 22) 🙂 **
extreme (List. 23) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
familiar (List. 24) 🙂 **
fascinate (List. 25) 🙂 **
favourable (List. 26) 🙂 ** (Aust. spelling)
female (List. 27) 🙂 **
fibreglass (List. 28) 🙂 **
foreign (List. 29) 🙂 **
foreshore (List. 30) 🙂 **
fraud (List. 31) 🙂 **
frequent (List. 32) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
galaxy (List. 1) 🙂 **
gauge (List. 2) 🙂 **
gradual (List. 3) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
handicapped (List. 4) 🙂 **
happiest (List. 5) 🙂 **
honour (List. 6) 🙂 **
humorous (List. 7) 🙂 **
humour (List. 8) 🙂 (Aust. spelling) **
…..GoTo List Menu
illustrate (List. 9) 🙂 **
immediate (List. 10) 🙂 **
independent (List. 11) 🙂 **
influence (List. 12) 🙂 **
influenza (List. 13) 🙂 **
initials (List. 14) 🙂 **
innocent (List. 15) 🙂 **
instrument (List. 16) 🙂 **
intersect (List. 17) 🙂 **
invisible (List. 18) 🙂 **
irritate (List. 19) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
Note: Spelling of the next word depends on the context in which the word is used.
judgement (List. 20) 🙂 ** (UK, British and Australian spelling)
However… (American AND in ALL cases relating to COURTS AND THE LAW, even in Australia, use this spelling)
judgment (List. 20) 🙂 **
justify (List. 21) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
…..GoTo List Menu
labour (List. 22) 🙂 **
laminated (List. 23) 🙂 **
language (List. 24) 🙂 **
laziness (List. 25) 🙂 **
leisure (List. 26) 🙂 **
lemonade (List. 27) 🙂 **
liquid (List. 28) 🙂 **
loneliness (List. 29) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
majority (List. 30) 🙂 **
malfunction (List. 31) 🙂 **
manageable (List. 32) 🙂 **
manicure (List. 1) 🙂 **
manned (List. 2) 🙂 **
manufacture (List. 3) 🙂 **
medicine (List. 4) 🙂 **
mischievous (List. 5) 🙂 **
misspelt (List 6.) 🙂 **
mosquitoes (List. 7) 🙂 **
mouldy (List. 8) 🙂 **
movable (List. 9) 🙂 **
muscle (List. 10) 🙂 **
museum (List. 11) 🙂 **
musicians (List. 12) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
nauseating (List. 13) 🙂 **
necessary (List. 14) 🙂 **
neighbour (List. 15) 🙂 ** Aust. spelling
nuisance (List. 16) 🙂 **
numerous (List. 17) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
oblige (List. 18) 🙂 **
occasion (List. 19) 🙂 **
occurred (List. 20) 🙂 **
official (List. 21) 🙂 **
opinion (List. 22) 🙂 **
opportunity (List. 23) 🙂 **
organisation (List. 24) 🙂 **
original (List. 25) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
parallel (List. 26) 🙂 **
parliament (List. 27) 🙂 **
peculiar (List. 28) 🙂 **
pedigree (List. 29) 🙂 **
periodical (List. 30) 🙂 **
permanent (List. 31) 🙂 **
persevere (List. 32) 🙂 **
perspex (List. 1) 🙂 **
persuade (List. 2) 🙂 **
photocopier (List. 3) 🙂 **
physical (List. 4) 🙂 **
physics (List. 6) 🙂 **
political (List. 6) 🙂 **
population (List. 7) 🙂 **
possession (List. 8) 🙂 **
pout (List 9) 🙂 **
practical (List. 10) 🙂 **
practice (List. 11) 🙂 **
practise (List. 11) 🙂 ( Aust. spelling as a verb) **
precious (List. 12) 🙂 **
preserve (List. 13) 🙂 **
principal (List. 14) 🙂 **
principle (List. 14) 🙂 **
privilege (List. 15) 🙂 **
program (List. 16) 🙂 **
propeller (List. 17) 🙂 **
propose (List. 18) 🙂 **
publish (List. 19) 🙂 **
purpose (List. 20) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
quality (List. 21) 🙂 **
quantity (List. 22) 🙂 **
queue (List. 23) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
realise (List. 24) 🙂 **
recognise (List. 25) 🙂 **
reconciliation (List. 26) 🙂 **
reference (List. 27) 🙂 **
relation (List. 28) 🙂 **
religion (List 29) 🙂 **
representative (List. 30) 🙂 **
request (List. 1) 🙂 **
responsible (List. 2) 🙂 **
rhyme (List. 3) 🙂 **
rhythm (List. 4) 🙂 **
risotto (List. 5) 🙂 **
rumour (List. 6) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
satellite (List. 7) 🙂 **
satisfy (List. 8) 🙂 **
sausage (List. 10) 🙂 **
scenery (List. 31) 🙂 **
science (List. 12) 🙂 **
secretary (List. 13) 🙂 **
seize (List. 14) 🙂 **
separate (List. 15) 🙂 **
sergeant (List 16) 🙂 **
serial (List 17) 🙂 **
serious (List 18) 🙂 **
siege (List 19) 🙂 **
signature (List 20) 🙂 **
situation (List 21) 🙂 **
skilful (List 22) 🙂 **
smoky (List 23) 🙂 **
society (List 24) 🙂 **
stationary (List 25) 🙂 **
statistics 1 (List 9) 🙂 **
statistics 2 (List 26) 🙂 **
stony (List 27) 🙂 **
strenuous (List 28) 🙂 **
studying (List 29) 🙂 **
succeed (List 30) 🙂 **
surgeon (List 31) 🙂 **
sympathy (List 32) 🙂 **
system (List. 1) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
taxation (List. 2) 🙂 **
technician (List. 3) 🙂 **
technology (List. 4) 🙂 **
temperature (List. 5) 🙂 **
temporary (List. 6) 🙂 **
tension (List 7) 🙂 **
terrible (List 8) 🙂 **
they’re (List 9) 🙂 **
thorough (List 10) 🙂 **
tomatoes (List 11) 🙂 **
tourist (List 12) 🙂 **
tragedy (List 15) 🙂 **
transfer (List 16) 🙂 **
traveller (List 17) 🙂 **
turkeys (List 18) 🙂 **
twelfth (List 19) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
unfortunately (List 20) 🙂 **
universe (List 21) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
vacant (List 22) 🙂 **
vaccinated (List 23) 🙂 **
vacuum (List 24) 🙂 **
variety (List 25) 🙂 **
various (List 26) 🙂 **
vehicle (List 27) 🙂 **
verandah (List 28) 🙂 (Aust. spelling) **
vicious (List 29) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
weird (List 30) 🙂 **
wholly (List 31) 🙂 **
woollen (List 32) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
…..GoTo List Menu
yacht (List 32) 🙂 **
yield (List 32) 🙂 **
…..GoTo List Menu
NOTE:
OzLearn Spelling does NOT endorse any 3rd party advertising on this page.
Level 7, List 1. A-A
absence (List 1), across (List 1), accuracy (List 1), advise (List 1), aggression (List 1), all right (List 1), angel (List 1), angle (List 1), appropriate (List 1), article (List 1), artificial (List 1), attack (List 1), against (List 1),
Level 7, List 2. B-C
biggest (List 2), breathe (List 2), business (List 2), careless (List 2), certain (List 2), chief (List 2), column (List 2), competition (List 2), conscious (List 2), convenience (List 2), breath (List 2), census (List 2),
Level 7, List 3. D-E
despair (List 3), disappear (List 3), disease (List 3), definite (List 3), demonstrate (List 3), descend(down) (List 3), decide (List 3), decided (List 3), dinosaur (List 3), eighth (List 3), emission (List 3), equivalent (List 3), eventually (List 3), excellent (List 3), except (List 3), economical (List 3), dealt (List 3), enzyme (List 3), explanation (List 3),
Level 7, List 4. F-H
forty (List 4), fungicide (List 4), furniture (List 4), gauge (List 4), germinate (List 4), hemisphere (List 4), heritage (List 4), hindrance (List 4), here (List 4), fulfil (List 4) (Aust Spelling), hear (List 4),
Level 7, List 5. I-M
laid (List 5), leisure (List 5), interrupt (List 5), loose (List 5), lose (List 5), losing (List 5), language (List 5), medicine (List 5), missile (List 5), ninety (List 5), medical (List 5), marriage (List 5), muscle (List 5), medication (List 5), martyr (List 5), material (List 5),
Level 7, List 6. N-S
specific (List 6), stroganoff (List 6), survive (List 6), there (List 6), sacrifice (List 6), official (List 6), paid (List 6), pyramid (List 6), quiet (List 6), patient(sick) (List 6), patients(plural, sick) (List 6), patience(waiting) (List 6), observatory (List 6), question (List 6), passed (List 6), quizzes (List 6),
Level 7, List 7. T-X
unbelievable (List 7), vaccine (List 7). villain (List 7), yield (List 7), usage (List 7), vacuum (List 7), truly (List 7), thermometer (List 7), technical (List 7),
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
Level 7, List 1. A
absence .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
across .NSF2+ +Email Level 4, 3, 7.
accuracy
advise
aggression
all right
angel
angle
appropriate .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
article
artificial .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
attack
absence, across, accuracy, advise, aggression, all right, angel, angle, appropriate, article, artificial, attack.
Level 7, List 2. B-C
biggest .NSF2+ +Email
breathe .NSF2+ +Email/FORM Level 5, 7.
business
careless
certain .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
chief
column .NSF2+ +Email/FORM Level 5, 6, 8. 
competition
conscious .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
convenience
Level 7, List 3. D-E
definite .NSF2+ +Email
demonstrate .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
descend down .NSF2+ +Email
decide .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email 
decided NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH
dinosaur .NSF2+ +Email
eighth
emission .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
equivalent .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email 
eventually .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
excellent .NSF2+ +Email
except
despair, disappear, disease,
Level 7, List 4. F-L
economical .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
forty
fungicideNS2+F
furniture .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
gauge
germinate .NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH +Email
hemisphere .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email 
heritage .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
explanation, hindrance, immediately, independent, jealousy, lenient
Level 7, List 5. MIXED
here .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
lightning .NSF2+ +Email
fulfil (Aust Spelling)
medicine .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
missile .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
ninety
truly .NSF2+ +Email
against, dealt, enzyme, laid, vacuum,
Level 7, List 6. MIXED
interrupt .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
loose
lose .NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH
medical .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
paid*
pyramid .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email 
quiet
unbelievable .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
losing, marriage, muscle, official,
Level 7, List 7. MIXED
hear
leisure .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
medication .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
patient (sick)
patientsNSF (plural, sick)
patienceNSF (waiting)
specific .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email 
stroganoff
thermometer .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
truly .NSF2+ +Email Level 4, 5, 6, 7.
breath, census, martyr
Level 7, List 8. MIXED
language .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
material .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email 
observatory .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email
question .NSF2+ +Email 
survive .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email/FORM Level 5, 6, 7.
there .NSF2+ +Email
vaccine NS2F.
villain .NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH +Email
yield NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH
usage, passed, quizzes, sacrifice, technical,
Level 7 List 1
absence .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 7.
accuracy
across .NSF2+ +Email Level 4, 3, 7.
advise
all right
angel
angle
aggression
appropriate .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
artificial .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
Level 7, List 2.
article
attack
biggest .NSF2+ +Email Level 2, 7.
breathe .NSF2+ +Email/FORM Level 5, 7.
business business x5
careless
certain .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 4, 6, 7.
chief
competition
villain .NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH +Email Level 3, 5, 7.
Level 7, List 3.
conscious .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 6, 7, 8.
convenience
decide .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 3, 5, 6, 7.
decided NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH Level 5, 6, 7.
definite .NSF2+ +Email Level 6, 7.
demonstrate .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
despair
disappear
disease
eighth
emission .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
equivalent .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
eventually .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
Return to the top…
Level 7, List 4.
economical .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 6, 7.
excellent .NSF2+ +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
explanation
forty
fungicideNS2+F Level 7, Sc.
furniture .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
gauge
germinate .NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH +Email Level 6, 7, Sc.
hemisphere .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
heritage .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
hindrance
immediately
independent
jealousy
lenient
List 5
against
dealt
fulfil* (Aust Sp)
here .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level K1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
laid
lightning .NSF2+ +Email Level 5, 7.
medicine .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
missile .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
truly
vacuum
ninety* 90
enzyme
List 6
dinosaur .NSF2+ +Email Level 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
interrupt .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 6, 7.
loose* clothes
lose .NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH Level 3, 6, 7. lost…
losing
marriage
medical .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
muscle
official
paid* money
pyramid .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level K1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
quiet
unbelievable .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
List 7
breath
census
descend down .NSF2+ +Email Level 6, 7.
except
hear*
leisure .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7, 8.
martyr
material .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
medication .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 6, 7.
patient* (sick),
patientsNSF (plural, sick),
patienceNSF (waiting)
specific .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 6, 7.
stroganoff
thermometer .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 4, 6, 7, Sc.
vaccineNS2F Level 5, 7, Science
List 8
language .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
observatory .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email Level 5, 6, 7.
passed
question .NSF2+ +Email Level 4, 5, 6, 7.
quizzes
sacrifice
survive .NSF2+Wk Sht + WD SCH +Email/FORM Level 5, 6, 7.>
technical
there .NSF2+ +Email Level K1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8.
usage
yield NSF2+Wk Sht, inc WORD SEARCH Level 5, 6, 7.
breathe .NSF2+ +Email/FORM Level 5, 7.
Level 7, List 1
(Revision of Commonly Misspelt Words)
LEARN to spell these words:
1. writing out the word ONCE from memory on a strip of paper.
2. Check the correct spelling of the word. If incorrect, repeat step 1.
3. If correct, fold the strip of paper over.
4. Write the word again from memory.
5. Check the word again.
6. Do this at least 5 times before going on to the second word.
(This is called the 5’s method of learning spelling words.)
It might not be the most definitive method of learning to spell words, but it is better than simply writing the words out one after the other.
absence ______________ ab/s/en/ce
accuracy______________ a/cc/ur/acy
across ______________ ac/ro/ss
advise ______________ ad/v/ise
all right______________ all ri/ght
angel ______________ an/g/el (heavenly being)
angle ______________ an/g/le (between two straight lines)
article ______________ aet/ic/le
attack ______________ a/tt/ack
biggest ______________ bi/gg/est
business______________ bus/i/ness
careless______________ care/less
certain ______________ cer/t/ain
chief ______________ ch/ie/f
competition______________ com/pet/it/ion
Go to the Level 7, List 1 Spelling Activity
Return to the top Menu if needed
Level 7 List 1 (Revision)
Click on the correctly spelt word.
1/15. Graeme returned home after an [absence, abscence, absens, absanse] of two months.
No, the correct spelling is: absence .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2/15. I checked the [acceracy, accurucy, accuracy, accerecy] of my watch.
No, the correct spelling is: accuracy .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3/15. Tania ran [accross, acros, acrosse, across] the room.
No, the correct spelling is: across .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4/15. A policeman came to [addvise, advise, advice, advisse] the family to move out of the rising flood water.
No, the correct spelling is: advise .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5/15. Are you feeling [allright, alright, all right, all rite] after running so fast?
No, the correct spelling is: all right .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6/15. An [angel, angelle, , angle, aengel] is a heavenly being.
No, the correct spelling is: angel .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7/15. I had to measure the [angl, anglle, angel, angle] with a protractor.
No, the correct spelling is: angle .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8/15. My [articel, artticle, article, artical] about snakes was published in the newspaper.
No, the correct spelling is: article .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9/15. One army was about to [atack, attacke, attake, attack] the other.
No, the correct spelling is: attack .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10/15. I caught the [biggerst, bigest, biggest, biggeste] fish of all.
No, the correct spelling is: biggest .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11/15. Dad’s [business, bussines, busyness, businesse] is doing very well lately.
No, the correct spelling is: business .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12/15. He was [carelesse, careles, carless, careless] while washing up and broke the glass.
No, the correct spelling is: careless .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13/15. I’m [certn, certain, certaine, certern] I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
No, the correct spelling is: certain .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13. I’m certain I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
14/15. I know he was an Indian [chief, cheif, cheiffe, cheef] because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
No, the correct spelling is: chief .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13. I’m certain I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
14. I know he was an Indian chief because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
15/15. A new [compertishion, compition, compertion, competition] at the shopping centre had a car as first prize.
No, the correct spelling is: competition .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
Level 7 List 1: ANSWERS
(Revision)
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13. I’m certain I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
14. I know he was an Indian chief because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
15. A new competition at the shopping centre had a car as first prize.
© 2015-17, Neville Hopper, Hopper Educational Resources and Skills4U, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Certificate of Success
OFFLINE Activity
OFFLINE Activity Answers
Level 7, List 2
LEARN to spell these words: Return to top of the page to the List Index
1. writing out the word ONCE from memory on a strip of paper.
2. Check the correct spelling of the word. If incorrect, repeat step 1.
3. If correct, fold the strip of paper over.
4. Write the word again from memory.
5. Check the word again.
6. Do this at least 5 times before going on to the second word.
(This is called the 5’s method of learning spelling words.)
It might not be the most definitive method of learning to spell words, but it is better than simply writing the words out one after the other.
conscious ______________ con/sc/ious
convenience ______________ con/ven/ie/nce
decide ______________ de/c/ide
despair ______________ des/p/air
disappear ______________ dis/a/pp/ear
disease ______________ dis/ea/se
eighth ______________ ei/gh/th
excellent ______________ ex/ce/ll/ent (all ‘e’s)
explanation ______________ ex/plan/at/ion
forty ______________ for/ty
hindrance ______________ hind/r/an/ce
immediately ______________ i/mm/ed/ia/te/ly (one ‘e’, one ‘a’ and one ‘e’.)
independent ______________ in/dep/end/ent (all ‘e’s)
jealousy ______________ jea/l/ou/sy
lenient ______________ len/ie/nt
Go to the Level 7, List 2 Spelling Activity
Return to the top Menu if needed
Level 7, List 2 (More Revision)
Click on the correctly spelt word.
1/15. Bruce was [consious, conshious, conscious, consciouse] or awake during the simple operation.
No, the correct spelling is: conscious .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2/15. Our family now has the [convenience, conveniance, convenienc, conveenience] of a new car.
No, the correct spelling is: convenience .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3/15. Melissa could not [deside, desied, decied, decide] which pair of shoes to wear.
No, the correct spelling is: decide .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4/15. Don’t [desspair, despaire, despair, desperr] help is on the way.
No, the correct spelling is: despair .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5/15. If you press this button the message will [dissaper, disappear, disappar, disappeare] from the computer.
No, the correct spelling is: disappear .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6/15. A serious [desease, diseese, deseese, disease] spread through the community.
No, the correct spelling is: disease .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7/15. Every [eighth, eightth, eighhth, eight] person had to step forward.
No, the correct spelling is: eighth .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8/15. My [excellant, excelent, excellent, excellente] results allowed me to take the next week off school.
No, the correct spelling is: excellent .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
9/15. Her[expainaton, explannation, explanation, explanashion] was good enough to allow her past the guard.
No, the correct spelling is: explanation .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
9. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
10/15. My father is[forty, fourty, fourtie, fortie] years old.
No, the correct spelling is: forty .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
9. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
10. My father is forty years old.
11/15. Bad weather was a [hinderance, hindrence, hindrance, hindrenc] to launching the satellite.
No, the correct spelling is: hindrance .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
9. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
10. My father is forty years old.
11. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
12/15. My computer shut down [immedietely, immediately, immediatly, immediatelly] after I the reset button.
No, the correct spelling is: immediately .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
9. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
10. My father is forty years old.
11. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
12. My computer shut down immediately after I the reset button.
13/15. An[independant, indepandent, indapandant, independent] member of parliament is not backed by any political party.
No, the correct spelling is: independent .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
9. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
10. My father is forty years old.
11. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
12. My computer shut down immediately after I the reset button.
13. An independent member of parliament is not backed by any political party.
14/15. In order to avoid feelings of[jellyously, jealousy, jeallously, jealusuly] everyone received the same share.
No, the correct spelling is: jealousy .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
9. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
10. My father is forty years old.
11. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
12. My computer shut down immediately after I the reset button.
13. An independent member of parliament is not backed by any political party.
14. In order to avoid feelings of jealousy everyone received the same share.
15/15. A [leniant, lennient, leneint, lenient]judgement meant the prisoner was released early.
No, the correct spelling is: lenient .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
Level 7, List 2: ANSWERS
1. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
2. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
3. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
4. Don’t despair help is on the way.
5. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
6. A serious disease spread through the community.
7. Every eighth person had to step forward.
8. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
9. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
10. My father is forty years old.
11. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
12. My computer shut down immediately after I the reset button.
13. An independent member of parliament is not backed by any political party.
14. In order to avoid feelings of jealousy everyone received the same share.
15. A lenient judgement meant the prisoner was released early.
© 2015-17, Neville Hopper, Hopper Educational Resources and Skills4U, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Certificate of Success
OFFLINE Activity
OFFLINE Activity Answers
No.
Try again.
Click the BACK Browser Button
absence
Yes, go to Q15
accuracy
Yes, go to Q15
across,
Yes, go to Q15
advise,
Yes, go to Q15
all right,
Yes, go to Q15
angel,
angle
Yes, go to Q15
article,
Yes, go to Q15
attack,
biggest, business, careless, certain, chief, competition, conscious, convenience, decide, despair
disappear, disease, eighth, excellent, explanation, forty, hindrance, immediately, independent, jealousy, lenient
Look carefully through this list of words.
1. Check to see how the word is broken up into sounds. It may help you remember the correct spelling.
2. Once you think you know all the words click on the Revision test.
3. If you make a mistake and need to repeat the attempt, don’t forget to write that word on the Downloadable Spelling Sheet (or a spare piece of paper).
absence ______________ ab/s/en/ce
accuracy______________ a/cc/ur/acy
across ______________ ac/ro/ss
advise ______________ ad/v/ise
all right______________ all ri/ght
angel ______________ an/g/el (heavenly being)
angle ______________ an/g/le (between two straight lines)
article ______________ aet/ic/le
attack ______________ a/tt/ack
biggest ______________ bi/gg/est
business______________ bus/i/ness
careless______________ care/less
certain ______________ cer/t/ain
chief ______________ ch/ie/f
competition______________ com/pet/it/ion
conscious ______________ con/sc/ious
convenience ______________ con/ven/ie/nce
decide ______________ de/c/ide
despair ______________ des/p/air
disappear ______________ dis/a/pp/ear
disease ______________ dis/ea/se
eighth ______________ ei/gh/th
excellent ______________ ex/ce/ll/ent (all ‘e’s)
explanation ______________ ex/plan/at/ion
forty ______________ for/ty
hindrance ______________ hind/r/an/ce
immediately ______________ i/mm/ed/ia/te/ly (one ‘e’, one ‘a’ and one ‘e’.)
independent ______________ in/dep/end/ent (all ‘e’s)
jealousy ______________ jea/l/ou/sy
lenient ______________ len/ie/nt
Now have a go at the whole list: Click Here… List 7 Revision.
1/30. Graeme returned home after an [absence, abscence, absens, absanse] of two months.
No, the correct spelling is: absence .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2/30. I checked the [acceracy, accurucy, accuracy, accerecy] of my watch.
No, the correct spelling is: accuracy .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3/30. Tania ran [accross, acros, acrosse, across] the room.
No, the correct spelling is: across .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4/30. A policeman came to [addvise, advise, advice, advisse] the family to move out of the rising flood water.
No, the correct spelling is: advise .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5/30. Are you feeling [allright, alright, all right, all rite] after running so fast?
No, the correct spelling is: all right .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6/30. An [angel, angelle, angle, aengel] is a heavenly being.
No, the correct spelling is: angel .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7/30. I had to measure the [angl, anglle, angel, angle] with a protractor.
No, the correct spelling is: angle .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8/30. My [articel, artticle, article, artical] about snakes was published in the newspaper.
No, the correct spelling is: article .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9/30. One army was about to [atack, attacke, attake, attack] the other.
No, the correct spelling is: attack .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10/30. I caught the [biggerst, bigest, biggest, biggeste] fish of all.
No, the correct spelling is: biggest .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11/30. Dad’s [business, bussines, busyness, businesse] is doing very well lately.
No, the correct spelling is: business .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12/30. He was [carelesse, careles, carless, careless] while washing up and broke the glass.
No, the correct spelling is: careless .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13/30. I’m [certn, certain, certaine, certern] I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
No, the correct spelling is: certain .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13. I’m certain I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
14/30. I know he was an Indian [chief, cheif, cheiffe, cheef] because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
No, the correct spelling is: chief .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13. I’m certain I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
14. I know he was an Indian chief because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
15/30. A new [compertishion, compition, compertion, competition] at the shopping centre had a car as first prize.
No, the correct spelling is: competition .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13. I’m certain I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
14. I know he was an Indian chief because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
15. A new competition at the shopping centre had a car as first prize.
16/30. Bruce was [consious, conshious, conscious, consciouse] or awake during the simple operation.
No, the correct spelling is: conscious .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
13. I’m certain I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
14. I know he was an Indian chief because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
15. A new competition at the shopping centre had a car as first prize.
16. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
17/30. Our family now has the [convenience, conveniance, convenienc, conveenience] of a new car.
No, the correct spelling is: convenience .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
14. I know he was an Indian chief because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
15. A new competition at the shopping centre had a car as first prize.
16. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
17. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
18/30. Melissa could not [deside, desied, decied, decide] which pair of shoes to wear.
No, the correct spelling is: decide .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
15. A new competition at the shopping centre had a car as first prize.
16. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
17. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
18. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
19/30. Don’t [desspair, despaire, despair, desperr] help is on the way.
No, the correct spelling is: despair .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
16. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
17. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
18. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
19. Don’t despair help is on the way.
20/30. If you press this button the message will [dissaper, disappear, disappar, disappeare] from the computer.
No, the correct spelling is: disappear .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
17. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
18. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
19. Don’t despair help is on the way.
20. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
21/30. A serious [desease, diseese, deseese, disease] spread through the community.
No, the correct spelling is: disease .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
18. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
19. Don’t despair help is on the way.
20. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
21. A serious disease spread through the community.
22/30. Every [eighth, eightth, eighhth, eight] person had to step forward.
No, the correct spelling is: eighth .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
19. Don’t despair help is on the way.
20. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
21. A serious disease spread through the community.
22. Every eighth person had to step forward.
23/30. My [excellant, excelent, excellent, excellente] results allowed me to take the next week off school.
No, the correct spelling is: excellent .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
20. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
21. A serious disease spread through the community.
22. Every eighth person had to step forward.
23. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
24/30. Her[expainaton, explannation, explanation, explanashion] was good enough to allow her past the guard.
No, the correct spelling is: explanation .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
21. A serious disease spread through the community.
22. Every eighth person had to step forward.
23. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
24. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
25/30. My father is[forty, fourty, fourtie, fortie] years old.
No, the correct spelling is: forty .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
22. Every eighth person had to step forward.
23. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
24. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
25. My father is forty years old.
26/30. Bad weather was a [hinderance, hindrence, hindrance, hindrenc] (didn’t help) to launching the satellite.
No, the correct spelling is: hindrance .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
23. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
24. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
25. My father is forty years old.
26. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
27/30. My computer shut down [immedietely, immediately, immediatly, immediatelly] after I the reset button.
No, the correct spelling is: immediately .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
24. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
25. My father is forty years old.
26. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
27. My computer shut down immediately after I the reset button.
28/30. An[independant, indepandent, indapandant, independent] member of parliament is not backed by any political party.
No, the correct spelling is: independent .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
25. My father is forty years old.
26. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
27. My computer shut down immediately after I the reset button.
28. An independent member of parliament is not backed by any political party.
29/30. In order to avoid feelings of[jellyously, jealousy, jeallously, jealusuly] everyone received the same share.
No, the correct spelling is: jealousy .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
26. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
27. My computer shut down immediately after I the reset button.
28. An independent member of parliament is not backed by any political party.
29. In order to avoid feelings of jealousy everyone received the same share.
30/30. [leniant, lennient, leneint, lenient]judgement meant the prisoner was released early.
No, the correct spelling is: lenient .
Click here to go back to the beginning of the list and try again.
Level7. ANSWERS
1. Graeme returned home after an absence of two months.
2. I checked the accuracy of my watch.
3. Tania ran across the room.
4. A policeman came to advise the family to move out of the rising flood water.
5. Are you feeling all right after running so fast?
6. An angel is a heavenly being.
7. I had to measure the angle with a protractor.
8. My article about snakes was published in the newspaper.
9. One army was about to attack the other.
10. I caught the biggest fish of all.
11. Dad’s business is doing very well lately.
12. He was careless while washing up and broke the glass.
13. I’m certain I can score 100% in this spelling quiz.
14. I know he was an Indian chief because he wore a bright feather head-dress.
15. A new competition at the shopping centre had a car as first prize.
16. Bruce was conscious or awake during the simple operation.
17. Our family now has the convenience of a new car.
18. Melissa could not decide which pair of shoes to wear.
19. Don’t despair help is on the way.
20. If you press this button the message will disappear from the computer.
21. A serious disease spread through the community.
22. Every eighth person had to step forward.
23. My excellent results allowed me to take the next week off school.
24. Her explanation was good enough to allow her past the guard.
25. My father is forty years old.
26. Bad weather was a hindrance to launching the satellite.
27. My computer shut down immediately after I the reset button.
28. An independent member of parliament is not backed by any political party.
29. In order to avoid feelings of jealousy everyone received the same share.
30. lenient judgement meant the prisoner was released early.
© 2015-17, Neville Hopper, Hopper Educational Resources and Skills4U, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Certificate of Success
OFFLINE Activity
OFFLINE Activity Answers
No.
Try again.
Click the BACK Browser Button on the TOP Left Hand spot on your screen
OzLearn Spelling lists 