Bond SATs Skills Spelling and Vocabulary Stretch Workbook :10-11+ years

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Unit 7

Bond SATs Skills Spelling and Vocabulary 10–11+ Stretch A

Fill in the grid with all of your words. The first letter of each word has been given to help you. [ 16 ]

G

S

D

G

diagram

G

G

P

dinghy fidgety

F

forthright M

gaggle

L O S

glimpse

P

D

goad T

granite B

Use some of the words in your list to complete these sentences. [ 12 ] 1

A group of geese is called a

2

The scary

3

We inflated the

4

They placed a

5

The all times.

.

disliked the other giants and monsters.

language mapping ogre

and sailed across Bala Lake. of holly into the flower display to complete it.

protagonist

worktop was perfect as the stone remained cold at

6

I only caught a

7

She drew a quick

8

English is a popular but tricky

9

Julius Caesar is the main

putting of the new baby, but he was very cute. to show the room layout.

sprang

to learn.

sprig

in the play.

10 The prowling tiger in time.

towards the deer, but the deer escaped

11 The children were

as they had been sitting for ages.

12 My mum and dad are

training

to run a marathon.

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Bond SATs Skills Spelling and Vocabulary 10–11+ Stretch E

F

Unit 7

What are the root words of the following words? [ 16 ] 1

approaching

9

2

burying

10 lodging

3

deafening

11 mending

4

despairing

12 moving

5

disgusting

13 practising

6

dying

14 staying

7

flushing

15 threatening

8

frightening

16 trespassing

laughing

Which of your words are synonyms for these words? [ 12 ] 1

hopeless

7

vile

2

remaining

8

concealing

3

giggling

9

active

4

repairing

10 rehearsing

5

loud

11 invading

6

advancing

12 staying

approaching burying deafening despairing disgusting dying flushing frightening laughing lodging mending

G

Which of your words are antonyms for these words? [ 8 ] 1

living

5

breaking

2

rejoicing

6

static

3

pallor

7

delicious

4

encouraging

8

exhuming

moving practising staying threatening trespassing

Helpful Hint When the suffix ‘ing’ is added to a verb it creates the present continuous tense. Here is a spelling rhyme that works with most verbs: To create the present continuous tense, here is a rhyme that will help it make sense. If the verb ends in ‘E’ and it’s silent, the key? Remove the last letter and add ‘I-N-G’!

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Unit 7

Bond SATs Skills Spelling and Vocabulary 10–11+ Stretch H

All of your words fit into this grid. Work out which number represents each letter to solve the puzzle. [ 22 ]

11 A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z

abbreviate

21

accompany

13

12

11

7

7

2

18

12

11

19

22

accomplish

10 8

2

16

7

7

accurate

11

20

19 18

accustomed

2

4

4

20

11

16 16

chauffeur correspond embedded forbidden interrupted

1

2

15

16

10

1

2

1

10

2

1

12

26

22

11

11

1

19

26 12

3

16

2

14

14

11

7 2

7

1

12

7

7

1

1

26

7

11

26

26

11

16

11

1

7

7

15

22

22

5

12

11

26

10

21

18

18

26

21

11

19

22

21

14

26

20

7

16

18

19

25

13

16

19

21

19

13

11

13

25

13

6

21

irritate

1

19

7

7

15

26

3

24

21

12

16

12

11

11

puzzled I

quarrel succeed terrifying tomorrow

Which of your words are synonyms for these words? [ 12 ] 1

argument

7

achieve

2

shorten

8

communicate

3

banned

9

annoy

4

correct

10 frightening

5

confused

11 driver

6

escort

12 familiar

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Unit 10

Bond SATs Skills Spelling and Vocabulary 10–11+ Stretch A

An anagram is a word that has had its letters rearranged. Which of your words have become the following anagrams? [ 16 ] 1

remadebrass

2

calmpinto

3

medical

4

henrymica

5

upelmdun

6

lemonilairi

7

plumtani

8

toldmet

9

ziprumate

amethyst claimed command complaint embarrassed explanation

10 damcomn

machinery

11 hastymet

maim

12 planetxonia 13 cametill

metallic

14 tumredet

millionaire

15 lambisere 16 mami B

miserable

Use some of the words in your list to complete these sentences. [ 8 ] 1

The wealthy local charity.

mottled

had donated thousands of pounds to the

muttered

2

The butterfly’s wings were

3

The clock’s

4

The weather was

5

The pilot was in

6

We sent a

7

The swimmer

8

He found the area and perimeter of a

shades of brown, cream and red. swung to and fro, beating time to a regular pulse. as the rain hadn’t stopped for days.

pendulum platinum

of the plane as it hit turbulence. to the manager as our meal was so bad.

trapezium

a gold medal in the Olympics. in maths.

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Unit 10

Bond SATs Skills Spelling and Vocabulary 10–11+ Stretch C

abseil believing

All of the words in your list have either ‘ie’ or ‘ei’. Can you put the right letters into these words? [ 8 ] 1

insuffic

2

abs

3

bel

4

cl

5

heal th

l

6

pastr

ving

7

suffic

8

h

nt

n t

r s nt

r

client D

convenient healthier heir insufficient leisure obedient pastries

Which of your words fit these definitions? [ 16 ] 1

Feeling in better health

2

To use rope to descend a cliff

3

Person next in line to the throne

4

A customer

5

Well-behaved

6

Private detectives

7

Not enough

8

Fines or punishments

9

Handy

10 Mixture

penalties

11 King or queen 12 Trusting

shrieked

13 Screamed

sovereign

14 Free time 15 Enough

spies

16 Little cakes

sufficient variety

Helpful Hint Most of the time, the spelling rules ‘i before e except after c’ and ‘i before e when the word sounds like ay’ hold true.

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Unit 10

Bond SATs Skills Spelling and Vocabulary 10–11+ Stretch I

comfortable

All of your words are made up of two shorter words. Join the pairs of words together. [ 16 ] for

hod

comfort

for

creditable off

gall

forgetting format

able

no

occur

furrow

fur

glut

met

galleon

to

self

wards

red

glutton panic

method

getting

mat credit

nomad

eon

occurred

ton

row

to

offended able

mad

panicking

ended

king

selfless travel

less

towards

wing

led

towing J

travelled

Write three compound words using the words below. One of each has been done for you. [ 6 ] 1

to

today

2

no

nobody

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