Week 19 Spelling Test (Editing)

Scan the sentence below. Make sure you examine it closely.

Our classroom is very colorfull

Is the sentence written correctly?

• Yes, the sentence is written correctly.

• No, there are errors in the sentence.

Scan the sentence below. Make sure you examine it closely.

Silent reading time in the classroom feels like an endless activity.

Is the sentence written correctly?

• Yes, the sentence is written correctly.

• No, there are errors in the sentence.

Miss Wallace needs to add the suffix -full to the word cheer so that she can write down one of her goals for the new year.

This year I will be more ________.

How does Miss Wallace need to spell the word that goes in the blank?

Mrs. Toole was writing kind notes to the 4th-grade teachers. She needs to add the suffix -full to the word grace so that she can finish her note to Mrs. Selman.

Mrs. Selman, you are so ________.

How does Mrs. Toole need to spell the word that goes in the blank?

Mrs. Wright wants to write a note to the 4th-grade teachers to brag on how clean their classrooms are. She needs to add the suffix -less to the word spot to finish her note.

Mrs. Spangler, Mrs. Beall, and Ms. McMullen, your rooms are so ________!

How does Mrs. Wright need to spell the word that goes in the blank?

Choose the correct spelling of the word.

• treatmint

• treatement

• treetment

• treatment

Choose the correct spelling of the word.

• enjoyement

• enjoymint

• enjoy-ment

• enjoyment

If the sky is full of beauty, it is _________.

Type the spelling word that should go in the blank.

Scan the sentence below. Make sure you examine it closely.

It is important to try to choose forgiveness when you can.

Is the sentence written correctly?

• Yes, the sentence is written correctly.

• No, there are errors in the sentence.

Scan the sentence below. Make sure you examine it closely.

Professional football players make amazing feats look effortless.

Is the sentence written correctly?

• Yes, the sentence is written correctly.

• No, there are errors in the sentence.