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Axis and axiom are tricky words to spell beginning at ax. The more you play our KS3 spelling quizzes, the better you will be.

“Nanny Ogg knew how to start spelling 'banana', but didn't know how you stopped.” - Terry Pratchett, Witches Abroad

When you stop to consider almost any word, it can begin to seem very strange and even unfamiliar. Take the word "witch", for instance. Why are "which" and "witch" spelled differently? How do you keep track of which witch/which is which? Why is it in English that tch and ch can both spell the same sound? Why do wh and w make the same sound? Did you know that a long time ago, when English was a much newer language (and we therefore call it "Old English"), the h came before the w in the words we now spell who, what, when, where and why? "Witch", on the other hand, had no h at all in Old English (nor, in fact, a t). So now you know. Or maybe not...

1 .
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In a lower position; below
beneeth
beneath
beeneeth
beaneath
The digraph ea is also used to express this sound in words like "eat", "meat" and "peace"
2 .
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Prejudice towards or against someone or something
bias
biass
byas
biars
A short but somewhat tricky word!
3 .
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A Christian sacrament signifying spiritual cleansing and rebirth
baptysm
baptism
baptisum
baptisem
"Baptise", "baptism" and "Baptist" are related words
4 .
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Mental acceptance of a claim as truth
beleaf
belief
beleif
beliefe
Here the "i before e" rule holds true
5 .
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The sacred writings of the Christian religion
Byble
Bibul
Bibel
Bible
Did you know that "Bible" comes from the Greek word for "books"?
6 .
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The act of starting something
beginning
beeginning
begining
beygining
Remember to double the n before adding -ing
7 .
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The centre around which something rotates
acksis
axis
axsys
axsis
X marks the spot!
8 .
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Of or pertaining to, contained in, or in accordance with the Bible
biblickle
biblicel
byblicel
biblical
Remember that "biblical" should not be capitalised, unlike "Bible", which is a title
9 .
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Attractive and possessing charm
beautiful
beautifull
bautiful
bootiful
Isn't it interesting that when we want to use an adjective to express the idea of being "full" of a particular quality, the added suffix, -ful, only has a single l?
10 .
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To accept as true
bealive
beleve
beyleave
believe
"Belief" and "believe" are related words
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Sheri Smith

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