CREST International Spell Bee - Summer Class 2 Sample Paper

Boost your child's spelling confidence with the CREST International Spell Bee (Summer) Class 2 Sample Paper PDF. This paper is designed to build vocabulary, improve word recall, and make spelling practice both engaging and effective.

Key Features of the Class 2 Spell Bee Sample Paper:

• Age-appropriate word challenges and spelling activities
• Focus on phonics, syllables, and word structure
• Practice that supports early reading and writing skills

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Syllabus:

Level 1: For Level 1, about 80% of questions will come from the word list below.
Level 2: If you reach Level 2, then we believe that you are really good with your spellings. Hence, we are not providing any word list for the Level 2 exam. We would love to see you compete with your peers across India and abroad, and give a brilliant performance.

Section 1: Spell Bee Competition Words for Class 2

Variety of questions based on the following word list. Question formats are explained in the Spell Bee marking scheme.

Animals: buffalo, cheetah, chimpanzee, giraffe, gorilla, hare, hippopotamus, hound, jackal, jaguar, kangaroo, leopard, lizard, lobster, octopus, panda, pony, seahorse, snake, squirrel, starfish, tortoise, walrus, whale

Birds: canary, cockerel, hornbill, hummingbird, kingfisher, kiwi, magpie, ostrich, penguin, quail, robin, vulture, woodpecker, wren

Insects: beetle, butterfly, caterpillar, cockroach, grasshopper, honeybee, hornet, housefly, locust, spider, wasp, worm

Animals - Homes, Young Ones, Sound: cow-barn, bear-growl, cow-moo, dog-bark, donkey-bray, duck-quack, elephant-trumpet, fox-cub, goat-bleat, goose-gosling, horse-neigh, horse-stable, lion-cave, monkey-infant, mouse-squeak, owl-owlet, pig-grunt, sheep-lamb, sheep-shed

Body Parts: calf, claw, elbow, eyebrow, eyelash, foot, forehead, heart, heel, jaw, nostril, rib, shoulder, stomach, toe, wing

Relationships: classmate, cousin, daughter, grandchild, granddaughter, grandfather, grandmother, grandparent, grandson, husband

Food Items: burger, cabbage, cereal, cupcake, doughnut, honey, icing, jelly, juice, meatball, milkshake, mustard, nutmeg, omelette, pancake, pastry, peanut, pepper, pumpkin, scone, spice, spinach, syrup, vanilla, vinegar, waffle, wheat

Trees/Plants/Flowers/Fruits: blueberry, cedar, daisy, hazel, jasmine, peach, pear, pineapple, pomegranate, raspberry, strawberry, sunflower, tulip

Clothing: blouse, bracelet, collar, gloves, headband, helmet, jacket, jumpsuit, leggings, mittens, nightdress, overcoat, pyjamas, scarf, stockings, sweater, sweatshirt, trousers, tunic, uniform, vest

Everyday Items: armchair, arrow, basin, bedspread, bench, bookmark, breakfast, brick, brush, building, candle, carpet, carriage, chalk, crayon, detergent, doormat, drawer, dustbin, folder, fridge, handkerchief, highlighter, ink, lampshade, lantern, loaf, locker, marker, oven, packet, picture, pillowcase, plank, plug, prize, quilt, remote, satchel, saucepan, sharpener, shelf, shower, sink, soap, spade, sponge, stack, stamp, stapler, sticker, stool, tram, wardrobe, water, workbook, wristwatch

Our Environment: clown, coral, court, crew, drizzle, field, frost, game, garden, hill, iceberg, lawn, litter, magic, market, mist, ozone, park, place, river, sandstorm, scrap, sea, seaweed, shadow, shape, shell, shower, smoke, snowfall, space, splash, stone, string, sunset, sunshine, thorn, track, weather, whirlwind, window, yard

Adjectives: alone, another, awake, aware, awful, bald, bare, blunt, boil, bulky, careful, caring, central, certain, cloudy, curious, delighted, difficult, dirty, drowsy, eager, early, elastic, excited, fair, famous, filthy, firm, fluffy, fried, friendly, frosty, giddy, gloomy, grey, hairy, happy, harmless, icy, jolly, keen, large, lazy, moist, playful, plump, rainy, regular, sacred, salty, sandy, scared, second, secure, selfish, serious, sick, simple, sour, steady, thick, tough, tropical, wealthy, wise, wooden, worst

Preposition/Adverbs: ahead, behind, below, enough, from, however, inside, into, quite, soon, then, there, through, until, upstairs, with, within, without, yesterday

Verbs: absent, achieve, admire, appear, approve, argue, arrive, bleach, blow, bounce, burst, chase, chew, chirp, choose, claim, classify, combine, compare, count, crash, decide, discover, dive, double, drive, earn, enter, erase, escape, estimate, exit, freeze, gather, grasp, grunt, hear, help, hide, hope, invent, invite, join, leap, leave, like, live, mail, make, march, meet, mend, mention, observe, pass, please, poke, predict, prefer, publish, push, record, recover, reflect, repair, require, rip, sail, search, separate, settle, shiver, slide, steer, straighten, support, travel, tremble, wonder, worry

Synonyms: enormous- large, forgive- excuse, crash-smash, gentle-pleasant, giant-large, grow-cultivate, halt-stop, ill-sick, jog-run, listen-hear, little-small, lucky- fortunate, neat-tidy, puzzle-riddle, sack-bag, wise-clever, wonder-amaze

Antonyms: apart-together, dull- bright, stiff- flexible, begin-finish, care-ignore, create-destroy, dream-reality, last-first, lazy-lively, noise-quiet, remember- forget, right-wrong, sell-buy, separate-combine, short-long, sour-sweet, stop-continue, thick-thin

Double Letter Words: across, between, bottle, broom, comma, cottage, creek, dinner, fuss, kennel, nineteen, queen, success, village, weed

Nouns: ache, addition, address, admission, advance, agent, ambulance, argument, backpack, bakery, balance, bangle, banjo, bank, barrier, baseball, bazaar, bean, beggar, blade, bonfire, border, bulldozer, bundle, bungalow, cafeteria, canteen, capsule, cargo, cartoon, castle, cause, cement, Christmas, cinema, classroom, clown, college, confetti, corner, correction, crocodile, current, cushion, cycle, deadlock, decoration, design, detail, diagram, dispute, document, dozen, effort, electricity, enemy, energy, episode, evening, excitement, exercise, feast, fence, festival, flock, flood, flute, friend, fur, furniture, gala, galaxy, garage, garland, garment, gift, ginger, glider, goldfish, grade, graph, gravity, grease, greeting, groom, guest, guide, Halloween, hardware, hospital, idea, income, insect, instrument, kayak, kindergarten, laughter, laundry, leadership, lesson, magician, magnet, manager, manner, marvel, medicine, message, midnight, mischief, mosque, motor, motorcycle, mountain, movement, music, notice, number, object, ocean, opinion, order, page, parachute, parade, paw, peak, pharmacy, planet, profit, proof, queue, reality, revise, rocket, rule, scent, scholar, science, scientist, shelter, skyscraper, sleet, soil, spaceship, sparkler, speedboat, sprout, stall, stallion, stamp, stomach, straw, stream, subject, submarine, subtraction, surfing, talent, taxi, team, telescope, theatre, throne, timetable, toboggan, tower, tractor, treasure, truth, tunnel, twelve, universe, university, vegetarian, vehicle, village, wizard, wonder, worksheet, yard, zoo

Miscellaneous: across, again, already, among, another, available, backpack, below, birthday, camping, daybreak, Diwali, Easter, eighth, elbow, Hanukkah, many, slight, some, streamer, upstairs, watchful, whether, while

Note: The syllabus will also include Word List from Class 1. Upto 20% of the questions may have words outside of the above list. For any improvements or suggestions, do write to us at info@crestolympiads.com.

Please note: All spelling for the test will follow British English conventions. The Oxford Learner's Dictionary will be used as the primary reference for both spellings and meanings. If a word is not found in this dictionary, it will be considered non-existent for the purposes of the test.

Previous Year Paper Marking Scheme

Sample Questions

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Q.1	Choose the correctly spelt word:
	a) sqweek		b) squeek
	c) squaek		d) squeak

Q.2	Select the feminine form of the word: emperor
	a) queen		b) emperess
	c) monarch		d) empress

Q.3	Choose the correctly spelt word:
	a) frieten		b) frigten
	c) frighten		d) fryten

Q.4	Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
	a) stout		b) speek
	c) shout		d) grain

Q.5	Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters: ylftterbu
	a) betturfly		b) batterfly
	c) buttertfly		d) butterfly

Q.6	Find the misspelt word in the sentence: The hippopotamus is a large semi-acquatic mammal.
	a) hippopotamus		b) acquatic
	c) mammal		d) large

Q.7	Find the misspelt word in the sentence: The king had a buetiful and brave daughter.
	a) brave		b) daughter
	c) king		d) buetiful

Q.8	Select the correct spelling for the image:
	a) telivition		b) telivison
	c) television		d) televison

Q.9	Insert the correct letter to form a word: h_mmingbird
	a) i		b) a
	c) u		d) e

Q.10	Complete the word sequence: playgroup, nursery, school, ______________
	a) home		b) college
	c) park		d) playground

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