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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 6
Variety of questions based on the following word list. Question formats are explained in the Spell Bee marking scheme.
STEM Words: absorption, acoustic, aerodynamics, agrarian, altitude, aperture, aquaculture, artery, asteroid, biotechnology, broadband, capillary, cartilage, catalyst, chlorophyll, chromosome, conductivity, conservation, cultivator, embryo, entomology, equilateral, estuary, excretion, exploitation, femur, filament, fishery, forestry, friction, funnel, geothermal, gland, glucose, gravitational, gyroscope, haulage, herbicide, horticulture, husbandry, immunology, intestine, irrigation, isotope, kidney, kinetic, larva, ligament, liver, logistics, malnutrition, manganese, meteorology, microbe, mollusc, nanotechnology, nerve, nitrogen, nucleus, observatory, oxidation, pancreas, parabola, peninsula, permafrost, petroleum, photosynthesis, physiology, pigment, pipette, plankton, plough, preservation, respiration, sandpaper, scanner, sedimentary, seismology, shipment, shuttle, skeleton, specimen, spleen, stalagmite, stratosphere, stratum, stylus, symbiosis, taxonomy, technology, tectonic, tissue, transmission, ultraviolet, velocity, vertebrate, viscosity, zoology
Professionals/Doctors: actuary, anaesthetist, anthropologist, archaeologist, astronomer, astrophysicist, auditor, biochemist, cardiologist, cartographer, chiropodist, chiropractor, choreographer, collector, custodian, dermatologist, draughtsman, ecologist, entomologist, epidemiologist, geneticist, geologist, hygienist, linguist, mathematician, meteorologist, neurologist, oceanographer, ophthalmologist, optometrist, orthodontist, pastor, paediatrician, pathologist, pharmacist, physicist, physiotherapist, professor, psychiatrist, radiographer, radiologist, receptionist, sociologist, statistician, surveyor, technician, toxicologist, translator, upholsterer, virologist, zoologist
Government and Economy: abdication, abolition, allocation, amendment, arbitration, autocracy, autonomy, bureaucracy, capitalism, citizenship, communism, defence, deficit, demonstration, diplomacy, disbursement, dividend, economy, election, electorate, embargo, excise, inflation, legislation, legislator, monetary, moratorium, recession, reform, regulation, representative, revenue, statute, subsidy, tariff, taxation, treasury, troupe, welfare, wholesale
Education: academy, accreditation, bursary, dictation, dissertation, enrolment, guidance, headmaster, lecturer, methodology, postgraduate, schooling, transcript, undergraduate, vocabulary, vocation, vocational
Words from Diary of a Wimpy Kid: campaign, demonstrate, extinguisher, gimmick, Halloween, intelligence, legitimate, neighbourhood, pretzel, sarcastic, treasurer, underneath
Prefix: ante(date), de(motivate), dis(integrate), dis(qualify), epi(dermis), fore(word), hyper(active), im(patient), in(audible), ir(rational), ir(replaceable), main(land), mis(interpret), omni(potent), para(dox), pre(requisite), re(unite), semi(conscious), sub(merge), thermo(meter), under(graduate), un(natural), up(bringing), un(desirable)
Suffix (acy, al, ary, gamy, hood, ial, ist, ment, ship): fiction(al), region(al), second(ary), diet(ary), terti(ary), poly(gamy), child(hood), mother(hood), editor(ial), manager(ial), adversar(ial), hero(ism), art(ist), optim(ist), pessim(ist), accomplish(ment), refine(ment), acknowledge(ment), achieve(ment), amuse(ment), arrange(ment), require(ment), adjust(ment), develop(ment), enchant(ment), scholar(ship), fellow(ship), grate(ful), dread(ful), regret(ful), appear(ance), endur(ance), annoy(ance), national(ity), express(ion), remark(able), regrett(able), transfer(able), impression(able), regret(fully), access(ible), advoc(acy), friendli(ness), friend(less), friend(ly)
Adjectives: abrupt, abundant, acceptance, accessible, accompany, accountable, adaptable, advantageous, adventurous, adversarial, affluent, agricultural, ambiguous, amiable, ample, anonymous, antique, apologetic, arbitrary, arid, arrogant, astounded, astute, authentic, barren, belligerent, bemused, beneficial, biological, bizarre, brittle, candid, captivating, cavernous, ceremonious, changeable, chronological, civic, classic, climactic, compact, competent, complicated, concise, conspicuous, continuous, cordial, crowded, cumulative, cunning, dangerous, dense, dietary, diligent, distinguished, drastic, embarrassing, enthusiastic, equitable, ethical, federal, feminine, flamboyant, floral, flustered, forbidden, foremost, formative, friendless, fundamental, futile, gaseous, glamorous, gnarled, haughty, hazardous, hesitant, hoarse, hostile, imaginative, immediate, imminent, inaudible, incessant, indecisive, indulgent, inept, inevitable, ingenious, innovative, interim, irrational, irreplaceable, jealous, jovial, jubilant, languid, literal, luminous, managerial, manipulative, massive, maximum, meagre, miserly, monotonous, naturalistic, nimble, noisy, obnoxious, obstinate, onward, operational, optimistic, outrageous, popular, powerful, preferable, preliminary, professional, prominent, recyclable, redundant, reluctant, resolute, rhythmic, rigorous, rural, rustic, significant, spacious, splendid, squeaky, stationary, studious, stylish, subsequent, superior, suspicious, systematic, tangible, taut, tertiary, triumphant, unanimous, unbending, unfortunate, unitary, unnatural, unruly, unsuccessful, unsustainable, unwieldy, urban, vague, vibrant, vital, vulnerable
Adverbs: accidentally, desperately, especially, scarcely, thereafter
Nouns: accumulation, acquaintance, adhesive, adjustment, admiration, adolescent, adversity, advertising, advocacy, advocate, affiliation, aggravation, agitation, alternative, amendment, amethyst, ancestry, anguish, antagonism, apology, aquifer, aristocracy, assent, authority, bankruptcy, bard, beacon, bewilderment, bibliography, blessing, blubber, bough, boulevard, breath, capability, capacity, caution, choir, chunk, citation, clarification, clothing, clutter, coalition, coincidence, colony, commander, commentary, commerce, commoner, compliment, composure, concentration, concerto, confectioner, consensus, consent, consequence, conservationist, consolidation, context, controversy, convenience, convoy, correspondent, couplet, coupon, crisis, deluge, demonstrator, descendant, despair, determination, development, dimension, discretion, discrimination, dissent, distinction, diversity, dynasty, effectiveness, emigration, enchantment, enterprise, environmentalist, ethic, excess, expanse, exploration, explosion, exposure, extinction, fantasy, fellowship, fence, fiasco, flattery, freckle, genre, glimpse, governor, grief, grievance, hangar, harmony, hive, hoax, humiliation, hyphen, illusion, imagination, independence, indifference, influence, ingenious, ingenuity, ingredient, innovation, investigation, invitation, jeopardy, kiosk, knack, leeway, legislation, likeness, locality, longevity, longitude, majority, manor, marriage, memento, migration, mildew, millionaire, morale, nobility, notation, obstacle, omniscient, onset, optimism, optimist, paragraph, parody, pedestrian, penalty, pessimist, pharmacist, predicament, preface, prejudice, prerequisite, pressure, prologue, questionnaire, refuge, remorse, requirement, rhapsody, sacrifice, sapling, sculptor, significance, sincerity, situation, souvenir, specification, subordinate, superintendent, swarm, tantrum, tenure, terrain, trophy, turbulence, utopia, vault, verdict, verge, volley, vow, yarn, zookeeper
Verbs: abstain, accommodate, accumulate, adhere, adjourn, anticipate, attribute, befriend, blemish, boycott, certify, cheapen, collaborate, collide, commend, compose, compromise, conquer, conserve, crackle, cringe, crouch, cultivate, deceive, deplete, deposit, designate, deteriorate, diminish, disassemble, disembark, disentangle, disqualify, dissolve, dominate, elaborate, elicit, elude, embitter, embolden, engrave, enhance, evaporate, evolve, exaggerate, excel, exhibit, exhort, exploit, falter, fiddle, finance, flaunt, grimace, hammer, harness, hesitate, ignite, immigrate, improvise, interrupt, liberate, linger, loathe, lure, manipulate, mimic, misinterpret, murmur, oppress, originate, perceive, permeate, persuade, proclaim, procrastinate, propel, pursue, quote, recount, reinforce, respite, restrain, retrieve, shimmer, shudder, snore, soothe, sprinkle, squawk, squirm, straggle, subside, supplement, suppress, terminate, transform, underestimate, vacate, vanquish, wrestle, yearn, yield
Synonyms: affinity- accord, bewilder-perplex, conscious-aware, dilapidated- shabby, disciple-follower, embellish-decorate, evoke- stimulate, fatigue-tiredness, gratitude-thankful, hilarious- hysterical, humility-humble, persuade-convince, scatter-disperse
Antonyms: admonish- acclaim, please-displease, applaud-blame, bliss- agony, compulsory-voluntary, courage-cowardice, courteous-discourteous, desperate- hopeful, desultory- methodical, embarrass-delight, generous-stingy, important-trivial, servile-dominant
Proverbs: A friend’s frown is better than a fool’s smile, An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, Better to be poor and healthy rather than rich and sick, Cowards die many times before their death, Keep your friends close and your enemies closer, You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink
Idioms: caught between the devil and the deep blue sea, do unto others as you would have them do unto you
Compound Words: adjustable, aftershock, backfire, backlash, backspace, breakdown, bulkhead, changeable, clockwise, crossbar, crossroads, disagreement, earmark, eyewitness, fashionable, fireproof, framework, gearbox, groundwork, handwritten, headquarters, heartfelt, honeycomb, honourable, horseshoe, keystroke, moreover, nightfall, noticeable, omnipotent, overrun, payroll, quarrelsome, serviceable, shortbread, sunstroke, tailcoat, thumbnail, undercharge, undercover, upmarket, washboard, wavelength, widespread
Homonyms & Homophones: alter-altar, counsel-council, course-coarse, eminent-imminent, flower-flour, grown-groan, hangar-hanger, hoarse-horse, match-match, meddle-medal, meet-meat, peace-piece, principle-principal, weak-week, yoke-yolk
Words with Silent Letters: apostle, chalet, chestnut, circuit, colonel, consign, debtor, diaphragm, feign, gnaw, gnome, hedge, hymn, knapsack, knuckle, pneumatic, rhinestone, subtle, thistle, wrath, wrestle, yolk
Double Letter Words: applaud, ballerina, battalion, dissolve, effervescent, illusion, obsession, pennant, seer, unforgettable, upkeep, webbed
Evil Words (Words likely to be spelt incorrectly): awry, contempt, definitely, disdain, gaggle, grammar, liaison, mayonnaise, millennium, nostalgia, nuisance, obstacle, optimism, pierce, precipitation, questionnaire, seize, sergeant, shoal, spaghetti
Section 2
It's a Rapid Fire section wherein students would be required to listen to audio and write the spellings of the words.
This section will be based on the above-given word list.
Note: The syllabus will also include Word List from Classes 1-5. 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.
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Q.1 |
Choose the correctly spelt word: |
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Q.2 |
Choose the correct suffix to form a meaningful word: court |
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Q.3 |
Choose the antonym of the word: regress |
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Q.4 |
Find the extra letter in the word: apprehenshion |
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Q.5 |
Find the misspelt word in the sentence: His parents were poor so he recieved a meagre education. |
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Q.6 |
Choose the synonym of the word: humility |
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Q.7 |
Find the number of misspelt words: remnant, courtier, mesmarise, disciple, squaeky, battallion |
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Q.8 |
Find the misspelt word in the sentence: The old man approached the counter with a shrwed coldness in his bosom. |
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Q.9 |
Choose the synonym of the word: negotiate |
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Q.10 |
Form a meaningful word from the given jumbled letters: hcath |
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Answers to Sample Questions from CREST Olympiads:
Q.1 : a | Q.2 : b | Q.3 : c | Q.4 : d | Q.5 : a | Q.6 : b | Q.7 : c | Q.8 : a | Q.9 : a | Q.10 : c
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