CREST International Spell Bee - Winter Class 1 Sample Paper

Is your child preparing for the CREST International Spell Bee (Winter) Class 1? Get a head start with this carefully designed sample paper PDF that makes spelling practice both engaging and effective.

Key Highlights of the Winter Spell Bee Sample Paper - Class 1

• Age-appropriate words to boost spelling confidence
• Fun and simple exercises to build phonics and vocabulary
• Practice aligned with the CREST Spell Bee Winter exam pattern

Download the free PDF sample paper for Class 1 and help your child enjoy learning spellings the smart way this winter!

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Syllabus:

Section 1: Spell Bee Words for Class 1

There are a variety of questions based on the following word list and about 70%-80% of questions will come from this list. Different format of questions are available here. The words are alphabetically arranged.

Alarm, alone, already, apply, apron, art, attach, autumn, away, Baked, baker, bald, bang, bank, barber, bark, bath, bathroom, bathtub, beak, beautiful, bedroom, bend, best, bike, blade, blank, blink, blunt, blush, board, boil, bow, brain, break, bubbles, build, bundle, butterfly, buy, bye, Cactus, cage, cartoon, castle, caterpillar, cause, cement, chalk, change, charge, cheat, circle, clap, clay, clock, close, clue, coal, coin, comb, comment, complete, cone, control, cover, cream, crib, crocodile, crowd, cube, Daily, diary, dirty, dish, doormat, drain, drape, dried, drop, drum, during, dustbin, duster, Earth, eel, effort, environment, equal, Fade, fall, fame, farm, feeling, file, finally, fire, float, force, forget, freed, freedom, fridge, friend, front, froth, fry, Ghost, gift, grass, greet, grill, grin, gush, Half, handbag, hang, hardly, hatch, hawk, hay, healthy, hear, herb, here, hold, holiday, hop, hotel, houseboat, housefly, huge, Igloo, important, income, incomplete, iron, Jute, Keep, kettle, knot, Label, lace, land, large, lawyer, lick, light, lizard, lobby, long, loss, love, Magpie, manner, mass, match, maze, meal, medal, meet, mere, milkshake, mint, minute, money, monsoon, mop, moth, motion, mouth, move, movement, much, Natural, nature, near, neat, nibble, nice, nod, noise, noisy, Object, open, opening, organ, organ, oven, Pair, palace, paste, path, peanut, pearl, penny, person, phone, piano, pick, piece, pile, platform, pluck, poem, poetic, polar, polish, polite, pond, pool, poppy, pouch, pour, pour, pram, pray, protect, puddle, purse, Rack, rag, raindrop, rarely, reach, ready, rectangle, relative, remote, repeat, reptile, revolve, rhyme, rich, rise, rob, robin, rock, rough, round, rub, rupee, rush, Salad, sand, seed, seek, selfish, shabby, shadow, shampoo, share, shiny, shoe, shrub, shut, shy, side, signal, silk, silk, silkworm, silver, single, sink, skip, sleepy, slice, slip, smelly, snacks, snare, sneeze, soak, soap, soar, solution, sore, sound, soup, sour, sparrow, spectacles, spit, spring, stalk, station, steal, steam, steel, store, story, stove, straw, street, suck, summers, sunlight, sunny, super, swallow, swear, switch, system, Tablecloth, tablemats, tablespoon, tadpole, tail, taste, teach, teaspoon, thick, throat, through, ticket, tight, tiny, toast, today, together, toilet, tomorrow, toothbrush, torch, touch, trace, traffic, travel, tray, tremble, trip, trunk, turn, twinkle, Under, urgent, Vacations, Wagon, wait, ward, wash, wear, well, woodpecker, Yam, yesterday

Upto 20%-30% 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.

Sample Paper Marking Scheme

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Q.1	Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word: su___ __y
	a) ee		b) nn
	c) gg		d) mm

Q.2	Choose the misspelt word/s in the given sentence: I puored the tea from the kettle into the cup and served it to my friend.
	a) puored and friend		b) only puored
	c) served and kettle		d) only kettle

Q.3	Choose the pair which has a spelling error:
	a) postman : letters		b) baker : bread
	c) butchar : meat		d) tailor : clothes

Q.4	Choose the option which is the antonym of what the image shows:
	a) light		b) tired
	c) sad		d) bad

Q.5	Which of the words cannot be made using the letters in the given word? breakfast
	a) brakes		b) fresh
	c) basket		d) stare

Q.6	In which option are the given words arranged in alphabetical order? 1. lotus 2. marigold 3. jasmine
	a) 123		b) 132
	c) 312		d) 321

Q.7	What is the meaning of the word that can be formed from the given letters? elcsi
	a) a thin flat piece of food that has been cut from a larger piece		b) use money to buy something
	c) look in a lot of places to find someone or something		d) a place where two walls come together

Q.8	From which option does a letter need to be removed to make a meaningful word?
	a) plateform		b) relative
	c) toothbrush		d) cornflakes

Q.9	Which of the following has a vowel as the fifth letter in its spelling?
	a)		b)
	c)		d)

Q.10	Choose the correct option: If you join _____ and ______, you will get the name of a fruit. 1. straw 2. pin 3. mul 4. apple 5. beries 6. pome 7. berry 8. grenate
	a) 6/8		b) 1/5
	c) 2/4		d) 3/7

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