CREST International Spell Bee - Winter Class 2 Sample Paper

Boost your child's spelling and vocabulary skills with the CREST International Spell Bee (Winter) Class 2 Sample Paper PDF. This resource is designed to help Class 2 students get comfortable with word structures, patterns, and meanings-just what they need to excel in the Winter Spell Bee!

What to Expect in the Class 2 Spell Bee Winter Sample Paper?

• Challenging yet fun spelling questions for young learners
• Focus on commonly used words, phonics, and syllables
• Helps in building confidence for the actual Olympiad exam

Download the free Class 2 CREST Spell Bee (Winter) Sample Paper and let your child take the next step in mastering English spelling in a structured, enjoyable way.

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Syllabus:

Section 1: Spell Bee Words for Class 2

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.

Acting, action, adjust, adult, advice, against, alive, allow, allowance, along, aloud, ambulance, ankle, annoyed, answer, anthem, anything, asleep, august, avoid, awake, award, Back, backpack, badge, balm, bandage, bangle, batch, batsman, batter, battery, beach, beast, bedcover, before, begin, belief, bell, bicycle, bitterness, bleat, bloat, bluebell, blur, boast, bodyguard, bonnet, bored, boring, borrow, bottlebrush, bowler, brake, breath, breeze, brink, buckle, butcher, buttermilk, Capsule, car, cartoon, catch, chair, cheap, chimney, Chinese, chopsticks, chunks, classify, classroom, clergy, clever, climber, clothes hanger, clothesline, cloudy, cobweb, coil, collar, collect, comb, confused, corner, cornflakes, correct, costly, cough, coward, crackle, crate, creak, creeper, cricketer, crumble, cuckoo, curtain, cushion, Dahlia, daisy, Dancing, dead, December, deck, defeat, delete, diaper, diet, different, dimple, dodge, double, doughnut, dove, down, dragon, dragonfly, drain, drawing, dream, drill, drip, drizzle, drove, drown, drums, dumb, Earlobes, Earthworm, ebb, elf, energy, England, enough, evening, exciting, exercise, expensive, Fabric, factory, faint, fairy, famous, feast, feat, February, fielder, filthy, firecracker, firefly, fisher, fishing, fist, flamingo, flash, florist, flour, flow, flute, foam, foggy, follow, frame, France, fresh, frown, fumble, furniture, further, Gain, garage, globe, gloomy, gobble, grab, grandchild, grate, grater, great, greet, grin, grizzle, groan, grow, grumble, grumpy, guest, guitar, Hand hardworking, hastily, hazy, headlight, heavenly, helm, hen, highway, Hindi, hollow, hollyhock, honey, hook, hose, human, India, iris, Italian, Japanese, Jealous, jumpsuit, jumpy, Keeper, Ladder, ladle, leap, leather, library, lifetime, lightening, lightning, locate, lollipop, look, lose, loss, louse, lucky, Machine, mailbox, mailman, mandolin, medicine, mermaid, midnight, mirth, mist, mittens, moist, moisture, moonwalk, mound, mourn, multiply, mumble, mushroom, music, Nanny, Necklace, necktie, newborn, news, newsletter, nibble, norm, nothing, notice, November, October, ostrich, own, Padding, paid, pain, pane, parcel, partner, pea, peacock, peck, pecker, peeler, penguin, pepper, perch, perform, petal, petrol, petunia, pickle, pillow, playground, poke, present, prior, profit, prune, punch, puppy, Question, Race, rainy, Raise, raisin, rapid, rashly, regular, remark, remove, revise, reward, rhinoceros, rinse, road, roam, rodent, rotten, Russia, rust, Sale, sapling, Saturday, saucer, saxophone, scene, scoop, scooter, September, shabby, shallow, sharpener, shawl, shore, similar, singing, sizzle, slam, sleeves, snatch, soggy, solar, sonnet, sorrow, spacious, Spain, spin, sponge, spring, squash, stadium, stair, stay, still, stood, stork, storm, strain, streetlight, stuff, stupid, subtract, sunshine, supper, supple, sure, surprised, sway, sweet corn, swoop, Tangle, Termite, textbook, thank, their, thieves, thinking, thread, thrice, throb, throne, throwback, Thursday, tiny, toaster, tonight, toothache, tracksuit, tractor, treat, tricycle, triple, trouble, trumpet, twice, twig, Umpire, undress, unicorn, upset, Vanilla, vegetative, violin, vulture, Wallet, walnut, wash, washbasin, watch, weak, wealthy, weapon, weather, Wednesday, week, welcome, wheel, wheelchair, whether, whinny, whiteboard, wicket, wicketkeeper, wild, willow, wind, within, without, wood, wool, worst, worth, would, wreck, wrong, Yourself, yourself, yummy, Zinnia

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 that the dictionary which will be used for reference is Oxford Learner's Dictionary. This will be w.r.t. spellings & meanings. In case, if the word is not found in this dictionary, then it is assumed that this word does not exist.

Sample Paper Marking Scheme

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Q.1	Which option has letters that you can rearrange to form the name of a thing you find in the bathroom?
	a) hmsopoam		b) orwseh
	c) ekbctuc		d) ewtoel

Q.2	Which option has letters that you can rearrange to form the name of a game?
	a) klamhiks		b) foacef
	c) uiejic		d) haqsus

Q.3	Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
	a) yawn		b) fawn
	c) gawn		d) dawn

Q.4	Choose the correct sequence of the jumbled letters to form a meaningful word: r w t s o  1 2 3 4 5
	a) 35214		b) 43152
	c) 42513		d) 25143

Q.5	Which of the following words does not have the 'ay' sound as in grey?
	a) snail		b) grate
	c) care		d) train

Q.6	Choose the misspelt word/s in the given sentence: Our neighbours complained becuase the music was to loud.
	a) becuase and to		b) only neighbours
	c) complained and music		d) becuase and complained

Q.7	Choose the option with no spelling errors:
	a) laether, cotton, juet, woolen		b) cotton, jute, woollen, leather
	c) woullen, cottan, joot, leither		d) jute, lather, cotten, wollen

Q.8	Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word: w_____keeper
	a) ikkit		b) icket
	c) ickit		d) ieket

Q.9	Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word: ______ing
	a) smil		b) smill
	c) smile		d) smiel

Q.10	Which of the following words does not rhyme with four?
	a) pour		b) tour
	c) bore		d) roar

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