Word: Astronomer
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Astronomer means a scientist who studies the stars, planets and other objects in space.
Syllables: as - tron - o - mer
Tricky part: The ending is er, not or. Pupils who think of words like inventor often write astronomor.
Watch out for: astronomor, astronomar
Memory tip: An astronomer is an explorer of the night sky, and explorer gives you the same final two letters.
Example 1: The astronomer pointed the big telescope at Saturn so that we could see its rings.
Example 2: Kalpana's dream is to become an astronomer and discover a new comet.
Example 3: An astronomer from Cape Town visited our school to explain the solar eclipse.
In 1610 the Italian astronomer Galileo spotted four moons circling Jupiter, and they are still known as the Galilean moons.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
omnaertsor
a) astrologer
b) astronaut
c) astronomer
d) astronomy
c) astronomer. The jumble has an m and an e but no y, l or u.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) constelation
b) gravaty
c) astronomer
d) planitarium
c) astronomer. Count the l's: constellation has two. Gravity has an i after the v, and planetarium an e after the n.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The astronamer told us that the bright dot near the moon that night was really the planet Venus.
a) astronamer
b) planet
c) bright
d) really
a) astronamer. The middle vowel sounds weak when you say it, but it is written with an o.
Find the extra letter in the word:
astronoumer
a) m
b) n
c) u
d) o
c) u. After the n comes a plain o, as in astronomy, with no u beside it.
1. Which question belongs to an astronomer's work?
a) Why do rivers change course?
b) Why do leaves turn yellow?
c) Why does Mars look reddish?
d) Why does bread dough rise?
c) Why does Mars look reddish?
2. Where might an astronomer spend many working nights?
a) at a post office
b) at a dairy farm
c) at an observatory
d) at a bakery
c) at an observatory
Words that start with ast: astute, asteroid, astrophysics, astonishment, astound, astonishing
collide, diminish, finance, ingenuity, notation, rational, taxation, zoology
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