Word: Bronze
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Bronze means a hard reddish-brown metal made by mixing copper with a little tin.
Syllables: bronze
Tricky part: It ends in -nze, with a silent e after the z. Children often stop at bronz or write the z as s.
Watch out for: bronz, bronse
Memory tip: Froze and bronze both end in z with a silent e. Think of a bronze medal that froze in the snow.
Example 1: Our relay team won the bronze medal.
Example 2: The school bell is made of bronze.
Example 3: Her hair shone bronze in the evening sun.
Bronze was so important to early people that a whole period of history, the Bronze Age, is named after it.
Which of the words cannot be made using the letters in the given word?
bronze
a) zone
b) zebra
c) bone
d) born
b) zebra. There is no a in bronze, so zebra cannot be made.
Choose the misspelt word/s in the given sentence:
Grandma polishes the bronze vase every Fryday until it shines.
a) bronze and Fryday
b) only vase
c) only Fryday
d) polishes and shines
c) only Fryday. Bronze is right; Friday has an i after the r.
Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word:
br_nze
a) u
b) oo
c) o
d) a
c) o. The vowel after br is a single o.
Which of the following words rhymes with the given word?
bronze
a) stones
b) zones
c) swans
d) bands
c) swans. Swans ends with the same short 'o' and 'nz' sound as bronze, even though it is spelt with a and s.
1. In a race, who usually gets a bronze medal?
a) every runner who finishes
b) the runner who comes second
c) the runner who comes first
d) the runner who comes third
d) the runner who comes third
2. Which of these is often made of bronze?
a) a statue
b) a paper kite
c) a rubber ball
d) a cotton shirt
a) a statue
More Class 3 Winter Spell Bee words starting with b: being, bracket, bathrobe, bough, blame, buttercup
crease, driveway, gurgle, marble, postcard, spicy, temperature, woman
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