Word: Choir
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Choir means a group of people who sing together, often at school or at a function.
Sounds like: quire (a set of 24 or 25 sheets of paper)
Syllables: choir
Tricky part: Choir is said 'kwire', but the letters after ch are o, i, r. Children often swap the o and i and write chior.
Watch out for: chior, choire, choyr
Memory tip: A choir sings in harmony, and o-i is the order in choir: 'Oh, I (o-i) love to sing in the choir!'
Example 1: Our school choir sang the school song at the start of open day.
Example 2: Isha joined the choir because she loves to sing.
Example 3: The choir practised every afternoon for the school concert.
Choir and chorus come from the same Latin word, chorus. Choir was once spelt quire, which is closer to how it sounds.
Which of the following words rhymes with the given word?
choir
a) core
b) door
c) wire
d) chair
c) wire. Choir sounds like 'kwire', so it rhymes with wire.
Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word:
_ _oir
a) kh
b) ch
c) qu
d) kw
b) ch. The 'k' sound at the start of choir is spelt c, h, as in school.
What is the meaning of the word that can be formed from the given letters?
rohic
a) a soft song sung to help a baby sleep
b) a group of people who sing as a team
c) a sound that bounces back to you
d) a group of people who play instruments together
b) a group of people who sing as a team. Rohic is choir in a muddle.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) choir
b) singer
c) musik
d) concert
c) musik. Choir is right; music ends in -ic.
1. Who stands in front of a choir and leads it?
a) a captain
b) a referee
c) a conductor
d) a pilot
c) a conductor
2. Where might you hear a choir?
a) at a petrol station
b) in a swimming pool
c) at a school assembly
d) in a car park
c) at a school assembly
cymbal, ferret, holly, muddle, robot, sting, twine, announcer
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