Word: Chopsticks
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Chopsticks means a pair of thin sticks held in one hand and used to pick up food. People use them at meals in China, Japan and nearby countries.
Syllables: chop - sticks
Tricky part: Sticks keeps its ck. Children write chopstiks or add an extra e before the s.
Watch out for: chopstiks, chopstickes
Memory tip: The k sound at the end of stick takes two letters, c and k, one for each chopstick in the pair.
Example 1: Lin showed me how to hold chopsticks.
Example 2: I tried to eat noodles with chopsticks, but they kept slipping.
Example 3: The restaurant gave us chopsticks in paper covers.
Japanese chopsticks are often shorter and more pointed than Chinese ones, which are longer and blunt at the tip.
Which of the words cannot be made using the letters in the given word?
chopsticks
a) stick
b) shock
c) hoops
d) topics
c) hoops. The single o in chopsticks is not enough for hoops.
Add the correct option to the following to make a new word:
______sticks
a) chope
b) chop
c) chopp
d) tchop
b) chop. The first part is the plain word chop, with a single p and nothing after it.
Choose the option with no spelling errors:
a) spoun, fork, chopsticks, laddle
b) spoon, fork, chopsticks, ladle
c) spoon, forke, chopsticks, ladel
d) spoone, fourk, chopsticks, ladle
b) spoon, fork, chopsticks, ladle. Spoon has a double o, fork has no e, and ladle ends in le.
Choose the option in which the following letters will fit in the given order:
o, i
a) ch_pst_cks
b) l_m_n
c) k_tch_n
d) b_tt_n
a) ch_pst_cks. Put o and then i in the gaps and you get chopsticks; lemon, button and kitchen take other vowels.
1. Which food is hardest to eat with chopsticks?
a) a bowl of thin soup
b) a few dumplings
c) a bowl of rice
d) a plate of noodles
a) a bowl of thin soup
2. Chopsticks are most often made of ___.
a) wood or bamboo
b) paper or card
c) glass or stone
d) rubber or wax
a) wood or bamboo
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