Word: Diamond
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Diamond means a very hard, clear stone that sparkles when light falls on it. Diamonds are cut and set in rings and necklaces. A diamond is also a shape with four equal sides, standing on one point.
Synonyms: gem, jewel
Syllables: di - a - mond
Tricky part: When we say it fast, the a in the middle almost disappears, so many children write dimond. Say all three beats, di-a-mond, and the a comes back.
Watch out for: dimond, diemond, daimond
Memory tip: Diamond has "I am" inside it: d-I-AM-ond. Hold up a ring and say, "I am a diamond."
Example 1: Nani's ring has one small diamond that flashes in the sun.
Example 2: We cut diamond shapes out of yellow paper to decorate the classroom door.
Example 3: The famous Kohinoor diamond was found in India hundreds of years ago.
A diamond is made of carbon, the same element that is in the grey graphite of your pencil. The carbon atoms are just packed in a different way.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) necklase
b) diamond
c) ornamant
d) emrald
b) diamond. Only diamond is right: a jeweller would write necklace with a c, emerald with an e after the m, and ornament with -ment.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
dmanoid
a) diamodn
b) diamnod
c) diaomnd
d) diamond
d) diamond. Say di-a-mond in three beats and the letters fall into place.
Find the extra letter in the word:
diamonnd
a) n
b) o
c) d
d) m
a) n. Diamond has just one n, right before the last d.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The jeweller held the tiny diamund up to the window to see it sparkle.
a) jeweller
b) diamund
c) sparkle
d) window
b) diamund. The end of diamond is -ond, with an o, not a u.
1. Diamond, ruby and emerald are all ____.
a) precious stones
b) precious metals
c) kinds of pearl
d) kinds of glass
a) precious stones
2. Which of these is often made in a diamond shape?
a) a ludo board
b) a kite
c) a samosa
d) a cricket ball
b) a kite
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