Word: Dividend
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Dividend means a share of a company's profits paid to the people who own part of it.
Syllables: div - i - dend
Tricky part: The vowel after the first d is the trap. Many pupils write an e there, just as they write devide for divide, so devidend is a common slip.
Watch out for: devidend, divvidend
Memory tip: Think of a mirror placed on the v: the same vowel sits on either side of it.
Example 1: The company paid a small dividend to its shareholders this year.
Example 2: Grandfather uses his dividend to buy books for the village library.
Example 3: Our economics chapter explains how a dividend rewards people who put money into a business.
The Dutch East India Company, set up in 1602, is known for paying some of its early dividends in spices instead of money.
Insert the correct pair of letters to form a word:
divid_n_
a) a, d
b) e, t
c) a, t
d) e, d
d) e, d. The last beat has the vowel of pen, and the word ends just as it began.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Our class project shows how a dividdend grows when a firm has a successful year.
a) class
b) dividdend
c) project
d) successful
b) dividdend. The middle of the word has one d only.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
nddeviid
a) division
b) dividend
c) divisor
d) diverted
b) dividend. Count the d's: there are three, and no other option has so many.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) intrest
b) ecconomy
c) comission
d) dividend
d) dividend. Economy has one c, interest keeps its first e, and commission has two m's.
1. Whom would a higher dividend please most?
a) a customer in its shop
b) an investor in the firm
c) the owner of a rival firm
d) a driver delivering its goods
b) an investor in the firm
2. In a year of heavy losses, a company's dividend will probably be ____.
a) cut or not paid
b) doubled at once
c) raised a little
d) paid twice over
a) cut or not paid
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