Word: Dollar
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Dollar means the main unit of money in the USA and in several other countries.
Syllables: dol - lar
Tricky part: The end is spelt ar. It sounds like the er in sister, so doller is the usual mistake.
Watch out for: doller, dollor
Memory tip: Keep your money in a jar: this word ends in the same two letters.
Example 1: Uncle Arun changed his rupees into dollars before his trip to New York.
Example 2: The postcard cost two dollars at the museum shop.
Example 3: Ria's aunt in Australia posted her a shiny dollar coin.
The name goes back to the thaler, a large silver coin first made in a valley called Joachimsthal in what is now the Czech Republic.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) dolar
b) grammar
c) sugar
d) pillar
a) dolar. This word has a double l in the middle; the other three are spelt correctly.
Which of the following words rhymes with the given word?
dollar
a) scholar
b) cellar
c) solar
d) polar
a) scholar. Scholar has the same short o sound; polar and solar have a long o, and cellar has a short e.
Choose the correct word for the blank:
The tourist paid with a ten-___ note at the book stall.
a) dollar
b) cellar
c) dolphin
d) collar
a) dollar. Only the name of a kind of money fits before the word note.
Which option has letters that you can rearrange to form the name of a kind of money?
a) lodlur
b) modlar
c) lodlar
d) lotlar
c) lodlar. Lodlar sorts into the name of the money; the others bring in a t, a u or an m that do not belong.
1. Which of these countries also has a currency called the dollar?
a) Egypt
b) India
c) Canada
d) Japan
c) Canada
2. In which smaller coins would you count your change from one US dollar?
a) yen
b) pence
c) paise
d) cents
d) cents
furnish, jagged, notch, savings, stripe, vendor, armrest, chorus
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