Word: Evolution
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Evolution means slow change over a very long time, especially the way living things change over many generations.
Synonyms: growth
Syllables: ev - o - lu - tion
Tricky part: It has one l, and the vowels go o then u: ev-o-lu.
Watch out for: evelution, evolutoin, evollution
Memory tip: Things evolve slowly, and evolution keeps the same e-v-o-l start as evolve.
Example 1: Our science book has a chapter on the evolution of the horse.
Example 2: The evolution of mobile phones has been very fast.
Example 3: Over millions of years, evolution gave whales flippers in place of legs.
Charles Darwin did not use the word evolution in the first edition of On the Origin of Species in 1859. The very last word of that book is evolved.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
lounivote
a) resolution
b) revolution
c) evolution
d) evaluation
c) evolution. No r and no a appear in the letters, which rules out three of the words.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Our teacher showed a chart on the evolusion of birds from small dinosaurs.
a) chart
b) evolusion
c) dinosaurs
d) teacher
b) evolusion. The last part is tion, as in many science words such as pollution.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) evolution
b) speceis
c) fosill
d) dinosor
a) evolution. Look for one l and the o before u: evolution has both.
Choose the synonym of the word: evolution
a) destruction
b) direction
c) decision
d) development
d) development. Development is slow growth and change, which is what evolution means.
1. Which of these is the best example of evolution?
a) Giraffes' necks lengthening over ages
b) A puppy growing into a big dog
c) A cake rising in a hot oven
d) Ice slowly melting in a glass
a) Giraffes' necks lengthening over ages
2. The evolution of the bicycle means...
a) how a bicycle is ridden and steered
b) which shops sell bicycles today
c) how fast a racing bicycle can go
d) how bicycles have changed over the years
d) how bicycles have changed over the years
Words that end in -tion: preparation, conversation, assumption, prevention, tradition, reflection
hostess, meanwhile, positive, scary, thunderstorm, acceleration, bride, defy
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