Word: Fireworks
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Fireworks means small objects packed with special powder that burst into bright colours, sparks and loud bangs when lit, often at celebrations.
Syllables: fire - works
Tricky part: Keep the e of fire, and remember the s at the end, since there are usually many fireworks.
Watch out for: firworks, fire works, fireworcks
Memory tip: Without its fuse a rocket never flies, and without the e of fire this word never takes off: firworks is the slip to avoid.
Example 1: The sky filled with fireworks after our team won the match.
Example 2: Our dog hides under the bed when the fireworks start.
Example 3: We watched the New Year fireworks from the terrace.
Fireworks were first made in China more than a thousand years ago.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) firewurks
b) sparkle
c) rocket
d) lantern
a) firewurks. The second part is works, with an o, as in the works of a clock.
Find the extra letter in the word:
fireworkes
a) r
b) s
c) e
d) k
c) e. Works ends in ks, with no e before the s.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
worfiskre
a) fireworks
b) firewkors
c) firewokrs
d) firewroks
a) fireworks. Fire first, then works.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
At the town fair, the fireworks lit up the sky above our villige.
a) lit
b) sky
c) villige
d) fireworks
c) villige. Village ends in age, as in page; fireworks is spelt right here.
1. What gives fireworks their different colours?
a) metals mixed into the powder
b) small coloured bulbs inside
c) paint on the paper case
d) dyed water in the tube
a) metals mixed into the powder
2. Why should children light fireworks only with an adult nearby?
a) because they can burn or hurt you
b) because they are hard to buy
c) because they are too heavy to carry
d) because they only work at night
a) because they can burn or hurt you
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