Word: Jeweller
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Jeweller means a person who makes, repairs or sells rings, necklaces, bangles and other precious things to wear.
Syllables: jew - el - ler
Tricky part: The ending is the hard part. American English writes it with one l, but British English, the standard for this exam, doubles it.
Watch out for: jewellar, jewellor
Memory tip: Picture a pair of earrings on the shop counter, hanging side by side like the two l's before the ending.
Example 1: The jeweller in our market can fix a broken chain while you wait.
Example 2: Aunt Leela asked the jeweller to make her ring a little bigger.
Example 3: My grandfather worked as a jeweller in Jaipur for forty years.
The word reached English through French about 700 years ago, but the craft is far older: gold and bead ornaments found at Indus Valley sites were made more than 4,000 years ago.
Insert the correct pair of letters to form a word:
j_w_ller
a) o, e
b) e, e
c) e, a
d) u, e
b) e, e. Both gaps take an e, just as in the word jewel.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) jeweller
b) carpentar
c) mechanik
d) electrisian
a) jeweller. Carpenter ends in er, electrician has cian, and mechanic ends in a plain c.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
eeljelwr
a) traveller
b) reveller
c) dweller
d) jeweller
d) jeweller. Reveller and traveller both need a v, and dweller needs a d, but the jumble has neither.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The jeweller in Udaipur fixed the tiny clasp on my sister's silver anklet in five minuts.
a) jeweller
b) clasp
c) minuts
d) anklet
c) minuts. Minutes keeps an e before the s.
1. A jeweller might be asked to ____.
a) set a ruby into a ring
b) paint the walls of a room
c) fix the brakes on a bicycle
d) bake a tray of biscuits
a) set a ruby into a ring
2. A jeweller needs steady hands and sharp eyes mainly because ____.
a) the work is done outdoors
b) the shop opens early in the morning
c) the stones and wires are very small
d) most customers pay in cash
c) the stones and wires are very small
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