Word: Seasick
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Feeling ill, and sometimes wanting to vomit, because of the movement of a boat or ship.
Synonyms: nauseous, queasy
Syllables: sea - sick
Tricky part: It joins sea, the water, spelt ea, and sick, which ends in ck. It is one word.
Watch out for: seesick, seasik, seassick
Memory tip: The sea makes you sick. Use sea with ea, the one full of fish, not see, which is done with your eyes.
Example 1: My little sister was seasick on the boat to the island and lay down the whole way.
Example 2: Some sailors still get seasick after years at sea.
Example 3: If you feel seasick, try sitting in the middle of the boat.
Seasickness is a kind of motion sickness. The inner ear feels the boat rocking while the eyes, looking at the cabin, see no movement, and the brain gets mixed messages.
Choose the correctly spelt compound word:
a) seashel
b) seeside
c) seawead
d) seasick
d) seasick. Shell has a double l, weed is spelt ee and seaside uses sea, so seasick is the one correct word.
Choose the synonym of the word seasick as used in the sentence:
Halfway to the Andaman Islands, the choppy waves left half the passengers seasick.
a) sunburnt
b) queasy
c) cheerful
d) hungry
b) queasy. A queasy stomach is the sick feeling that rough waves bring.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Ravi felt so seasik on the ferry to Elephanta that he spent the whole crossing on the deck, staring at the horizon and sipping lemon water.
a) horizon
b) seasik
c) crossing
d) ferry
b) seasik. Sick ends in ck, and it keeps that ending when it joins sea.
1. Which of these would most likely make someone seasick?
a) a rough boat ride
b) eating in a restaurant
c) reading in a library
d) a walk in the park
a) a rough boat ride
2. What might help a seasick passenger?
a) eating a large oily meal
b) reading small print below deck
c) spinning round on the spot
d) sitting on deck in the fresh air
d) sitting on deck in the fresh air
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