Word: Symbol
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Symbol means a sign, shape or picture that stands for something else.
Sounds like: cymbal (a round brass plate struck to make a ringing sound in music)
Syllables: sym - bol
Tricky part: The first vowel is a y, although you hear a short i, so simbol is the common slip. Take care with cymbal too: it sounds the same but is a different word.
Watch out for: simbol, cymbol
Memory tip: A symbol makes you ask why, so put the letter y straight after the s.
Example 1: The green dot on the biscuit packet is a symbol for vegetarian food.
Example 2: Aditi drew a sun symbol on the class weather chart.
Example 3: On the map, a small blue anchor is the symbol for a harbour.
Each chemical element has its own symbol. Gold is Au and iron is Fe, both taken from their old Latin names.
Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word:
sym___
a) bal
b) bul
c) ble
d) bol
d) bol. The ending is bol, which completes the word for a sign.
Which of the following words rhymes with the given word?
symbol
a) humble
b) thimble
c) tumble
d) ramble
b) thimble. Thimble has the same short i before the soft ending; the others have a different vowel.
Which of the words cannot be made using the letters in the given word?
symbol
a) boys
b) sly
c) lobs
d) moss
d) moss. The double s in moss is the problem: symbol has only one s.
What is the meaning of the word that can be formed from the given letters?
lomsby
a) a piece of soft cloth used for drying your hands
b) a wooden box with a lid for keeping tools
c) a small drawing that tells you something without any words
d) a tall glass jar with a very narrow neck
c) a small drawing that tells you something without any words. Put in order, lomsby gives a word for a sign that carries a meaning.
1. On a road map, a small tent near a lake is most likely a symbol for what?
a) a large school
b) a railway station
c) a camping site
d) a post office
c) a camping site
2. In which school subject would you mostly use the + and = symbols?
a) art
b) maths
c) history
d) music
b) maths
whiny, bleach, cocoon, doorman, glum, ketchup, ointment, selfie
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