Word: Thirst
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Thirst means the dry feeling you get when you need a drink.
Syllables: thirst
Tricky part: The middle sounds like the ur in hurt, but it is spelt with ir. Thurst and therst are the usual slips.
Watch out for: thurst, therst
Memory tip: A teacher who talks all day needs a sip. Think 'Sir needs a sip', because sir carries the same two letters as thirst.
Example 1: Two glasses of lemonade took care of my thirst.
Example 2: The walk up the hill gave us a great thirst.
Example 3: Fresh coconut water is a tasty way to end your thirst.
A camel with a great thirst can drink well over 50 litres of water at one go.
Which of the following words does not rhyme with thirst?
a) waist
b) burst
c) first
d) worst
a) waist. Waist has a long ay sound, so it is the odd one out.
Add the correct option to the unfinished word to make a new word:
After the long race, every runner felt thirst____.
a) ee
b) ey
c) ie
d) y
d) y. One y turns the naming word into a describing word.
Choose the misspelt word/s in the given sentence:
A cold glass of milk took away Isla's thirts after the long walk to scool.
a) only scool
b) only thirts
c) thirts and scool
d) milk and walk
c) thirts and scool. Two words are wrong: two letters are swapped in one, and school has lost its h.
Which of the words cannot be made using the letters in the given word?
thirst
a) this
b) three
c) stir
d) shirt
b) three. Three needs two e's, and the given word has none at all.
1. What is the best thing to do about your thirst on a hot day?
a) run around the field
b) eat a dry biscuit
c) drink some water
d) wear a warm jumper
c) drink some water
2. Asha has a thirst for reading. What does this tell you about her?
a) She reads only when she is told.
b) She never opens a book at all.
c) She keeps a glass on each book.
d) She loves to read more and more.
d) She loves to read more and more.
willow, bluebell, dahlia, firefly, hollow, nanny, prune, shore
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