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Sheet: Test B

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SPELLING TEST (FORM B)
1 | IN | Come IN to the classroom. Write IN.
2 | TOP | Touch the TOP of your head. Write TOP.
3 | CAN | CAN you help me please? Write CAN.
4 | PET | This dog is my PET. Write PET.
5 | BUS | I take the number 7 BUS to school. Write BUS.
6 | DIG | I can DIG a hole in the sand. Write DIG.
7 | FED | We FED the animals at the zoo. Write FED.
8 | MEN | The MEN are painting the house. Write MEN.
9 | BE | You can BE the next leader. Write BE.
10 | TO | I must send this TO my friend. Write TO.
11 | BY | Please come home BY five o'clock. Write BY.
12 | NO | NO, you may not stay out later. Write NO.
13 | WAS | I WAS home early today. Write WAS.
14 | SON | This mother gave her SON a present. Write SON.
15 | FLAG | The [NAME] was blowing in the wind. Write FLAG.
16 | TRIP | Don't TRIP over the books on the floor. Write TRIP.
17 | STOP | The car must STOP at the red light. Write STOP.
18 | SKIN | Our bodies are covered in SKIN. Write SKIN.
19 | COST | How much will the ticket COST? Write COST.
20 | THANK | THANK you for your help. Write THANK.
21 | NEED | I NEED more time to finish this work. Write NEED.
22 | HOOK | My fishing line has a new HOOK. Write HOOK.
23 | PART | I will walk with you PART of the way home. Write PART.
24 | FOUR | We will catch the bus at FOUR o'clock. Write FOUR.
25 | OUR | This will be OUR last chance to win. Write OUR.
26 | THEY | THEY are not going to beat us. Write THEY.
27 | HEAR | Can you HEAR the noise of the traffic? Write HEAR.
28 | FARE | How much is the bus FARE to your home? Write FARE.
29 | GATE | Please close the GATE when you go out. Write GATE.
30 | CLOUD | There is a dark CLOUD in the sky. Write CLOUD.
31 | AIR | Let's go outside and get some fresh AIR. Write AIR.
32 | TIGHT | I can't put on this belt; it is too TIGHT. Write TIGHT.
33 | CRIED | The film was so sad, I almost CRIED. Write CRIED.
34 | NONE | NONE of you are likely to fail any tests. Write NONE.
35 | ASK | We must ASK permission to do this. Write ASK.
36 | TREAT | The party was arranged as a special TREAT. Write TREAT.
37 | SURF | There is no SURF today; the sea is calm. Write SURF.
38 | WORLD | Here is a map of the WORLD. Write WORLD.
39 | DANCER | My sister is a good ballet DANCER. DANCER.
40 | UNUSUAL | Your shoes are an UNUSUAL colour. UNUSUAL.
41 | QUALITY | The photocopier needs high QUALITY. QUALITY.
42 | FURNITURE | I don't like modern style FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
43 | RELIABLE | You can trust her, she's very RELIABLE. RELIABLE.
44 | FASHION | The model wore a dress of the latest FASHION. FASHION.
45 | LAUGHTER | The sound of LAUGHTER makes me happy. LAUGHTER.
46 | THOUGHTFUL | It was THOUGHTFUL of you to help. THOUGHTFUL.
47 | ENCOURAGE | Good marks will ENCOURAGE you. ENCOURAGE.
48 | EFFICIENT | The cleaner is hardworking and EFFICIENT.
49 | PURPOSE | What is the PURPOSE of the visit?
50 | CURIOUS | I was CURIOUS to know the reason.
51 | ACCEPTABLE | Your gift is very ACCEPTABLE.
52 | EQUIPMENT | The builders moved their EQUIPMENT.
53 | [NAME] | I was chosen to sing in the school CHOIR.
54 | CHEMICALLY | The two substances were analysed CHEMICALLY.
55 | NEIGHBOUR | I often smile and speak to my NEIGHBOUR.
56 | NOCTURNAL | A NOCTURNAL animal comes out at night.
57 | ASSESSMENT | We use examinations as one form of ASSESSMENT.
58 | ADOLESCENCE | [NAME] is the period between age thirteen to adulthood.
59 | CASUALTY | The driver of the wrecked car was the only CASUALTY.
60 | CATALOGUE | You can check the price and details in the CATALOGUE.
61 | BOULDER | A large BOULDER and some smaller rocks blocked their path.
62 | EXEMPLARY | She gave an EXEMPLARY performance in the debate.
63 | MAGNIFICENT | The queen looked MAGNIFICENT in her robes.
64 | SUBSTITUTE | The team decided to use the SUBSTITUTE player.
65 | MAINTENANCE | A motorcycle needs regular [NAME].
66 | DISGUISE | He did not want to be recognised so he put on a DISGUISE.
67 | PROPRIETOR | The owner of a business is called the PROPRIETOR.
68 | VACCINATION | To prevent catching this disease you need a VACCINATION.
69 | EXCRUCIATING | The injury to her knee caused EXCRUCIATING pain.
70 | KALEIDOSCOPE | A KALEIDOSCOPE is an instrument that makes patterns of light with coloured glass.