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Unit 3: Spelling the consonant sounds, part 2

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Unit 3: Spelling the consonant sounds, Part 2

Unit StartPage 1: IntroductionCourse Test: The /v/ sound: v or vePage 3: The /v/ sound: v or vePage 4: Spelling the qu wordsCourse Test: Homophones for qu wordsPage 6: Homophones for qu wordsCourse Test: Words ending with quePage 8: Words ending with queCourse Test: Homophones for que wordsPage 10: Homophones for que wordsUnit End

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Spelling the qu words

Study the words:

English spelling
 
query       equator       quiet       squabble       frequently       squander
conquest       quarry       liquid       squid       squadron       square
 
English spelling
English spelling English spelling

When you have finished studying the words click here to start the test.  

Type the whole word:
Which qu word means 'very often'?
Which qu word means 'defeat of an enemy'?
The imaginary line around the middle of the Earth.
A group of Air Force planes and pilots.
Petrol, beer and soup are all types of _______.
The opposite of noisy.
Which qu word means 'a small quarrel'?
This has four sides, all equal in length.
A place where rock or stone is mined.
Another word for 'inquiry'.
A fish similar to an octopus.
Which qu word means to 'waste'?


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