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Study the word list: 5 letter words ending in ck

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Black 		A zebra has black and white stripes.
check American English spelling 		Check that the car is locked.
crack 		That glass has a crack in it. *
flock 		Tourists flock to see the pyramids in Egypt.
stuck 		The swan and her cygnets got stuck in the swamp.
trick 		It was a horrid trick to play on anyone. *
chick 		The little chicks went 'cheep, cheep'.
click 		Click B to change the text to bold.
knock 		Knock hard to wake me up.
shock 		The loud bang gave us a shock.
smack 		I never smack my children.
stack 		Stack your trays neatly on the trolley please. *
wreck 		There is a rusty old wreck on the reef.
brick 		I picked up the first brick to build my wall. *
clock 		In the corner stood a cuckoo clock.
stick 		My dog likes to run after a stick.
thick 		The bear has thick fur.
flick 		The horse flicks its tail; to keep away flies. *

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