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LEVEL : III NATIONAL LEVEL
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DEAR STUDENT,Welcome to the Spell like a champion Contest. is associated with, Spellathon India & Samruddhi Foundation an NGO Who are in the field of Inspiring Young Minds. We take great pleasure in introducing you to the grand Spell like a champion Contest, Which will enhance the child’s confidence and enhance his team sprit we aim at developing the student all round i.e language competency , would take the lead. In a venture to expand newer horizons, we are pleased to organize this contest at various levels Inter School, State, And National . Kindly refer the details of the competition in the following pages, We are loking forward to your warm support in promoting Spell like a champion contest to a grand success.
Spell like a Champion
The main reason spelling is important is communication. Communication is a two-way process- understanding others and making yourself understood.
Why is Spelling Important?
If you are a confident speller, you will be able to read and understand written material easily and efficiently. Reading will probably be more fun, so you will read more. As a result, your reading, spelling and writing are likely to improve.
Understanding other people
If your writing is full of spelling mistakes, other people may find it hard to understand what you are trying to say. If a word is spelled incorrectly, they may struggle to work out which word you meant. If you are trying to persuade them to take your side in an argument, it may be more difficult to convince them. Poor spelling reduces the appeal and effectiveness of written work.
Making yourself understood
Do you think that your school is wasting your time teaching you how to spell? Do you think that it’s fine as long as your text messages can be read and your webchats can be understood? Do you think time spent learning spellings could be better used learning more interesting things? You are not alone. This has been much debated. Some people argue passionately to keep English spelling as it is. Others argue. Equally passionately. That the English language should move with the times. They say we should allow spellings to change according to how words are often spelled, rather than how they ought to be spelled.
The spelling debate
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ROUND - FILLING IN EACH BLANK WITH THE CORRECTED WORD
ROUND : VIIIDIOMS
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EXERCISE NO .1
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
The Alpha and Omega
To mind one’s Ps and Qs
To rise from the ranks
A feather in one’s cap
Beginning and end
To be accurate and precise
To rise to a heigh position
An achievement to be proud of
To live within one’s means
To bribe
To continue the work
To make all efforts to win
To act foolishly
To be completely baffled
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EXERCISE NO .2
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
Once in a blue moon
To take to one’s heels
To pay lip service to
To pay through the nose
To take the law into one’s hand
Between the devil and the deep sea
To meet one’s Waterloo
To be on the horns of a dilemma
To look for a needle in a haystack
To let the cat out of the bag
Rarely
To run away
To pretend to be loyal
To pay very dearly
To have a disregard for law and order
To be in a dilemma
To meet one’s-final defeat
To be in a fix
To seek what is impossible to find
To reveal a secret
TABLE 1.2 : IDIOMS/PHRASES
To cut one’s coat according to one’s cloth
To grease a person’s palm
To keep the ball rolling
To fight tooth and nail
To make an ass of oneself
To make neither head nor tail of anything
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EXERCISE NO .3
EXERCISE NO .4
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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
To wash one’s dirty linen in public
To be ill at ease
To be in hornet’s nest
Apple of discord
bell the cat
Beat about the bush
Bag and baggage
Come out of a bandbox
Know how many beans make five
Hit below the belt
To be on bad terms with somebody
To be in an unpleasant situation
Cause of dispute
Do the most dangerous job
Evade the issue
Completely
Be excessively well-dressed
To be well informed, to be intelligent
Fight unfairly
To discuss dirty and scandalous matters of personalnature in the presence of outsiders
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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
To kill two birds with one stone
Birthday suit
In cold blood
Sweep in the board
In the same boat
Bolt from the blue
Bone of contention
Make no bones
It dose not suit my book
In good or bad books
Achieve two aims with a single effort
Naked
Deliberately, without heat
Take everything
Similarly situated; like in a predicament
Unexpected calamity
Matter of dispute
Make no objections
It dosen’t fit my arrangements
In or out of favour
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EXERCISE NO .5
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
Draw the long bow
Two strings to bow
In the wrong box
Break new ground
Make a clean breast
Wear the breeches
Bring down the house
Bear the brunt
Take the bull by the horns
Burning the candle at both ends
Out of one’s proper place
Venture into an untried field
Confess, own up
Domination of the husband by the wife
Receive rapturous applause
Exaggerate
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EXERCISE NO .6
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
Take the cake
Not worth the candle
To feather one’s nest
To go against the grain
A thorn in flesh
A bird’s eye view
To cut no ice
To come off with flying colours
A bird in hand is worth two in the bush
To enjoy the lion’s share
To enjoy the major part
Carry off the honours
Not worth the expense involved
To care for self interest
To work against one’s liking
A cause of continual trouble
A general view
To have no effect
To achieve distinction
TABLE 1.2 : IDIOMS/PHRASES
Possessing a second way of attaining one’s object
Trying to do two opposite and exhausting things at the same time
Endure the greater part of a stress or burden
Attack danger boldly
One certainty is worth more than two prospective advantages
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EXERCISE NO .7
EXERCISE NO .8
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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
Sweat of one’s brow
To put one’s shoulder to the wheel
To have a jaundiced eye
To go with the tide
To read between lines
To wake up a sleeping dog
To see eye to eye
To carry coal to Newcastle
To fish in troubled waters
Blood is thicker than water
To disturb some person or condition capable of causing trouble
To agree
To do something that is unnecessary
To make most of a bad bargain
Kinship is stronger than friendship
To help oneself
To be prejudiced
To do as others do
Hard labour
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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
To put down in black and white
To put in the corner
To split hairs
Wm by a hair
To turn a hair
To get in someone’s hair
To step into another’s shoes
A snake in the grass
On the cards
Put the horse before the cart
To write down on paper
To punish
To make pretty and fine distinctions
To win by a narrow margin
To reveal discomfiture
To upset or annoy someone
To take another’s place
Unrecognized danger
Likely to happen
Reverse the natural order
ROUND - VII: IDIOMS/PHRASES
To understand the hidden meaning of the writer
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EXERCISE NO .9
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
To make castles in the air
Cat and dog life
Know chalk from the cheese
Take two bites at a cherry
Chip off the old block
Show a clean pair of heels
Clear the decks
Cock and bull story
To give the cold shoulder
Drive in to a corner
Prepare for action
Ridiculous story
Cut off all means of escape
Daydream
Life of constant discord
Be able to discriminate
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EXERCISE NO .10
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
Crocodile tears
The sword of Damocles
To have had one’s day
Dead men’s shows
Make a dead set at
show the white feather
Gone to the dogs
Down in the mouth
Sow dragon’s teeth
Allow the dust to settle
Attack with determination
Behave like a coward
Done for, ruined
Low spirited
Make a bad situation worse
Wait until the disturbance is well and truly over
Hypocritical tears
TABLE 1.2 : IDIOMS/PHRASES
Make two attempts where one should sufficeExemplifying the family characteristics,like his father
Escape
Impending evil, to be under severe mental pressure
To be past one’s prime
Await someone’s death with the expectancy of benefiting from it
Snub or behave indifferently towards a person
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EXERCISE NO .11
EXERCISE NO .12
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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
As sure as eggs is eggs
Make both ends meet
Fall to the ground
Play fast and loose
The fat is in the fire
Put a good face on thmatter
For good and all
Cut the Gordian knot
Goes without saying
Sour grapes
The mischief is out
Make the best of a bad job
Permanently
Solve a difficulty in summary fashion
Be self-evident
Disparaging what is beyond one’s reach
As sure as anything can be
Live within one’s budgeted income
Argument that is unfounded
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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
All is grist that comes in his mill
Without turning a hair
with a high hand
Wash hands off the matter
Out of harness
Make a hash of (something)
Aftermy own heart
With heart in (one’s) boots (or mouth)
Wear heart on (one’s) sleeve
He turns everything to his profit
Without any sign of discomfort
Arrogantly ,imperiously
Inseparable, on intimate terms
Have nothing to do with it
Retired, at leisure
Make a mess of it, do it badly
According to my views and tastes
Terrified, apprehensive, alarmed
Make public your private feelings
ROUND - VII: IDIOMS/PHRASES
Be inconsistent and unreliable in fulfilling obligations
To be in hand -and-glove (or hand-in-glove)
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EXERCISE NO .13
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
By hook or by crook
Bring a hornet’s nest about one’s ears
Reckon without (one’s) host
To eat a humble pie
To break the ice
Long innings
Ins and outs
Dwell in an ivory tower
Lay their heads together
At the eleventh hour
By one way or the other
Run in to trouble by being meddlesome
To look at a matter from one’s own point of view
Show oneself full of humility
Plan an enterprise jointly
just in time
Long spell of success
The minute particulars
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EXERCISE NO .14
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
ROUND VII : IDIOMS/PHRASES
To take the first step in breaking down cold reserve or prepare the way
Be detached from the everydaypreoccupations of mankind
Jack of all trades One who turns his hand to anything but excels in nothing
Keep body and soultogether Stay alive
Pretty kettel of fish Bad business
Lay by the heels Render harmless
Turn over a new leaf Make a fresh start
There is no love lost between them They dislike one another
Left in the lurch Abandoned, at a grave disadvantage
Land of milk and honey Land abounding in good things
To make mountains out of molehills Make trifling difficulties seem insuperable
Nail in (one’s) coffin Anything that tends to shorten life
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EXERCISE NO .11
EXERCISE NO .12
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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
From pillar to post
To be out of pocket
Born in the purple
Put down the shutters
Rain cats and dogs
Rank and file
Smell a rat
Red-letter day
With neither rhyme nor reason
Rule the roost
Hither and thither indiscriminately
ROUND - VII: IDIOMS/PHRASES
Hit the nail on the head
Pay through the nose
Led by the nose
It makes no odds
Pour oil on troubled wafers
Olive branch
Part and Parcel
Pay the piper
Cast pearls before a swine
Pig in a poke
Judge all right, say something exactly right
Pay an excessive or exorbitant price
Mislead,deceived
It makes no difference
Soothe strife, use tact and discretion
Emblem of peace
Essential portion
Defray the cost or bear the loss in an undertakingOffer good things to people incapable of appreciating them
Unexamined purchase
To lose money or to pay more than one’s share
Child of royal parents
To go out of business
Rain heavily
Common soldiers, hence followers
Detect something suspicious
Day of special consequence
Without any sense, useless
To be in control
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EXERCISE NO .13
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
Robbing Peter to pay Paul
By rule of the thumb
Not worth (one’s) salt
Another pair of shoes
step into another man’s shoes
Straight from the shoulder
Born with a silver spoon in mouth
At sixes and sevens
Throw up the spong
By experience, practical though rough
Inefficient, not worth one’s keep
Transferring a burden from one to another, benefitting one at the expense of another
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EXERCISE NO .14
IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING
TABLE 1.2 : IDIOMS/PHRASES
Square pegs in round holes People in the wrong jobs
Man of straw Without substance
Turn the tables Reverse the situation between twoperson or opponent
On the tip of (one’s) tongue Almost remembering but not quite
Blow (one’s) own trumpet Sing one’s own praise
Valley of the shadow of death Nearness to death, place of fear forthose poor in faith
Go to the wall Give way, be vanquished
Throw cold water on Discourage
Wheels within wheels Situation of extreme complexity
White elephant Something useless and expensive
Take with a grain of salt(or pinch of salt)
Different matter
Take over another’s position
With full force
Born in a wealthy family
In a state of confusion
Admit defeat
With considerable reservation,to accept grudgingly
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ROUND : VIII
FILLING IN EACH BLANK WITH
THE CORRECTED WORD
FROM THE LIST BELOW
Soldier, Cobbler, Author, Doctor, Florist,Waiter, Policeman, Mechanic, Dentist,
Warden, Clown, Tailor
ROUND : VIII - FILLING IN EACH BLANK WITH
THE CORRECTED WORD FROM THE LIST BELOW
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A................ mends shoes and boots.
The ................ served us our food.
I went to see the ............... because I had a toothache.
A ................. Works in a circus.
Who is the .............. of this book?
He bought a bouquet of roses from the ................
The ................ is cutting the cloth to make a shirt.
The ...............chased the thief.
The .............. is repairing my motrcycle.
The ................. served in the army for more than ten years.
Cobbler
Waiter
Dentist
Clown
Auther
Florist
Tailor
Policman
Mechanic
Solider
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Hawker, Warden, Cashier, Porter,Chef, Chauffeur, Plumber, Lawyer,Servant, Electrician, Grocer, Artist
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John and I ordered food from the ……………
The …………..sells many kinds of provisions in his shop.
The ………….has wan many cases in court.
At the hotel, the …………..carried my luggage to my room.
My sister works as a …………..in a bookstore.
We called a ……………to repair the leaking pipes.
Mr. lee employed a ………..to drive his big car.
This ………….has worked in different restaurants.
A …………..looks after a prison.
You do not have to be an ……………to change a light bulb.
Hawker
Grocer
Lawyer
Porter
cashier
plumber
Chauffeur
Chef
Warden
Electrician
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Hotel , Station, Harbor, Hangar,
Stadium, Igloo, Convent, Castle,
Factory, Farm, Clinic, Garage
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The football match was held at the ………………
He only rears chickens on his……………
A …………..is a place where things are manufactured
My mother works as a nurse in this
Nun live in a ………………..
Mrs. Brown parked the car in the ………..
Are there many tourists staying at this……………?
The enemy stormed into the ………..and captured the baron
The aeroplane was brought into the …………for repairs
The Eskimo built an………….using blocks of ice
Stadium
Farm
Factory
Clinic
Convent
Garage
Hotel
Castle
Hongar
Igloo
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Barracks, Stable, Igloo, Hive,
Caravan, Dairy, Gallery, Kindergarten,
Library, Reservoir, Mint, University
Milk is made into butter and cheese in a ………………
The bees are flying out of the …………….
A gypsy moves from place to place in his ………………
Coins are made in a …………..
We brought the horses out when the ……………caught life.
She is studying at the …………..to become a lawyer.
The soldiers ran out of the ……………when they heard the sirens.
Fishing and swimming are not permitted in the……………
There is a large selection of paintings at the…………….
The men are building an ……………using blocks of ice
.Dairy
Hive
Caravan
Mint
Stable
University
Barracks
Reservoir
Gallery
Igloo
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Den, Lair, Aquarium, Aviary, Orchard,
Brewery, Cemetery, Cinema, Laundry,
Prison, Harbour, Kindergarten
A ………….is a school for young children.
The hunters followed the wounded lion to its………………
Mr. Nelson owns an apple ………………in Australia
Many ships at the ……………were destroyed by the enemy planes.
The dogs managed to trap the fox in its ………………..
Please send these dirty clothes to the …………………….
In which …………….. is this movie being shown.
At the ………………. We were shown how beer is brewed.
I went past the …….and saw many graves.
An ………………is a place where birds are kept.
Kindergarten
Den
Orchard
Harbour
Lair
Laundry
Cinema
Brewery
Cemetery
Aviary
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First, Four, Young, Old,
Some, A lot of, Any, More,
Eight, Rich, Large ,
Amit is a …….man.
The elephant has a …………….trunk.
Sumita has …………. Balloons.
Mona is ………………. But Mr. Paul is ………
There is ……………..water in the jug.
That man has ………………. Money.
She did not eat ……………….rice.
Mona needs………………..milk
A spider has ……………legs.
Mrs.Indira Gandhi was India's ……….woman prime Minister.
A lot of
Any
More
Eight
First
Rich
Large
Four
Young, Old
Some
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Pandit, Jawaharlal, Nehru, Monday, December,
January, Mount Everest, Diwali , Himalayas,
Ganga , India, Delhi, Agra,
………….is a great Country.
…………..is the capital of India
……………… is famous for the Taj Mahal.
………………………………Was the first Prime Minister of India.
………………….. is the first day of the week.
………………..and ……………….are very cold months of the year
……………………. Is the highest mountain top in the world.
The………………. Is a famous mountain range.
The …………………..is a holy river of India.
………………is a festival of lights.
December , January
Mount Everest
Himalayas
Ganga
Diwali
India
Delhi
Agra
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Monday
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Insects, Vegetables, Continents, Letters, Hobbies,
Cereals, Languages, Precious, Stones, Samily,
Footwear, Poultry, Occupations
Chicken , duck , goose, turkey : ……………………..
Rice , wheat, barley, corn : ………………
English , malay, mandarin, tamil : ………….
Shoes, slippers, boots, sandals : ………………..
Ant, housefly, beetle : ………………
Asia ,Europe, Africa, Australia : ………………
Doctor, Lawyer, dentist, butcher : ……………
Ruby, Diamond, Emerald : ……….
Celery , carrot, cucumber : ……….
Fishing, reading, stamp collecting : ………….
Poultry
Cereals
Languages
Footwear
Insects
Continents
Occupations
Precious stones
Vegetables
Hobbies
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Planets, Utensils, Weapons, Fruits, Jewellery,
Cities, Tools, Names, Furniture, Cutlery
Animals, Stationery
Guns, daggers, spears, rifles : …………………..
Rome, paris, Bangkok, Jakarta : ……………………
Bears, tigers, lions, deer : ……………………
Earth, venus, mars, Saturn : …………………..
Peter,francis, roy, andy : ………………..
Rings, bangles, necklaces, earrings : ………………
Pots, pans, woks, kettles : ………………..
Chairs, tables, cupboards, stools : ………………
Apples, pears, oranges, bananas : ………………
Hammers, pliers, saws, screwdrivers : …………….
Weapons
Cities
Animals
Planets
Names
Jewellery
Utensils
Furniture
Fruits
Tools
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Put out, Cut down, Left out, Turn off, Switch off
Handed in, Keep off, Put away, Turn up, Went with,
Pointed out, Turned down,
The gardener told the children to …………..the grass.
Several items were ………..and missing from the list.
I …………… my sister to the picnic
Please …………..the tap after using it
The firemen took more than an hour to …………..the fire.
Please don't forget to …………..the lights when you leave the room.
The students ………….. their homework to the teacher.
Did you ………….for football practice yesterday.
The teacher ………..my spelling mistakes to me.
the little boy's mother told him to ………..his toys.
Keep off
Left out
Went with
Turn off
Put out
Switch off
Handed in
Turn up
Pointed out
Put away
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WRONG METHODWRONG METHODS CORRECT METHOD
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A U T H A D V E A S E M P
A D V P A Q M D U O G O O
S E V B V E N G T M A F L
M R S E Z Z U B H I L F I
F O X A R T R U O T L E T
G M V D N T T R R T E N C
N I C A I L I E F E R C A
I T N V B P Y S G V Y E L
E T J E C L K A E Q P E X
C E K R E P E V L M Q D V
E D L B U R E A U G E F E
A S F G J K E Q R H R N W
B U S I N E S S F L P L T
ROUND-I: QUICK WORD SEARCH Marks - 10
ROUND-III: SPELLING TEST
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A B C D
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ROUND-II: MATCH THE WORDS WITH MEANING
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A B C D E F G H I J
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ROUND-IV : GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
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A B C DMarks - 10
ROUND-V : IDIOMS & PHRASES
Marks - 10
ROUND-VII: JUMBAL TUMBLEMarks - 10
Marks - 10
ROUND-VIII: PASSAGE REWRITE YOUR GOOD HANDWRITING.
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Marks - 10
ROUND : VI - FILLING IN EACH BLANK WITH THE CORRECTED WORD
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