Enhance your child's language proficiency with the CREST International Spell Bee (Winter) Class 7 Sample Paper. Designed to challenge and engage, this sample paper focuses on refining spelling, expanding vocabulary, and improving overall English usage for Olympiad-level preparation.
What's Inside the Class 7 Spell Bee Winter Sample Paper?
Complex spelling challenges including etymology and uncommon word patterns
Exercises on idioms, phrasal verbs, and nuanced word meanings
Follows the actual exam pattern for better readiness
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Syllabus:
Section 1: Spell Bee Words for Class 7
There are a variety of questions based on the following word list and about 70%-80% of questions will come from this list. Different format of questions are available here . The words are alphabetically arranged.
A ardvark, abandon, abandonment, abate, abhorrent, abolish, absurd, absurdity, abundant, abusive, academician, accessible, accoutred, accumulative, acquittal, adherent, adhesive, adieu, admonish, admonishment, adroit, adventitious, adversary, aggravate, agnostic, alia, alibi, alleviate, alliance, amateur, angelic, angst, annihilate, anonymous, anthology, appealing, apprentice, archaeological, arduous, arduous, argument, arrogance, articulate, asceticism, assault, assertive, assessment, assurance, atheist, atrocious, attendant, audience, augment, aural, austere, authorised, autotroph, aweigh, B anquet, bashful, beguile, behest, belongingness, bemoan, benefactor, benevolence, benevolent, beseech, betterment, biennial, bona fide, bovine, brain haemorrhage, brainwash, break brochure, buzzard, C andid, canine, cardamom, caveat, censure, centennial, cessation, chaotic, charitable, chaste, chauffeur, chivalrous, chivalrous, chrysanthemum, cinnamon, circumspection, circumstances, clairvoyant, cleansing, coffers cohesion, collaboration, collapse, commitment, commotion, comparison, compensate, compensation, concealed, conceivable, conclusive, concur, concurrent, condensed, confession, configure, conflict, congenial, consideration, constituency, constriction, contemplation, contradict, counteract, counterbalance, coup d’état, coupe, cowardly, crass cupidity, D eath, debris, deception, deciduous, decompose, defamation, deference, defraud, de jure, delicacy, denial, denounce, deplete, deplorable, deployment, deprivation, derivative, despicable despise, destitute, detachment, development, dignified, dilated, dilemma, diminish, diminution, disagreement, disappointment, discord, discreet, discriminate, discriminating, disguise, disillusion, disinfect, dissuade, dogmatic, doldrums drain dredge, drip, duplicity, E arthbound, ecstatic, elephantine, elucidate, elucidate, elude, emaciated, embellish, embezzled, embezzlement, embolden, eminent, empathy, empirical, endeavour, endorse, endurance, energetic, enigma, enigmatic, enjoyable, enlighten, entail, entomology, equine, equivocal, eradicate, evacuation, even, evolve, exacerbate, exaltation, exceptional, exclude, exculpate, exemplary, exemption, exertion, exhilarate, exhort, expedite, expel, exponent, exquisite, extravagant, exuberant, eye-popping, eyewash, F aint, fait accompli, fanatic, fantastic, fastidious, faux, feline, fetch, flatterer, flattery, fluency, forbidden, formidable, fortitude, fragrant, frisk, frugality, futile, futility, G allantry, genesis, genre, geothermal, glittering, gloomy, grandeur, gratuitous, grave, grievance, grievous, grotesque, guaranteed, H alting, haphazard, hapless, harshness, hassle, haughtiness, haunches, heartfelt, heckler, hedonism, hermit, hesitate, hierarchy, honorary, hospitable, humiliate, hyperactive, hyperbole, hypercritical, hyperlink, hypersensitive, hypocrisy, I deal, idealist, idle, igneous, ignorance, illiterate, imminent, impairment, imperfect, impersonate, implementation, implicit, impolite, in toto, inclination, incoherent, incredulous, incumbent, indifference, indigenous, indistinct, indolent, indulgent, ineffable, inexperienced, infamous, inferno, inflammable, inflammation, inflatable, inhabitant, inhibition, insipid, insolvency, insurgent, intelligible, Inter intercede, Interim, intimidate, intolerance, intolerant, intravenous, intrepid, intricate, intrigued, intriguing, intrinsic, intruder, involvement, ipso facto, irksome, irresistible, J oviality, jubilation, juncture, K estrel, L aborious, lagoon, latent, lessen, lively, loquacious, luminous, M ala fide, malaise, malediction, malign, malignant, manicure, mankind, mannequin, maroon, maternity, mayhem, measurement, meditate, melancholy, methodical, microorganisms, minstrel, minuscule, miraculous, misappropriate, miscreant, misdeed, misery, misgiving, modus operandi, momentary, monstrous, moribund, multidimensional, munificent, murk, mythology, N arcissism, narcissus, neanderthal, necessitate, necessities, neglect, negligible, niggardly, nocturnal, nuance, nuisance, O bdurate, obliged, observance, obsessive, obstruction, ocular, offended, offender, offensive, ominous, omission, ornate, ornithology, osprey, outbound outcast, ovation, overwhelming, P alatable, panacea, panache, panicked, parable, paraglider, parallelogram, paramedic, paranoid, parasite, parsley, pastiche, paternity, pathology, paucity, penetrating, pensive, percussion, periphery, permeate, perquisite, persuade, pertinent, petrifying, petty, pheasant, pinnacle, pitiless, plain, platitude, plethora, plunderer, point politic, pomposity, ponderous, potent, praiseworthy, pre-loved, pre-owned, precedent, precise, precision, prejudiced, premature, prerequisite, pretence, pretentious, preventive, prima facie, pro proceedings, proclamation, proficiency, profound, profuse, prohibition, prolong, prominent, pronunciation, propensity, proponent, prosperity, provoke, prudence, Q uadrilateral, quasi, quell, quench, quid, quit, quo, quotient, R aison d’etre, rampage, rampart, random, raucous, ravage, raze, reality, realm, reasonable, rebellion, rebuke, recalcitrant, reckless, reckon, recluse, recognition, reconciliation, recruit, rectify, redundant, refurbish, reimburse, reiterate, rejoice, relegate, relieve, remonstrate, render, renunciation, replenish, replica, reprimand, reprisal, reproach, requisite, resonant, restive, restraint, resurrect, retaliate, retentive, reverence, revitalise, righteous, rigid, rogue, route rupture, rustic, ruthless, S alient, salutary, salvage, sanction, sanctity, sartorial, satiate, scarcity, scenario, scramble secularist, sedate, sedentary, sedition, sensibly, separation, serenity, shrill, shrink, simultaneous, sinister, slander, smug, soirée, solidarity, sombre, soothe, soothing, spacecraft, speculate, spiteful, squint, stagnant, stamina, stammering, stampede, status, stigma, stillness, stimulate, stint, stipulated, stomach-churning, stringent, Strudel, submission, subscription, subsidy, substance, subtle, successfully, succour, sufficient, sulky, sultry, superintendent, superstition, supple, supposedly, suppress, supreme, surplus, surreal, surroundings, sustain, swagger, swindle, T alisman, tamper, tantalising, tawdry, tedious, tenacity, tenure, terracotta, terrestrial, theology, threat, threshold, thrilling, throng, thunderbolt, topple, torrid, tranquil, transferring, transform, trapezoid, traumatic, traverse, trenched, trickery, trifling, trivial, troublesome, trudge, truthfulness, tumble, turgidity, tyranny, tête-à-tête, U ber-, ulterior, unadorned, unbeatable, unbecoming, unbridled, uncertainty, uncivilised, understanding, unearth, unexpected, unhealthy, unimportant, uninteresting, unison, unpleasant, unprecedented, unreasonable, unruly, unsorted, unsubstantial, untamed, unwise, utopia, V accination, vagabond, vague, vantage, vehement, venal, venerable, veneration, ventriloquist, veracity, verdant, versatile, viable, vice versa, vicinity, vindicate, vindication, vintage, vis-à-vis, visionary, vitiate, vivacious, vociferous, vogue, volatile, voluble, voluntary, vox pop, voyage, W aive, warmth, wavering, weatherproof, wield, withdrawn, wizard, Y earn, Z ucchini
Section 2
It's a Get, Set, Spell! section wherein students would be required to listen to audio and write the spellings of the word asked. The accent used in the audio files is Indian.
Upto 20%-30% of the questions may have words outside of the above list. For any improvements or suggestions, do write to us at info@crestolympiads.com .
Please note : All spelling for the test will follow British English conventions. The Oxford Learner's Dictionary
Sample Paper
Marking Scheme
Sample Questions
Q.1
Choose the correct sequence of the jumbled letters to form a meaningful word:
12345678
a) 67214835
b) 58361472
c) 24863571
d) 24716835
Q.2
How many meaningful words can you make by adding an 'o' to the following (without changing the order of the letters)?
scenari, fratrnity, obviusly, preparatry, igneus, temprry
a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 5
Q.3
Choose the correct prefix and suffix to make a meaningful word:
__ appear__
a) 1 and 5
b) 2 and 8
c) 3 and 7
d) 4 and 6
Q.4
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) wineyard
b) racquet
c) sensor
d) cygnet
Q.5
Choose the word that will fit in one of the blanks:
According to the dictionary, housework is the work _________ in taking care of a home and ______, for example _________ and cooking.
a) involved
b) completion
c) surrounding
d) laundery
Q.6
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) scull
b) soled
c) purl
d) peddal
Q.7
Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word:
para________
a) lysis
b) metre
c) lell
d) meadic
Q.8
Choose the meaning of the word that will be formed by adding ‘i’ and ‘a' to one of the following:
1. repl__n__sh
a) to tell somebody officially that you do not approve of them or their actions
b) the opinion that people have about what somebody/something is like, based on what has happened in the past
c) to make something full again by replacing what has been used
d) the act of rejecting physical pleasures, especially for religious reasons
Q.9
Identify the sentence/s with the correct use of the word in bold:
1. Currants are small dried black grapes, used especially in cakes.currents in the geography class today.
a) only 1
b) only 2
c) both are correct
d) neither 1 nor 2
Q.10
Match the words with their synonyms:
1. atrocious
a) 1-c, 2-b, 3-a
b) 1-c, 2-a, 3-b
c) 1-b, 2-c, 3-a
d) 1-a, 2-b, 3-c
Your Score: 0 /10
Answers to Sample Questions from CREST Olympiads:
Q.1 d Q.2 c Q.3 a Q.4 a Q.5 a Q.6 d Q.7 a Q.8 a Q.9 c Q.10 a
Answers to Sample Questions from CREST Olympiads:
Q.1 : d | Q.2 : c | Q.3 : a | Q.4 : a | Q.5 : a | Q.6 : d | Q.7 : a | Q.8 : a | Q.9 : c | Q.10 : a
