The document provides guidelines for a 7th grade spelling bee competition, including details about registration, conduct, procedures, word lists, and rules. It explains that the competition will have two phases - an elimination round with three sub-rounds of easy, average, and difficult words, and a final round where the remaining students spell words orally. It provides sample words and sentences for each round.
The document provides guidelines for a 7th grade spelling bee competition, including details about registration, conduct, procedures, word lists, and rules. It explains that the competition will have two phases - an elimination round with three sub-rounds of easy, average, and difficult words, and a final round where the remaining students spell words orally. It provides sample words and sentences for each round.
The document provides guidelines for a 7th grade spelling bee competition, including details about registration, conduct, procedures, word lists, and rules. It explains that the competition will have two phases - an elimination round with three sub-rounds of easy, average, and difficult words, and a final round where the remaining students spell words orally. It provides sample words and sentences for each round.
All contestants have to be in the designated venue on and before 1:00
p.m. Attendance checking of the participants will start at 1:00 p.m. Conduct Code
The participants and spectators are expected to display politeness,
courteousness, patience, respect towards others, honesty and good sportsmanship during the Spelling Bee competition. Spelling Bee Procedure There are two (2) phases of the Spelling Bee Competition: Elimination Round and Final Round. I. Elimination Round 1. Participants will be provided with pentel pens and writing sheets during this phase. The monitor will collect the writing sheets after the Arbitrator checks the spelling of every contestant. 2.There will be three sub rounds: easy, average and difficult. 3. There will be 10 words to be given for each sub rounds by the Bee Master. 4. The Bee Master will pronounce each word twice and give an aid to word identification. Countdown will start after the word has been pronounced the second time by the Bee Master 5. Contestants will be given a maximum of 20 seconds to simultaneously write the word on the writing sheet provided. 6. Should a participant wish to change the spelling that he/she has written down, the first one should be crossed out with one horizontal line and the new and final spelling, be written clearly above the crossed-out word. A participant is allowed to change his/her answer within the time allotted for a particular word. 7. Those who spelled seven (7) to ten (10) words correctly will continue in the Bee, while those who correctly spelled only six (6) words and below will be eliminated from the round.
II. Final Round
1. When participants are reduced to ten (10), participants will not be allowed to write the word upon spelling it but he/she has to spell it orally. Every round, each contestant will pick up his/her own word to be spelled among the rolled papers provided and give it to the Bee Master 2. The Bee Master will pronounce the word, identify the part of speech and use it in a sentence or use it in a sentence. 3. The contestant, in 30 second-time, will then pronounce the word, spell the word, and pronounce the word again. 4. The Head Judge will have the responsibility for stopping the student if he/she fails to pronounce the word. 5. The participant must: Pronounce the word before the spelling Look at the Bee Master when spelling the word Pronounce the word again after the word is spelled Speak clearly and loudly 6. If the student still begins to spell without pronouncing the word, he/she will be disqualified from the contest. 7. The participant shall have 10 seconds from the time he/she pronounces the word until he/she must begin spelling the word. 8. Once the participant begins spelling the word, he/she will have 20 seconds remaining time to complete the spelling of the word. 9. Having started to spell a word, a student may stop and start over, retracing the spelling from the beginning. However, in the retracing, there can be no change of letters and their sequence from those first pronounced. If any letter and/or their sequence are changed in the respelling, the speller will be disqualified. 10. When a participant misspells a word, he/she immediately drops out of the contest. The pattern will continue until one of the contestants is declared the champion. Caution
No talking will be allowed among participants or between participants
and the members of the audience. If a participant receives assistance from anyone in the audience, he/she will be disqualified. The audience is also requested to remain seated until a break is offered in order to avoid confusion for the participant.
Seventh Grade Spelling List Example Sentence: A selfless
Easy Round desire to help others is the 1. Rampage quintessence of the virtue of 2. Siege charity. 3. Itinerant 2. Bereavement- n. the state of 4. Voyage being sad because a family 5. Fiasco member or friend has recently 6. Abbey died. 7. Famine Example Sentence: In any case, 8. Chastise sadness and loss of interest 9. Chaperone and drive during periods of 10. Ghetto bereavement are expected and Average Round normal. 1. Liaison 3. Doyenne- n. a woman who has 2. Obtrusive a lot of experience in or 3. Pacemaker knowledge about a particular 4. Resurgence 5. Sequel profession, subject, etc. 6. Thespian Example Sentence: The 7. Sonnet doyenne of the fashion 8. Schism industry. 9. Echelon 4. Euphony- n. a harmonious 10. Orthodox succession of words having a Difficult Round pleasing sound 1. Assonance Example Sentence: Our chants 2. Beatitude filled the meditation room with 3. Chauvinistic a relaxing euphony. 4. Delinquency 5. Mademoiselle- n. an unmarried 5. Entourage French girl or woman used as 6. Holocaust a title equivalent to Miss for an 7. Mnemonic unmarried woman not of 8. Connoisseur English-speaking nationality 9. Ambiguity Example Sentence: Give my 10. Obsequious respects and my compliments Final Round to Mademoiselle Belle. 1. Quintessential- n. the essence 6. Pirouette- n. a full turn on the of a thing in its purest and most front of one foot in ballet concentrated form. Example Sentence: The elegant performance helped the team pirouettes of the prima to a surprise victory. ballerina. 14. Conglomerate- n. a 7. Evanescent- adj. lasting a very number of different things or short time parts that are put or grouped Example Sentence: A beauty together to form a whole but that is as evanescent as a remain distinct entities. rainbow Example Sentence: The Earth is 8. Plausible- adj. possibly true: a specialized conglomerate of believable or realistic organisms. Example Sentence: It's a 15. Assiduous- adj. showing plausible explanation for the great care and perseverance. demise of that prehistoric Example Sentence: She was species assiduous in pointing out every 9. Vacillate- v. to repeatedly feature. change your opinions or desires 16. Arabesque- n. a form of Example Sentence: She has artistic decoration consisting of vacillated on this issue. "surface decorations based on 10. Witticism- n. a clever or rhythmic linear patterns of funny remark scrolling and interlacing foliage. Example Sentence: He is best Example Sentence: The roof remembered for his biting and walls are covered with witticisms arabesques. 11. Lieutenancy- n. the office, 17. Delinquency- n. neglect rank, or commission of a of one's duty. lieutenant Example Sentence: He relayed Example Sentence: He was this in such a manner as to compelled to retire from office imply grave delinquency on the and from lord lieutenancy of laborer's part. Yorkshire. 18. Chancellor- n. a political 12. Metamorphosis- n. a leader, a senior state or legal major change in the official, or the head of a appearance or character of university. someone or something Example Sentence: The Example Sentence: We have successful assumption of watched her metamorphosis impartial jurisdiction by the from a shy schoolgirl into a self- chancellor caused similar confident businesswoman. pretensions to be made by 13. Transcendent- adj. going other officers and courts. beyond the limits of ordinary 19. Eviscerate- v. To remove experience the entrails of; or to take away Example Sentence: The star a vital or essential part player's transcendent Example Sentence: The goat 13. Breathtaking had been skinned and neatly 14. Canny eviscerated. 15. Captivating 20. Caesura- n. any 16. Charming interruption or break. 17. Classy Example Sentence: An 18. Clever unaccountable caesura: no 19. Cool deaths were reported in the 20. Crafty newspapers. 21. Creative 22. Cultured 23. Cunning 24. Dainty 25. Dazzling 26. Decorative 27. Demiurgic 28. Delicate 29. Delightful 30. Dramatic 31. Elegant 32. Engaging 33. Exquisite 34. Fancy 35. Fascinating 36. Fashionable 37. Fine 38. Gifted 39. Glamorous 40. Gorgeous 41. Ideal 42. Imaginative 43. Ingenious 44. Innovative List of Adjectives for Students 45. Intelligent Creativity 46. Inventive 1. Admirable 47. Leading-edge 2. Adorning 48. Lofty 3. Aesthetic 49. Lovely 4. Amusing 50. Magnificent 5. Appealing 51. Marvelous 6. Artistic 52. Original 7. Artful 53. Ornamental 8. Attractive 54. Picturesque 9. Awesome 55. Pleasing 10. Awe-inspiring 56. Pretty 11. Beautiful 57. Productive 12. Beckoning 58. Prolific 59. Quaint 68. Sublime 60. Ravishing 69. Tantalizing 61. Recherche 70. Visionary 62. Resourceful 71. Well-formed 63. Skillful 72. Wonderful 64. Splendid 65. Superb 66. Stunning 67. Stylish