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Spelling List 'IrIHIlE ~lI\VIE ~§II 'II'W CIT> IF 'Ir IE .TI.£.b) JP'ID'm JI.]I(C.A'Fil CON No. 7020 October 15, 1970 SPELLING LIST SPELLING CONTEST 1971-1972 SCHOOL YEAR BUREAU OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SERVICE DIVISION OF EXTENSION · THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY TWICE A MONTH. SECOND-CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT AUSTIN, TEXAS Foreword TIUS BULLETIN contains three lists, each of which is a source of words for the League spelling and plain writing contests in its respective division. These words have been selected to supplement the state-adopted texts, grades five through eight, inclusive. Few words in the lists are found in any of the spelling texts. Pupils are required to spell only the words in Roman type, or only one of alternate spellings which, if equally acceptable, are in Roman type. Explan­ atory words and phrases in Italics are given to assist the pronouncer to dis­ tinguish between words having the same or similar sound and are not to be written by the contestant. Guide lines have been inserted after each group of words, for the con­ venience of the student and the teacher. An asterisk ( *) indicates that the dictionary should possibly be consulted for pronunciation or definition. Should any misprints or other errors be found in the list, the teacher should report them to the State Office at once. This will be doing the League a real service, as such errors are reported in the Official Notices column of the LEAGUER. This is not only a spelling but a "plain writing" contest. More papers are rejected by the State Grading Committee because of illegible writing than because of incorrect spelling. "Plain writing" is a vital part of the contest. The special circular entitled "Writing Errors" contains many illustrations of malformed or illegible letters and examples of well-formed letters. It is available for $.10. The latest (Third) edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary is the authority for all spellings. '11'd. ~-··-·,....._..,,. DIRECTOR Prices This bulletin is sold at 10 cents per copy; 75 cents per dozen; $5.00 per hundred. No League bulletins are sent C.O.D. Stamps are not accepted in payment for the lists. For additional copies of this bulletin address University Interscholastic League Box 8028, University Station Austin, Texas 78712 Copyright, 1971 by the Board of Regents of The University of Texas Statement on Equal Educational Opportunity With respect to the admission and education of students, with respect to the availability of student loans, grants, scholarships, and job opportunities, with re· spect to the employment and promotion of teaching and nonteaching personnel, with respect to the student and faculty activities conducted on premises owned or occupied by the University, and with respect to student and faculty housing situ· ated on premises owned or occupied by the University, The University of Texas at Austin shall not discriminate either in favor of or against any person on ac· count of his or her race, creed, color, or national origin. 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