Sounds DGE Quiz

What is this? lodge loge jam What is this? Jacket Jump Fudge What is this? Food Fridge frige What is this? lodge jellyfish jam What is this? brige Bridge House What is this? smuge sludge smudge What is this? sludge sluge budge What is this? hedge edge ege What is this? dodge doge wood What is this? hege hedge sludge What is this? judge jog juge What is this? judge pledge pedge Complete the following with the correct words. 1. A judge is a person who sits in the courtroom and listens to determine if people are innocent or guilty.2. If you pledge something you promise to do it.3. A hedge is a big group of bushes put together.4. A lodge is a big house, usually made of wood.5. To smudge something is to make it messy and unclean.6. The edge is the farthest part you can go before there is not anything there anymore.7. A fridge is a place to keep your food cold.8. Sludge is mud or dirt that is wet and very dirty.9. If you dodge something you are not hit by it.10. Fudge is a sweet kind of dessert made with lots of sugar.11. A bridge connects to places on opposite sides. It is often built over a river or canyon. Use the vocabulary words correctly in the sentences below. 1. There are big green bushes all in a room in front of the house. It is a big hedge that blocks the house.2. The girl says the pledge of allegiance on the announcements in the morning.3. Hot fudge on ice cream is really delicious.4. There is a lot of dirty, messy gross sludge under the highway.5. There is a big bridge I like to drive over because I can look at the big river underneath it.6. Everytime Jefferson throws an eraser at me I dodge it.7. I am really hungry. I look in my fridge for something to eat.8. I like to sit on the edge of a high cliff and feel the wind push against me.9. There is a lodge by a lake that people like to stay at for vacations.10. The women put their hands on their faces and accidently smudge their make up.11. I think that Sergio would be a good judge because he listens to others and would be fair when he decided if they were innocent or guilty.