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Missing Letters Quiz: Words Starting with A

Play a free missing-letters quiz with 72 words. Each word has one or more letters missing — read the pattern, pick the word that completes it correctly, and watch the gap fill in. Every full word starts with A.

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Complete the Word – Words That Start with A

Every question shows a word with a gap where letters are missing, and the full word begins with A. For example, you might complete ap_le or a_ple. All 72 questions are on this page, so you can scroll, answer and watch your score grow without opening a new page each time.

How to Play the A Missing Letters Quiz

  1. Look at the word with the gap — the full word starts with A.
  2. Read the letters before and after the gap, then choose the option (A, B, C or D) that completes the word.
  3. You see green for correct and red for wrong, the gap fills with the missing letters, and a note shows the full word.
  4. The sticky bar keeps your score and progress in view while you scroll through all 72 questions.
  5. Finish the last question to see your level, then reset and try to beat your best score.
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Missing Letters Quiz A – Set 1 Questions 1–10

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Question 1 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ap?le

The completed word is apple — the missing letter is p.

Question 2 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?ple

The completed word is ample — the missing letter is m.

Question 3 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word an?hor

The completed word is anchor — the missing letter is c.

Question 4 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word an?el

The completed word is angel — the missing letter is g.

Question 5 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word an?ry

The completed word is angry — the missing letter is g.

Question 6 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ani?al

The completed word is animal — the missing letter is m.

Question 7 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word an?le

The completed word is ankle — the missing letter is k.

Question 8 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ac?rn

The completed word is acorn — the missing letter is o.

Question 9 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?re

The completed word is acre — the missing letter is c.

Question 10 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ac?or

The completed word is actor — the missing letter is t.

Missing Letters Quiz A – Set 2 Questions 11–20

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Question 11 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ada?t

The completed word is adapt — the missing letter is p.

Question 12 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word admi?e

The completed word is admire — the missing letter is r.

Question 13 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ad?it

The completed word is admit — the missing letter is m.

Question 14 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ado?t

The completed word is adopt — the missing letter is p.

Question 15 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word adu?t

The completed word is adult — the missing letter is l.

Question 16 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word adv?nce

The completed word is advance — the missing letter is a.

Question 17 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word advent?re

The completed word is adventure — the missing letter is u.

Question 18 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word affa?r

The completed word is affair — the missing letter is i.

Question 19 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word afra?d

The completed word is afraid — the missing letter is i.

Question 20 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word after?oon

The completed word is afternoon — the missing letter is n.

Missing Letters Quiz A – Set 3 Questions 21–30

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Question 21 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word aga?n

The completed word is again — the missing letter is i.

Question 22 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?e

The completed word is age — the missing letter is g.

Question 23 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ag?nt

The completed word is agent — the missing letter is e.

Question 24 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word agr?e

The completed word is agree — the missing letter is e.

Question 25 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ahe?d

The completed word is ahead — the missing letter is a.

Question 26 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?d

The completed word is aid — the missing letter is i.

Question 27 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?m

The completed word is aim — the missing letter is i.

Question 28 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?r

The completed word is air — the missing letter is i.

Question 29 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ala?m

The completed word is alarm — the missing letter is r.

Question 30 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word alb?m

The completed word is album — the missing letter is u.

Missing Letters Quiz A – Set 4 Questions 31–40

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Question 31 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word all?y

The completed word is alley — the missing letter is e.

Question 32 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word alpha?et

The completed word is alphabet — the missing letter is b.

Question 33 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word al?o

The completed word is also — the missing letter is s.

Question 34 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word al?ays

The completed word is always — the missing letter is w.

Question 35 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word am?er

The completed word is amber — the missing letter is b.

Question 36 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ambi?ion

The completed word is ambition — the missing letter is t.

Question 37 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word amo?nt

The completed word is amount — the missing letter is u.

Question 38 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word am?se

The completed word is amuse — the missing letter is u.

Question 39 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word anc?ent

The completed word is ancient — the missing letter is i.

Question 40 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word an?er

The completed word is anger — the missing letter is g.

Missing Letters Quiz A – Set 5 Questions 41–50

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Question 41 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ang?e

The completed word is angle — the missing letter is l.

Question 42 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ans?er

The completed word is answer — the missing letter is w.

Question 43 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?t

The completed word is ant — the missing letter is n.

Question 44 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ante?na

The completed word is antenna — the missing letter is n.

Question 45 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ap?ly

The completed word is apply — the missing letter is p.

Question 46 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word approa?h

The completed word is approach — the missing letter is c.

Question 47 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?ch

The completed word is arch — the missing letter is r.

Question 48 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word arc?er

The completed word is archer — the missing letter is h.

Question 49 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ar?a

The completed word is area — the missing letter is e.

Question 50 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ar?ue

The completed word is argue — the missing letter is g.

Missing Letters Quiz A – Set 6 Questions 51–60

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Question 51 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ar?y

The completed word is army — the missing letter is m.

Question 52 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word arou?d

The completed word is around — the missing letter is n.

Question 53 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ar?ow

The completed word is arrow — the missing letter is r.

Question 54 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word arti?t

The completed word is artist — the missing letter is s.

Question 55 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?h

The completed word is ash — the missing letter is s.

Question 56 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word as?de

The completed word is aside — the missing letter is i.

Question 57 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?k

The completed word is ask — the missing letter is s.

Question 58 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word asl?ep

The completed word is asleep — the missing letter is e.

Question 59 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word aspi?in

The completed word is aspirin — the missing letter is r.

Question 60 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?om

The completed word is atom — the missing letter is t.

Missing Letters Quiz A – Set 7 Questions 61–70

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Question 61 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word att?ck

The completed word is attack — the missing letter is a.

Question 62 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word atte?pt

The completed word is attempt — the missing letter is m.

Question 63 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word atten?

The completed word is attend — the missing letter is d.

Question 64 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?nt

The completed word is aunt — the missing letter is u.

Question 65 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word autu?n

The completed word is autumn — the missing letter is m.

Question 66 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ave?ue

The completed word is avenue — the missing letter is n.

Question 67 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word av?rage

The completed word is average — the missing letter is e.

Question 68 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word avoca?o

The completed word is avocado — the missing letter is d.

Question 69 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word awa?e

The completed word is awake — the missing letter is k.

Question 70 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word a?ard

The completed word is award — the missing letter is w.

Missing Letters Quiz A – Set 8 Questions 71–72

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Question 71 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word aw?y

The completed word is away — the missing letter is a.

Question 72 of 72 Missing letters

Complete the word ax?

The completed word is axe — the missing letter is e.

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Words Starting with A – Answer Key

Use this list to check your answers and to revise. It shows all 72 words from the quiz, each with its gap and the missing letters, plus the completed word. Cover the right-hand columns, read each masked word aloud, and see whether the missing letters come to you before you check.

Masked words starting with A and their missing letters
#The WordMissing LettersFull Word
1 ap_le p apple
2 a_ple m ample
3 an_hor c anchor
4 an_el g angel
5 an_ry g angry
6 ani_al m animal
7 an_le k ankle
8 ac_rn o acorn
9 a_re c acre
10 ac_or t actor
11 ada_t p adapt
12 admi_e r admire
13 ad_it m admit
14 ado_t p adopt
15 adu_t l adult
16 adv_nce a advance
17 advent_re u adventure
18 affa_r i affair
19 afra_d i afraid
20 after_oon n afternoon
21 aga_n i again
22 a_e g age
23 ag_nt e agent
24 agr_e e agree
25 ahe_d a ahead
26 a_d i aid
27 a_m i aim
28 a_r i air
29 ala_m r alarm
30 alb_m u album
31 all_y e alley
32 alpha_et b alphabet
33 al_o s also
34 al_ays w always
35 am_er b amber
36 ambi_ion t ambition
37 amo_nt u amount
38 am_se u amuse
39 anc_ent i ancient
40 an_er g anger
41 ang_e l angle
42 ans_er w answer
43 a_t n ant
44 ante_na n antenna
45 ap_ly p apply
46 approa_h c approach
47 a_ch r arch
48 arc_er h archer
49 ar_a e area
50 ar_ue g argue
51 ar_y m army
52 arou_d n around
53 ar_ow r arrow
54 arti_t s artist
55 a_h s ash
56 as_de i aside
57 a_k s ask
58 asl_ep e asleep
59 aspi_in r aspirin
60 a_om t atom
61 att_ck a attack
62 atte_pt m attempt
63 atten_ d attend
64 a_nt u aunt
65 autu_n m autumn
66 ave_ue n avenue
67 av_rage e average
68 avoca_o d avocado
69 awa_e k awake
70 a_ard w award
71 aw_y a away
72 ax_ e axe

Important Words That Start with A

Spelling a word is knowing it twice — once by sound and once by sight. Completing words with missing letters forces you to picture the whole word in your mind, letter by letter, which is exactly the skill strong spellers use. This quiz focuses on useful words starting with A — words like apple, ample, anchor, angel, angry, animal — covering everyday objects, actions, places and ideas.

Everyday words

Many A words are things you meet at home and in the street. Completing them trains your eyes to spot the shape of a word instantly, without sounding it out letter by letter.

School words

Some words come from textbook language — science, history and geography — where correct spelling matters in every written answer and notebook page.

Exam words

Word-completion and spelling questions appear in school tests and competitive exams. Practising by letter gives you steady, measurable revision you can track with the score bar.

What Is a Missing-Letters Quiz?

A missing-letters question takes a complete word and hides one or more letters in the middle or at the end. Everything else about the word stays visible: the first letter, the letters around the gap and the overall shape. In this quiz you choose the full word from four options, and the gap fills with the missing letters.

Teachers and puzzle makers love the format because it is quicker than writing a whole word from memory, yet it still tests the same skill: holding the exact letter sequence of a word in your head. It also scales beautifully — remove one letter for beginners, remove a digraph such as sh or a double letter such as zz for a real challenge.

Examples of missing-letters questions
The masked wordAnswerWhy it fits
ap_leappleOnly apple gives ap-p-l-e; the gap takes the double p.
bru_hbrushThe digraph sh completes the word; brub or bruk are not words.
tr_ntrainThe vowel team ai fills the gap; tron and trun are not words.
cand_candyThe common -y ending completes the word naturally.

Four Kinds of Missing Letters to Watch For

Quiz writers hide letters where spellings are genuinely tricky. Learn these four hiding places, and many answers will find themselves.

Double letters

Words like pu_le (puzzle), ha_y (happy) and che_se (cheese) hide twin letters. Ask yourself: does this word have two of the same letter in a row?

Consonant digraphs

Two letters, one sound: sh in bru_h, ch in lau_h, th in mo_her. The gap often hides the whole pair, so test both letters together.

Vowel teams

Long vowels are often written as teams: ai in tr_n, ea in l_ f, ee in sw_p. English spells long sounds in several ways, so the options matter.

Endings

Common endings such as -y, -ly, -ing and -ed are frequent gap material. If the visible part looks like a stem, think about how the word ends.

How to Complete Any Word

When the missing letters do not come immediately, slow down and work through these steps before you answer.

  1. Say the word aloud in your head. Hearing the sounds often tells you which letters are hiding.
  2. Read the letters around the gap. The two or three letters either side are the strongest clue — they narrow the sound the gap must make.
  3. Test each option in the space. Slide an option into the gap and read the result. Real word or nonsense?
  4. Check the word shape. The completed word must have a sensible number of letters; an option that makes the word too long or too short cannot be right.
  5. Think about patterns. Double letters, digraphs and common endings hide in the gaps far more often than rare letter combinations.
  6. Trust your reading memory. You have seen most of these words thousands of times — your eyes often recognise the correct completion before your rules do.

Common Spelling Patterns to Master

These six patterns hide in missing-letters questions again and again. Learn each with its example, and you will start spotting the gap pattern instantly.

Common spelling patterns used in missing-letters questions
PatternMasked exampleCompleted word
Double letters pu_le puzzle
Consonant digraphs bru_h brush
Vowel teams tr_n train
Silent letters kni_e knife
Common endings cand_ candy
Soft sounds ci_y city

Missing Letters in Exams

Word-completion questions appear in literacy tests, spelling bees, school worksheets and competitive exams such as the SAT, GRE, IELTS, TOEFL and various banking and Olympiad papers. Some give four options, as this quiz does; others ask you to write the whole word. The core skill is the same, so practising here transfers directly.

  • Read the whole word first. The letters after the gap are as important as the letters before it.
  • Watch the length. Count the visible letters and compare with each option before you decide.
  • Do not ignore the ending. Gaps near the end of a word usually hide endings or final consonant clusters.
  • Practise with a timer. Try to finish all 72 questions on this page in under ten minutes.
  • Review your misses. Write every wrong word in a notebook with its correct spelling, and repeat the quiz after a day.
  • Test both directions. Cover the answer key's masked column and write the whole word from memory, then check.

7-Day Study Plan for A Spelling

Fifteen to twenty minutes a day is enough. Follow this plan, then move on to the next letter.

  1. Day 1Play the full quiz without help and note every word you missed.
  2. Day 2Read the answer key and copy each missed word with its missing letters onto a flashcard.
  3. Day 3Choose ten A words from the quiz and write one new sentence of your own for each.
  4. Day 4Study the spelling-patterns table and make three new masked words for a friend to complete.
  5. Day 5Test a friend or family member with your flashcards, then swap roles.
  6. Day 6Read your flashcards aloud twice and revisit the words you missed.
  7. Day 7Reset the quiz, play again and compare your score with Day 1.

Memory Tricks for Word Spelling

  • Look for words inside words. There is an end at the end of friend and a hen in when — hidden words anchor spellings.
  • Say it as it looks. Pronounce Wednesday as Wed-nes-day in your head once, and the spelling sticks.
  • Make pictures. Picture two bees in a word with a double letter. Vivid images stick far longer than rules.
  • Use spaced repetition. Review new words after one day, three days, one week and one month.
  • Group by pattern. Learn all the -tion words, all the double-letter words and all the silent-k words together.
  • Keep a gap notebook. Write the masked word on the left and the full word on the right, then test yourself both ways.

Classroom and Home Activities

Teachers, tutors and parents can turn this letter quiz into a longer learning session with these simple ideas.

Gap-Making Race

Students take turns hiding one or two letters in a word and challenging a partner to complete it. Choosing where to put the gap is itself a spelling exercise.

Write It Whole

After each answer, students write the complete word from memory. The click shows recognition; the writing proves recall.

Team Quiz Race

Open this page on a projector, split the class into teams and award a point for each correct answer. The sticky score bar makes tracking easy.

Word Wall Gaps

Add each A word to the class word wall with a paper flap covering the tricky letters that students can lift.

Common Mistakes Students Make

  • Choosing an option that makes a non-word. Always read the completed word back — if it is not a word you know, think again.
  • Forgetting double letters. Words like happy and cheese are mis-spelled far more often than they are read; check for twins.
  • Ignoring the letters after the gap. Many students read only forwards and miss the strongest clue at the end.
  • Mixing up vowel teams. English has several ways to spell one long sound, so test every option rather than the first plausible one.
  • Changing an answer without a reason. Your first reading of the word shape is usually your most honest one.
  • Not reviewing misses. Spellings fade quickly without repetition, so repeat the quiz and the answer key regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are in the missing letters quiz for words starting with A?

This page has 72 questions, all on one page and split into 8 sets of up to 10. Each question shows a word with one or more letters missing; you choose the word that completes it correctly from four options.

What are some example questions from this quiz?

You will complete words such as: ap_le = apple, a_ple = ample, an_hor = anchor In every question the full word begins with A, and the answer key at the bottom of the page lists all 72 words with their missing letters.

What is a missing-letters question?

A missing-letters question shows a word with a gap where one or more letters should be. You use the letters around the gap, your feeling for spelling patterns and the four options to work out which word completes it. It is one of the most common formats in spelling tests, literacy worksheets and word puzzles.

How do I complete the word quickly?

Say the word aloud in your head, look at the letters before and after the gap, and test each option in the space. The correct option produces a real word; the others produce nonsense. Watch for double letters, digraphs such as sh and ch, and common endings.

Is the Missing Letters Quiz for A free?

Yes. It is completely free, needs no sign-up and you can retake it as many times as you like.

Can I retake the quiz and improve my score?

Yes. Press the Reset Quiz button in the score bar to clear your answers and start again. Your best score for this letter is remembered on this device.

Why does every word start with A?

Each letter page collects spelling practice for one letter of the alphabet. Every full word in this quiz begins with A, so you can work through the alphabet and cover the most useful words letter by letter.

Who is this quiz for?

School students, English learners and anyone preparing for spelling tests, SAT, GRE, IELTS, TOEFL or other exams where word-form and spelling questions appear. Teachers and parents can also use it as a quick classroom or homework activity.

Where can I find the quiz for the other letters?

Use the A to Z letter bar at the top and bottom of this page. Every letter has its own missing-letters quiz page.

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