The words in alphabetical order are: scrap, scratch, screen, sprain, sprint, split, squeeze, squeak, squeal, strap, and strange. You arrange them by comparing each letter in sequence, starting with 'sc' words before 'sp' words.
The task of arranging words in alphabetical order is a common English language exercise that helps students understand the organization of words in a dictionary and improve their alphabetical sorting skills. When sorting the words strange, scratch, squeeze, squeak, squeal, screen, split, sprain, sprint, strap, scrap, we need to compare each word letter by letter. Here's how you can arrange these words:
- scrap
- scratch
- screen
- sprain
- sprint
- split
- squeeze
- squeak
- squeal
- strap
- strange
First, look at the first letter of each word. Those that start with 'sc' will come before those starting with 'sp'. Within the 'sc' group, arrange the words by the second letter and so on. The same method applies to the 'sp' group. Continue this process until all words are listed in order from A to Z.