English Spelling Quiz

The correct spelling is 'Surgeon' with 'ur' after the initial 'S'. Option D is correct. Options A, B, and C incorrectly use 'Surg', 'Sirg', and 'Sarg' respectively, which are not the standard spelling.

The correct spelling is 'Wrinkles' with 'i' after 'Wr'. Option A is correct. Options B, C, and D incorrectly use 'Wrenk', 'Wrinkel', and 'Wrinkl' which deviate from the standard spelling pattern.

The correct spelling is 'Tomorrow' with double 'r' and single 'o' after 'T'. Option C is correct. Options A, B, and D incorrectly use 'Tom', 'Tomm', and 'Tommr' which are not the standard spelling patterns.

The correct spelling is "Doctrine" with 'ctr' in the middle. Common misspellings include "Doctorine" (adding 'o'), "Doctrane" (wrong ending), and "Doctrinne" (double 'n').

The correct spelling is "Burglars" - from the root "burglary" plus the suffix "-ar" (person who does something). Incorrect forms include "Berglars" (wrong vowel), "Barglars" (missing 'u'), and "Burglers" (wrong suffix).

The correct spelling is "Symmetrical" - 'sym' + 'metr' + 'ical'. The prefix is 'sym-' (together) and the root relates to 'meter'. Avoid "Symetrical" (missing 'm'), "Symmetricel" (wrong ending), and "Simmetrical" (missing 'y').

The correct spelling is "Narrowness" - formed by adding the suffix "-ness" to "narrow". Keep 'rr' from narrow and add 'ness'. Incorrect forms include "Narrownes" (missing 's'), "Narowness" (missing 'r'), and "Narowwness" (extra 'w').

The correct spelling is "Jealousy" - 'jea' + 'lou' + 'sy'. This word comes from "jealous" plus "-y". Incorrect forms include "Jelousy" (wrong vowel), "Jealosy" (missing 'u'), and "Jalousy" (missing 'e').

The correct spelling is "Contamination" - 'con' + 'tam' + 'in' + 'ation'. Common misspellings include "Contaminiation" (extra 'i'), "Contimination" (missing 'a'), and "Cantamination" (wrong first vowel).

The correct spelling is "Amnesia" - 'am' + 'ne' + 'sia'. It has only one 'm' at the start. Incorrect forms include "Amnnesia" (extra 'm'), "Ammnesia" (extra 'm' and wrong place), and "Aminesia" (wrong vowels).

The correct spelling is "Compliance" - 'com' + 'pli' + 'ance'. The suffix is "-ance" not "-ience". Incorrect forms include "Compliannce" (extra 'n'), "Complience" (wrong suffix), and "Complliance" (extra 'l').

The correct spelling is "Airborne" - 'air' + 'borne' (carried by air). It ends in single 'e', not double 'ne'. Incorrect forms include "Airbarne" (wrong vowel), "Airbornne" (extra 'n'), and "Airborn" (missing 'e').

The correct spelling is "Tuberculosis" - 'tu' + 'ber' + 'cu' + 'lo' + 'sis'. The 'r' comes after 'be', not before. Incorrect forms include "Tubarculosis" (wrong 'r' placement), "Tuberculoses" (plural 'es' instead of 'is'), and "Tuberculasis" (missing 'lo').

The correct spelling is "Ceremonies" - the plural of "ceremony". Change 'y' to 'ies' to form the plural. Incorrect forms include "Cerimonies" (wrong vowel), "Ceremones" (wrong suffix), and "Ceremonis" (missing 'e').

The correct spelling is "Cemeteries" - the plural of "cemetery". Change 'y' to 'ies' and keep 'e' before 'r'. Incorrect forms include "Cemateries" (wrong vowel), "Cemetaries" (missing 'e'), and "Cemeteres" (wrong suffix).

Celestial is the correct spelling for the word relating to the sky or heavens. The key is remembering the single 'l' and 'e' before 's' - not double letters like in options A, B, or C. This word shares its root with 'celestial body' in astronomy.

Dizziness follows the standard rule for forming abstract nouns from adjectives ending in 'y' - keep the 'y' and add -ness (not -ness with letter changes). The root word 'dizzy' maintains its 'z' and 'y' pattern, unlike the misspelled options that drop letters or change the ending.

Perspective is the correct spelling - it means a particular way of viewing things or the art of drawing 3D scenes on 2D surfaces. Option A incorrectly doubles the 'p', option C has the 'e' and 'r' transposed, and option D substitutes 'a' for 'e'. The pattern is per-s-pec-tive.

Diligence means careful and persistent effort. The correct spelling keeps a single 'l' and uses the '-ence' suffix. Options B and D incorrectly double the 'l', while option C substitutes '-ance' for '-ence'. From the adjective 'diligent', replace 't' with 'ce' to form the noun.

Assessment is the correct spelling, requiring double 's' in both the prefix and the root. The pattern is as-sess-ment - the verb 'assess' (with double 's') plus '-ment'. Options A, C, and D all miss one of the double 's' letters, which is a common error in this frequently-used academic word.