Spellings

The correct spelling is 'juvenile', referring to something related to young people.

The correct spelling is 'exquisite', meaning extremely beautiful and typically delicate.

The correct spelling is 'elixir', a magical or medicinal potion.

The correct spelling is 'obliterate', meaning to destroy utterly.

The correct spelling is 'dereliction', meaning the state of having been abandoned or neglected.

The correct spelling is 'hypothesis', a proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence.

The correct spelling is 'demagogue', a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires rather than rational argument.

The correct spelling is 'delinquent', referring to a person, typically a young one, who shows a tendency to commit crime.

The correct spelling is Odyssey, which refers to a long and eventful journey. The other options contain incorrect vowel placements or extra letters.

Catastrophe is the correct spelling. The other options incorrectly substitute vowels or omit necessary letters.

Calibre is the correct spelling. Options A and B incorrectly double the 'l', while C uses an incorrect suffix.

Kiosk is the correct spelling. The other options add unnecessary 'h' characters or misspell the ending.

Antique is the correct spelling. The other options fail to use the standard -que ending.

Amateur is the correct spelling. It is derived from French and retains the -teur suffix.

Ameliorate is the correct spelling, meaning to make something better. The other options misspell the root or the suffix.