Spellings

The correct spelling is 'Approaching' with double 'p' and 'h'. This verb means coming near in time or space. Option B misses the first 'p' (Aproaching), C also misses 'p' and has one 'h' (Aproching), and D misspells it as 'Approtching'. Approach follows the same pattern as appear and appoint.

The correct spelling is 'Magnificent' with 'i' after 'g' and 'c' before 'ent'. This adjective means extremely beautiful or impressive. Option B writes 'Megnificant' (wrong vowels), C has 'Megnificient', and D is 'Magnifitiant'. Remember: magnificent ends like significant and pacific.

The correct spelling is 'Psychology' starting with 'ps'. This is the scientific study of the mind and behavior. Option B writes 'Psychalogy' (wrong ending), C has 'Psycology' (missing 'h'), and D misses the 'p' entirely (Sychology). The 'ps' comes from Greek, like in psychedelic and psalm.

The correct spelling is 'Hindrance' without 'e' before 'ance'. This noun means something that impedes or delays. Option B incorrectly adds 'e' (Hinderance), C writes 'Hinderense', and D has 'Hinderence'. The pattern: hinder becomes hindrance (drop the 'e' before adding 'ance').

The correct spelling is 'Parallel' with double 'l' but single 'r'. This adjective means side by side and having the same distance between them. Option B is 'Paralel' (one 'l'), C doubles both letters (Parralell), and D is 'Parellel'. Remember: parallel is like channel and cancel.

The correct spelling is 'Beginning' with double 'n'. This noun means the start or origin of something. Option B writes 'Bigenning' (missing 'e'), C has 'Begining' (one 'n'), and D is 'Biggening' (multiple errors). The rule: begin doubles the 'n' when adding 'ing'.

The correct spelling is 'Nevertheless' as one word, not hyphenated. This adverb means in spite of that or nonetheless. Option A incorrectly hyphenates it (Never-the-less), C writes 'Neverthaless', and D has 'Nevrtheless'. It's a compound word: never + the + less.

The correct spelling is 'Plebeian' referring to a commoner or ordinary person. Option A writes 'Plebien' (wrong ending), B is 'Plabian', and D has 'Plebiene'. This word comes from Latin 'plebs' meaning the common people. The 'ei' pattern is like ceiling and receipt.

The correct spelling is 'Unparalleled' with double 'l' but single 'r' in the middle. This adjective means having no equal or better. Option A writes 'Unparalelled' (one 'l', two 'r's), B is 'Unparelled', and D has 'Unparallelled' (double 'r'). Remember: it's un- + parallel + -ed.

'Besiege' is the correct spelling of this word meaning to surround with military forces. The 'ie' follows the 'i before e' rule, and the ending is '-ege' not '-age' or '-ege'. Common misspellings often confuse the vowel order or add extra letters.

'Boisterous' is the correct spelling, meaning noisy, energetic, and cheerful. The 'oi' diphthong is key, and it ends with '-ous'. Common errors include dropping the 'i' (boistrus) or misspelling the 'ous' ending.

 Note that the word needs double e (ee) after the first T. Therefore Teetotaler is the correct spelling

'Cemetery' is the correct spelling. Notice it's 'ceme-tery' (with e's), not 'cemetery' (ending in -ary). Many people incorrectly add an 'a' before the 'y', but the correct form uses 'e' throughout. The stress is on the first syllable.

'Idolatry' is the correct spelling, meaning worship of idols. The word follows the pattern 'ido-la-try' with no 'e' after the 't'. Common misspellings often add 'e' (idolatery) or change the vowel arrangement (idealatory).

Correct Answer: Embarrass