Spellings

'Seperate' is misspelled - the correct spelling is 'Separate' with 'par' not 'per'. This is one of the most common spelling errors in English. The other options - Recuperate, Regulate, and Reinstate - are all correctly spelled following standard patterns.

Correct Answer: Aeroplane

The correct spelling is 'Consumption' (option C). Options A, B, and D contain misspellings: 'Consumpshion' incorrectly replaces 'tion' with 'shion', 'Conjumption' incorrectly uses 'jmp' instead of 'mp', and 'Conjumpshan' is severely garbled with multiple errors. The word follows the pattern: consume + tion = consumption.

The correct spelling is 'Vacuum' with a double 'u' but single 'm' after the 'u.' This comes from the Latin word 'vacuum' meaning empty space. The common misspellings 'Vaccum' or 'Vaccume' confuse the pattern, while 'Vaccuum' adds an unnecessary extra 'u.'

'Restaurant' is the correct spelling. Options B, C, and D contain spelling errors: 'Restuarant' (wrong vowel order), 'resteurant' (wrong vowel sequence), 'restorant' (missing 'au').

Option (2) is correctly spelt.

Corrupt is spelled with one 'r' after 'co' and double 'p' (cor-rupt). Option A has an extra 'p', Option B swaps the 'r' and 'u', and Option D has the wrong letter order. Only Option C follows the correct spelling pattern.

Tomorrow is spelled with double 'm' and single 'r' (tom-or-row). The pattern follows from 'today' + 'morrow' (an old word for morning). Option A has single 'm', Option B has wrong 'r' placement, and Option D has triple 'm'. Only Option C is correct.

Fulfill is spelled with double 'l' at the end (ful-fill), following the pattern of the root word 'full' + 'fill'. Option A has incorrect ending, Option B has only one 'l', and Option D has double 'l' in both syllables. Standard American English uses 'fulfill' (double 'l').

Harassment is spelled with single 'r' and double 's' (har-ass-ment). The pattern follows from the root 'harass' + 'ment'. Options A and C incorrectly use double 'r', while Option D has single 's' and single 'r'. Only Option B has the correct consonant pattern.

Convince is spelled with 'v' and 'i' after 'con' (con-vince). Option A incorrectly adds 'ie' like 'convenience', while Options C and D have garbled spellings with wrong letters. The correct spelling is 'convince' meaning to persuade someone.

Foreign is spelled with 'e' after 'for' and silent 'ei' (for-eign). The pattern is distinct and doesn't follow phonetic rules. Options A and C miss the 'e', while Option B has the wrong vowel order. Only Option D has the correct 'ei' spelling.

Correspondent is spelled with 'cor-respon-dent', following 'respond' + 'ent'. Option A uses 'ant' instead of 'ent', Option B has 'ra' instead of 'r', and Option C garbles the ending. Only Option D correctly uses 'dent' ending and proper vowel placement.

Superintendent is spelled with 'su-per-in-ten-dent' with no extra 'e'. Option A has 're' instead of 'er', Option C is missing the 'e' in 'ten', and Option D adds an extra 'e'. Option B has the correct spelling, though it has a trailing space which is minor.

Lieutenant is spelled with 'ieu' after 'l' (lieu-tenant). The French origin gives it the unusual 'ieu' pattern. Option A has 'ei', Option C has only one 'e', and Option D has 'ie' instead of 'ieu'. Only Option B correctly preserves the 'ieu' sequence.