English Language
Spellings
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Spellings Questions
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Corupt
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Curupt
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Corrupt
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Currupt
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The word 'corrupt' is correctly spelled with single 'r' after 'co' and single 'u' before 'pt'. Options A, B, and D incorrectly double letters or use wrong vowels.
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Commettee
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Committea
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Comittee
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Committee
D
Correct answer
Explanation
'Committee' is the correct spelling with double 'm', double 't', and double 'e'. The word follows the pattern of commit + ee + suffix. Options A and C misspell the middle consonants, while B incorrectly uses 'ea' instead of 'ee'.
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Reover
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Rcover
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Rceover
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Recover
D
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'Recover' is correctly spelled with 'Re-' prefix followed by 'cover'. The prefix 'Re-' means again or back, and 'cover' is the base word. Options A, B, and C are misspelled with missing or incorrect letters.
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Recuiment
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Recruitment
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Recurment
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Recriument
B
Correct answer
Explanation
'Recruitment' is the correct spelling with 'Re-' prefix, 'cruit' as the root, and '-ment' suffix. Options A, C, and D are misspelled with missing 'i' or incorrect letter placement. The word follows standard English spelling patterns for recruitment terminology.
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Relisaion
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Ralisation
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Realsion
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Realisation
D
Correct answer
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'Realisation' is the correct spelling with 'Re-' prefix, 'ali' (from 'alias'), 's', and '-ation' suffix. Options A, B, and C are misspelled with missing letters or incorrect combinations. The word refers to the act of becoming aware of something or converting assets.
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neccessity
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necesity
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necessity
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neccesity
C
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Necessity is the correct spelling. The common mistake is doubling letters that should be single (neccessity, neccesity) or omitting required letters (necesity). Remember: one 'c', one 's' in the middle.
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persaude
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persuade
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pursuade
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pursuede
B
Correct answer
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The correct spelling is 'persuade' - to cause someone to do something through reasoning or argument. Option A 'persaude' is incorrect. Option C 'pursuade' is incorrect. Option D 'pursuede' is incorrect. The word comes from Latin 'persuadere' meaning 'to urge' or 'to recommend'.
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Uttrance
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Utterence
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Utrrance
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Utterance
D
Correct answer
Explanation
'Utterance' is the correct spelling meaning a spoken statement or remark. 'Uttrance' misses the 'e', 'Utterence' adds an extra 'e', and 'Utrrance' misspells the first vowel - all are spelling errors.
C
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Htis – hits
Vrey – very
Hrad – hard
B
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Turst – trust
Freinds – friends
A
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The correct option is (1), i.e. 0.
C
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Correct option is (3), i.e. 2 (waiting and spring).
B
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The correct option is (2), i.e. 1 (arrive).
D
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'Thretened - threatened'; 'Enodangred - endangered'; 'Specis - species'