Spellings

Fabrication is the correct spelling.

"Factory"

The correct spelling is "Faith" with the vowel pattern 'ai' in the middle. The other options either have incorrect vowel combinations (Fith, Fiath) or extra letters (Fotah). This is a commonly misspelled word due to the 'ai' digraph.

The correct spelling is "Facility" with the root 'facil' plus the suffix '-ity'. Option A is missing an 'i' (Facilty), and options C and D have scrambled or incorrect letters (Fecilty, Fcaility). The 'c-i-l-i-t-y' pattern is essential.

The correct spelling is "Farming" with the root 'farm' plus the suffix '-ing'. Option A has an extra 'g' (Farmingg), while options B and D have incorrect vowel or consonant patterns (Ferming, Fermanig). The silent 'e' rule doesn't apply here since 'farm' already ends with a consonant blend.

The correct spelling is "Fanatic" with the root 'fan' plus '-atic'. Option A incorrectly uses 'en' instead of 'an' (Fantic), option C has the wrong vowel (Fenatic), and option D is completely scrambled (Fcentaic). The stress falls on the first syllable, which helps remember the 'Fa' spelling.

The correct spelling is "Familiar" with the pattern 'Fam-i-liar'. Options B, C, and D incorrectly use 'e' instead of 'i' in various positions (Familer, Fimiler, Femilier). The word comes from 'family' and keeps the 'i' in the middle syllables.

The correct spelling is "Fastenings" (plural form) with the root 'fasten' plus '-ing' plus plural '-s'. Options A, B, and C either miss the second 'e', use wrong vowels, or omit the plural marker. The word refers to the plural of things that fasten, like buttons, zippers, or hooks.

The correct spelling is "Fatigued" with the pattern 'Fa-ti-gued'. The 'ue' at the end is silent but necessary. Options B, C, and D scramble the consonants and vowels incorrectly (Fetguied, Fatieued, Fatoguied). This word comes from French and keeps its original spelling pattern.

The correct spelling is "Federation" with the pattern 'Fed-er-a-tion'. Option A is missing an 'e' (Fedration), while options B and D have incorrect consonant patterns (Faderation, Fadieration). The root is 'federal' plus '-tion', and the double 'e' is essential.

The correct spelling is "Fellowship" with the pattern 'Fel-low-ship'. Options A, B, and C incorrectly spell the first or second syllable (Felowship, Fallowship, Faolowship). The word combines 'fellow' (meaning companion) with '-ship' (indicating a state or condition).

The correct spelling is "Favorable" with the pattern 'Fa-vor-a-ble'. Option A has an extra 'u' (Favoruable), while options C and D scramble the vowels and consonants (Fevourablt, Fasvourble). The ending '-able' is a common suffix meaning 'capable of being'.

The correct spelling is "Fiction" with the pattern 'Fic-tion'. Options A, C, and D either miss letters or use wrong vowels (Ficton, Facton, Fection). The root relates to 'fictive' meaning invented or made up. The 'tion' ending is common for abstract nouns.

The correct spelling is "Finances" (plural) with the pattern 'Fi-nan-ces'. Option A is missing an 'n' (Finaces), option C has wrong vowels (Fanance), and option D is missing an 'n' (Fiances - which actually means 'fiancee' in context, not finances). The plural refers to money matters or monetary resources.

Fiduciary is the correct spelling, referring to a relationship of trust and confidence in financial or legal matters. Fiducary, Faducary, and Fasction are incorrect spellings.