Spellings

Forward is the correct spelling for moving toward the front or a direction. Option A is a misspelling of 'foreword,' which is a preface to a book.

Embroidery is the correct spelling for decorative needlework. The distractors incorrectly use 'io' instead of 'ro' in the middle of the word.

Forebode is the correct spelling, meaning to act as a warning of something bad. It combines the prefix 'fore' (meaning before) with 'bode'.

Field is the correct spelling, following the common 'i before e' rule. The other options are incorrect phonetic variations or archaic-looking misspellings.

Furlough is the correct spelling for a leave of absence, often used in military or employment contexts. The 'ough' ending is a common feature in English spelling that can be tricky.

Genealogy is the correct spelling for the study of family history. It is frequently misspelled with an 'o' instead of an 'a' in the third syllable.

Envisage is the correct spelling, meaning to contemplate or imagine a future event. The other options add unnecessary letters or change the vowel structure incorrectly.

Explanation is the correct spelling of the noun form of 'explain'. Note that the 'i' found in the verb is removed in the noun form.

Fascinate is the correct spelling, derived from the Latin 'fascinare'. It requires the 'sc' combination to produce the correct sound and meaning.

Effrontery is the correct spelling for impertinent or bold behavior. It features a double 'f' and ends with 'ery'.

Donor is the correct spelling for someone who gives or contributes something. It follows the standard 'or' suffix for a person performing an action, similar to 'actor'.

Earnest is the correct spelling for showing sincere and intense conviction. The distractors use incorrect vowels like 'a' or 'ia' in place of the correct 'e'.

The correct spelling is definition, which comes from the verb define. Common spelling errors include using an a instead of an i in the third syllable or doubling the f.

Acknowledge is the correct spelling, containing the silent k and the dge ending. It is a combination of the prefix ac and the word knowledge.

Description is the correct spelling, derived from the verb describe. It is often misspelled with an i in the first syllable (discription) or by misplacing the c and s.