Spellings

The correct spelling is 'Judiciary', which refers to the system of courts that interprets and applies the law. The other options misplace the 'i' or 'a'.

The correct spelling is 'Pedestrian', referring to a person walking along a road. The other options are phonetic misspellings.

The correct spelling is 'Cinematography', which combines cinema and graphy. The other options incorrectly add or remove letters.

The correct spelling is 'Jeopardise' (or 'Jeopardize' in US English). Option B is the standard British spelling provided in the list.

This is the correct option. Wayfarer is a traveller, especially on foot.

This is the correct option. The correct spelling is anchorage. An anchorage is a place for vessels to anchor. When the camp awakened next morning the sloop was at her anchorage.

This is the correct option. The miscellaneous articles, especially the equipment needed for a particular activity is called its paraphernalia.

The correct spelling is 'Definitely', derived from the root word 'definite'.

The correct spelling is 'Amateur', which is of French origin.

The correct spelling is 'Harassment', which contains one 'r' and two 's's.

The correct spelling is 'Humorous', derived from 'humor'.

The correct spelling is 'Manoeuvre', which is the standard British English spelling.

The correct spelling is Convenient. It follows the pattern of ending in -ient.

Rendezvous is the correct spelling of the French loanword. It is frequently misspelled by omitting the 'z' or the final 's'.

Violence is the standard spelling. The common errors involve swapping the 'i' and 'o' or adding an extra 'a'.