Spell the word Worksheet-28

Spell the Word Worksheet-28

Choose the correct spelling of the word for the clue given.

1. "cause to happen before expected"

(A) precipitat                                 (B) prekipitate

(C) precipitate                               (D) precipitatc

2. "highest point"

(A) pinnacl        (B) pinnacle      (C) pinacle        (D) pinnnacle

3. "any dark shape or figure seen against a light background"

(A) silhouett      (B) silhouette    (C) silhuuette    (D) silhouete

4. "reechoed sound"

(A) reverberatiun                         (B) reverberatoin

(C) reverberationn                       (D) reverberation

5. "To expose to view, as by removing a cover; to make known"

(A) disclos         (B) discluse       (C) dissclose     (D) disclose

6. "to obtain by pulling with violent twisting movements"

(A) wresst          (B) rest               (C) wrest            (D) wrxst

7. "to bring peace, quiet, or calm to; soothe"

(A) appease       (B) appeas         (C) apease         (D) appeese

8. "stop"

(A) dessist         (B) desist           (C) desisst         (D) deysist

9. "color"

(A) hu                 (B) hueo             (C) hme              (D) hue

10. "to feel sorry for"

(A) repennt       (B) repent          (C) reepnt          (D) re`ent

11. "to give"

(A) bestuw         (B) besstow       (C) bestow         (D) ebstow

12. "mean spirited joking"

(A) mokery        (B) mocery        (C) moccery      (D) mockery

13. "a feeling of having to do something"

(A) compulsion                             (B) cumpulsion

(C) compulsoin                             (D) compulsionn

14. "pretending to be good and free of fault when one is not"

(A) hypucritical                            (B) hypocritical

(C) hipocritical                              (D) hypocriticall

15. "periodically"

(A) intermitently                          (B) intermittentlie    

(C) intermittently                         (D) inntermittently

16. "tropical wood used in furniture and shipbuilding"

(A) teak              (B) teac              (C) teek              (D) taek

17. "extending back beyond memory or record"

(A) immemurial                           (B) immemorial

(C) imemorial                               (D) immemorail

18. "secretly"

(A) conphidentially                      (B) confidentially

(C) cunfidentially                         (D) confidentialy

19. "process using sunlight that produces food"

(A) photosynthesis                       (B) fotosynthesis      

(C) phutosynthesis                       (D) photosinthesis

20. "person who holds extreme and unreasonable views; zealot"

(A) phanatic      (B) fannatic       (C) fanatik         (D) fanatic

21. "mapmaking"

(A) cartografy                                (B) cartugraphy

(C) cartography                            (D) cartographie

22. "stealthily"

(A) phurtively   (B) furtively      (C) furtivelie     (D) furtivelly

23. "appeasing; of a peaceful nature; tranquil"

(A) paciphic      (B) pacific         (C) pakific         (D) pacifik

24. "state of being inactive"

(A) turpor          (B) torpur         (C) torpor          (D) topror

25. "Immoderate desire for wealth; greed"

(A) avarice        (B) avaric          (C) avarike        (D) avarse

26. "prediction of something bad or harmful"

(A) foreboding                              (B) phoreboding       

(C) fureboding                              (D) forebodinng

27. "characteristic of anyone who lives with strict self discipline"

(A) asscetic       (B) ascetic         (C) asketic         (D) ascetik

28. "detect; to perceive as being different or distinct; distinguish"

(A) discernn      (B) discern        (C) disscern      (D) diskern

29. "skillful or clever"

(A) cuning         (B) cunning       (C) cunnning    (D) kunning

30. "to inflict punishment upon"

(A) wreac           (B) wreek           (C) wreak          (D) reak

31. "annoying"

(A) pestilennt    (B) pesstilent    (C) pestillent     (D) pestilent

32. "to equip or supply with a talent or quality; to give"

(A) enduw         (B) enndow       (C) endow          (D) endowb

33. "simultaneous or rapid and continuous discharge of many firearms"

(A) fusillade      (B) phusillade   (C) fusillad        (D) fusilade

34. "to surprise"

(A) astunish      (B) astonnish    (C) astonish      (D) asstonish

35. "speech that is powerful, vivid, and persuasive"

(A) eloquenc     (B) eloquence   (C) eluquence   (D) eloquennce

36. "Yellowish discoloration of the whites of the eyes and skin"

(A) jaundic        (B) joundice      (C) jaunndice    (D) jaundice

37. "a physical defect; a spot, stain, or scar"

(A) blemish       (B) blemissh     (C) bllemish      (D) blgemish

38. "the process of creating a three-dimensional image using lasers"

(A) holografy                                 (B) hulography

(C) holography                              (D) holographie

39. "To feel regret, remorse, or sorrow for"

(A) ru                  (B) rue              (C) ruee              (D) ure

40. "a design composed of one or more initials"

(A) munogram                             (B) monogram

(C) monnogram                           (D) monugram

41. "measure of amount of solids, mostly salts, dissolved in seawater"

(A) salinitie       (B) salinnity      (C) sallinity       (D) salinity

42. "ocean wave that collapses and tumbles forward as it approaches the shore"

(A) breacer        (B) breeker        (C) breaker       (D) breakert

43. "the extreme edge or margin; a border"

(A) verge            (B) verg              (C) vergey          (D) vvrge

44. "rejoicing; celebration"

(A) exultatiun                                (B) exultatoin

(C) exultationn                              (D) exultation

45. "to apply or make prevail by or as if by authority."

(A) impos          (B) impose        (C) impuse        (D) imposse

46. "bother, trouble"

(A) vecks            (B) ves                (C) vex                (D) vfx

47. "to come in rough contact with; push; shove"

(A) jostle            (B) jostl              (C) justle            (D) josstle

48. "wisdom, intelligence"

(A) sagacitie      (B) sagacity       (C) sagakity       (D) ssagacity

49. "to fill beyond capacity, especially with food"

(A) gllut             (B) gut                (C) glut               (D) glzut

50. "an over-hanging or extremely steep mass of rock; such as a crag or the face of a cliff"

(A) precipic       (B) precipice     (C) prekipice     (D) precipike

Answers:

(1)-C; (2)-B; (3)-B; (4)-D; (5)-D; (6)-C; (7)-A; (8)-B; (9)-D; (10)-B; (11)-C; (12)-D; (13)-A; (14)-B; (15)-C; (16)-A; (17)-B; (18)-B; (19)-A; (20)-D; (21)-C; (22)-B; (23)-B; (24)-C; (25)-A; (26)-A; (27)-B; (28)-B; (29)-B; (30)-C; (31)-D; (32)-C; (33)-A; (34)-C; (35)-B; (36)-D; (37)-A; (38)-C; (39)-B; (40)-B; (41)-D; (42)-C; (43)-A; (44)-D; (45)-B; (46)-C; (47)-A; (48)-B; (49)-C; (50)-B