Spell the word Worksheet-30

Spell the Word Worksheet-30

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

1. "Anxious or fearful about the future; uneasy; able to understand and quick to apprehend"

(A) apprehensiv                            (B) aprehensive        

(C) apprehennsive                        (D) apprehensive

2. "the study of the sounds of language"

(A) fonetics       (B) phunetics    (C) phonnetics  (D) phonetics

3. "change into something different"

(A) metamorfose                          (B) metamorphos

(C) metamorphose                       (D) metamurphose

4. "seasonal winds that bring rain"

(A) munsoon     (B) monson       (C) monnsoon  (D) monsoon

5. "great lack of energy"

(A) lethargie     (B) llethargy     (C) ltehargy       (D) lethargy

6. "to refrain from giving; restrain"

(A) withhold     (B) withhuld     (C) withold        (D) withholld

7. "To tell something in confidence; to put into another's keeping"

(A) conphide     (B) confide        (C) confid          (D) cunfide

8. "the appearance of a printed page"

(A) typografy                                 (B) typugraphy

(C) tipography                               (D) typography

9. "deep, torturing sense of guilt"

(A) remorse      (B) remors        (C) remurse      (D) remorsse

10. "heavy, unyielding"

(A) punderous  (B) ponderous  (C) ponderuos  (D) ponderaus

11. "any group or collection, usually desirable"

(A) bevie            (B) bevy             (C) bevl              (D) bey

12. "layer of the atmosphere that contains ozone gas"

(A) stratosphere                           (B) stratosfere

(C) stratospher                              (D) stratusphere

13. "lower oneself; to deal with people in a patronizingly superior manner"

(A) cundescend                             (B) condescend

(C) conndescend                           (D) condesscend

14. "approach an enemy stealthily"

(A) stalk             (B) stalc             (C) stallk            (D) sstalk

15. "To speak boastfully of; brag about; speech of extravagant self-praise"

(A) vount           (B) vaunt           (C) vaunnt         (D) vqunt

16. "shout or call out noisily"

(A) bawll            (B) bawl             (C) abwl             (D) abwl

17. "shock from impact"

(A) concussion                              (B) cuncussion

(C) concusion                                (D) concussoin

18. "to bubble or boil"

(A) seethe          (B) seeth            (C) sethe            (D) seathe

19. "a piece of wood or stone placed beneath a door; an entrance or a doorway"

(A) threshuld    (B) thresshold  (C) thresholld   (D) threshold

20. "flash"

(A) scintillat      (B) scintilate     (C) scinntillate (D) scintillate

21. "extreme nervousness"

(A) anxiety        (B) anxeity        (C) anxietie       (D) annxiety

22. "stronger"

(A) duminant    (B) dominnant (C) dominant    (D) dominannt

23. "basic unit of military personnel"

(A) batery          (B) battery         (C) batterie       (D) battesy

24. "large landmass that is like another continent only smaller"

(A) subcuntinent                          (B) subconntinent    

(C) subcontinent                           (D) subkontinent

25. "a scarce supply; a lack; shortage of food; famine"

(A) deerth          (B) deartih        (C) dearth          (D) deerth

26. "quality of having a keen or quick mind"

(A) acutene       (B) acutenness (C) acutenesss  (D) acuteness

27. "the study of heredity"

(A) gennetics    (B) geneticss     (C) genetics       (D) genetices

28. "huge"

(A) culossus      (B) colosus        (C) colosssus     (D) colossus

29. "To raise in rank, character or status; elevate; to glorify, praise, or honor"

(A) exallt            (B) exalt             (C) ecksalt         (D) exal

30. "pretentious display meant to impress others; boastful showiness; an exhibition"

(A) ustentatious                            (B) ostentatious

(C) ostentatiuos                            (D) ostentatoius

31. "courageous, bold courage, daring"

(A) audacitie     (B) oudacity      (C) audakity      (D) audacity

32. "A current, as of water or air, moving contrary to the direction of the main current"

(A) edy               (B) eddie            (C) eddy             (D) dedy

33. "Producing a display of lustrous, rainbow-like colors"

(A) iridescennt (B) iridescent    (C) iridesscent  (D) irideskent

34. "an exaggerated or grotesque imitation."

(A) travesty       (B) travestie      (C) travessty     (D) traevsty

35. "seeking conflict or war"

(A) beligerent                                (B) belligerent

(C) belligerennt                            (D) bellligerent

36. "explosion"

(A) detunation                               (B) detonation

(C) detonatoin                               (D) detonnation

37. "likely to happen soon"

(A) iminent                                    (B) imminnent

(C) imminent                                 (D) imminennt

38. "contrary; ill-tempered; querulous; discontented"

(A) pevish        (B) peevish        (C) peavish        (D) peevissh

39. "articles of dress or adornment; characteristic or symbolic signs"

(A) traping        (B) trappinng   (C) traapping    (D) trapping

40. "put in the care of another"

(A) cummend   (B) commend   (C) comend       (D) commennd

41. "A chronological record of the events of successive years"

(A) anals            (B) annals          (C) annnals       (D) annalss

42. "To reduce in rank, or status; demote; to lower in dignity; dishonor or disgrace"

(A) degrade       (B) degrad         (C) derade         (D) degrads

43. "weariness; tiredness"

(A) lassitude     (B) lassitud       (C) lasitude       (D) lasssitude

44. "foam or churn"

(A) phroth         (B) fruth            (C) froth             (D) frodth

45. "something of little value"

(A) triphle         (B) triflle           (C) tri`le             (D) trifle

46. "speak or utter rapidly or incoherently"

(A) giber            (B) gibber         (C) gbiber           (D) gibebr

47. "Happening by a fortunate accident or chance; lucky; fortunate"

(A) fortuitous                                (B) phortuitous

(C) furtuitous                                (D) fortuituos

48. "glowing through a haze"

(A) llurid            (B) lurfid           (C) lorid             (D) lurid

49. "twist or pull"

(A) wrennch      (B) wrench        (C) wrenkh        (D) rench

50. "pleasantly pungent or tart in taste; spicy."

(A) piquannt     (B) piquant       (C) piqant          (D) piqaunt

Answers:

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