Spell the word Worksheet-27

Spell the Word Worksheet-27

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

1. "lacking necessary things; poor"

(A) destitute      (B) desstitute    (C) destituted   (D) dsetitute

2. "high altitude, wispy clouds that usually indicate fair weather"

(A) cirus             (B) cirruss         (C) cirrues         (D) cirrus

3. "random"

(A) indiscriminat                          (B) indiscriminate

(C) inndiscriminate                     (D) indisscriminate

4. "the rise and fall in sea level"

(A) tid                 (B) tid                 (C) itde               (D) tide

5. "a woman regarded as scolding and vicious"

(A) haridan       (B) harridan     (C) harridann   (D) hayridan

6. "form or develop in the mind"

(A) conceiv        (B) conceive      (C) cunceive      (D) concieve

7. "practical; dealing with facts"

(A) pragmatik  (B) pragmatic    (C) prgmatic     (D) pragmatec

8. "Having a gloss, glaze, or sheen."

(A) lustruus      (B) lustruos       (C) lustraus       (D) lustrous

9. "To shine with a subdued, flickering light; glimmer"

(A) shimmer     (B) shimer         (C) sshimmer   (D) shimeer

10. "quarrelsome"

(A) termagannt                             (B) termagant

(C) termaganj                                (D) termgaant

11. "to melt away"

(A) deliquesc                                 (B) deliquessce

(C) delliquesce                              (D) deliquesce

12. "skeptical, unwilling or unable to believe"

(A) incredulous                             (B) increduluus

(C) increduluos                             (D) incredulaus

13. "resourceful courage and daring in the face of difficulties; daring"

(A) plk                (B) plc                (C) pluck            (D) plucc

14. "A public declaration of principles, policies, or intentions"

(A) maniphesto                             (B) manifestu

(C) mannifesto                              (D) manifesto

15. "to try"

(A) endeavur     (B) endeevor     (C) enndeavor  (D) endeavor

16. "pompous and bombastic; full in sound."

(A) urotund       (B) orotunnd     (C) orutund       (D) orotund

17. "a long spell of dry weather"

(A) drought       (B) draught       (C) draugt         (D) draut

18. "thick, puffy, low-lying clouds that are usually present on sunny days"

(A) cumuluss    (B) cumullus     (C) cumulues    (D) cumulus

19. "Looking back on; contemplating"

(A) retrospectiv                             (B) retruspective

(C) retrosspective                         (D) retrospective

20. "obvious"

(A) patennt        (B) ptaent          (C) patentn        (D) patent

21. "a depression or hollow, usually filled with deep mud or mire; swamp; bog"

(A) sluugh         (B) sluogh          (C) slaugh          (D) slough

22. "blue colored"

(A) azure            (B) azur              (C) azuqe           (D) azlure

23. "condition of being hopelessly confused"

(A) bewildermennt                      (B) bewillderment

(C) bewilderment                         (D) beqilderment

24. "determined; unwavering"

(A) resolute       (B) resolut         (C) resulute       (D) ressolute

25. "greedy; wanting something another person has"

(A) cuvetous      (B) covetuos      (C) covetous      (D) covetaus

26. "not able to be heard"

(A) inaudiblie   (B) inoudibly    (C) inaudibly    (D) innaudibly

27. "unsparing or harsh treatment of others; strict"

(A) severe          (B) sever            (C) ssevere        (D) severet

28. "thick growth of shrubs, underbrush, or small trees"

(A) thicket         (B) thiket           (C) thicet           (D) thiccet

29. "units of heredity; a specific portion of DNA"

(A) genes           (B) gennes         (C) geness         (D) gens

30. "take advantage of"

(A) avial             (B) avail             (C) availl            (D) avaiu

31. "anything given or done to show honor or respect"

(A) homag         (B) humage       (C) homage       (D) hoqage

32. "false report that has been fabricated with the intention of doing harm"

(A) cannard      (B) kanard         (C) canard         (D) caanrd

33. "to talk stupidly or childishly; stupid or senseless talk"

(A) drivell          (B) drivwl          (C) drivel           (D) drivenl

34. "put on a hood"

(A) cuwl             (B) cowll            (C) kowl             (D) cowl

35. "crack or narrow hole"

(A) crevic           (B) krevice         (C) crevike         (D) crevice

36. "whimsical imagination"

(A) phancy        (B) fancy            (C) fancie           (D) fanncy

37. "characteristic"

(A) triat              (B) trait              (C) traizt            (D) tcait

38. "attractive"

(A) cumely        (B) comely         (C) comelie       (D) comelly

39. "calmness"

(A) tranquilitie                              (B) tranquility

(C) trannquility                            (D) tranquillity

40. "an action calculated to frustrate an opponent or gain an advantage indirectly or deviously"

(A) ploy              (B) pluy              (C) ploie             (D) plloy

41. "the upper edge of steep or vertical slope."

(A) brink            (B) brinc            (C) brinnk         (D) brnik

42. "to set right; correct; to correct by calculation or adjustment"

(A) rectiphy       (B) rectifie         (C) rectify          (D) rektify

43. "to return"

(A) reciprocate                              (B) reciprocat

(C) reciprucate                              (D) rekiprocate

44. "an instrument for measuring earthquake vibrations"

(A) seismogrf                                 (B) seismugraph

(C) seismograph                           (D) siesmograph

45. "An ill-tempered person full of resentment and stubborn notions"

(A) curmudgeon                           (B) curmudgeun

(C) curmudgeonn                         (D) kurmudgeon

46. "cry out; loud noise"

(A) clamur        (B) clamor         (C) cllamor       (D) klamor

47. "went forward"

(A) pruceeded  (B) proceded     (C) proceeded   (D) proceaded

48. "intense storm system with heavy rain and high winds blowing in a circular pattern"

(A) cyclone        (B) cyclon          (C) cyclune        (D) ciclone

49. "flagrant and insolent audacity; shameless; having a loud, usually harsh sound"

(A) brazenn       (B) brazen         (C) bradzen       (D) brdazen

50. "extreme dislike or distaste"

(A) repugnanc                               (B) repugnnance      

(C) repugnance                             (D) repugnanke

Answers:

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