Spell the word Worksheet-29

Spell the Word Worksheet-29

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

1. "assumption"

(A) suppusition                             (B) suposition

(C) suppositoin                             (D) supposition

2. "beset with difficulties"

(A) beleeguer    (B) beleaguer    (C) belleaguer  (D) beelaguer

3. "smoke or dust in the air that reduces visibility"

(A) haze             (B) haz               (C) hoze             (D) hze

4. "very heavy fall of rain"

(A) turrent         (B) torrent         (C) torent           (D) torrennt

5. "a scholarly study on a specialized subject"

(A) monogrf                                   (B) monograph

(C) munograph                             (D) monnograph

6. "An offense less serious than a felony"

(A) misdemeanur                         (B) misdemeenor     

(C) misdemeanor                         (D) misdemeannor

7. "To serve as an omen or a warning of; presage; to indicate by prediction; forecast"

(A) purtend       (B) portennd     (C) portend       (D) potrend

8. "Denunciatory or abusive language"

(A) invectiv        (B) innvective   (C) invective      (D) invektive

9. "To scatter widely, as in sowing seed; to spread"

(A) disseminat                               (B) diseminate

(C) disseminate                            (D) disseminnate

10. "beset with difficulties"

(A) beleeguer    (B) beleaguer    (C) belleaguer  (D) bleeaguer

11. "a parish priest"

(A) vikar            (B) ivcar             (C) vicar             (D) ivcar

12. "sharp, quick sensitive"

(A) acut              (B) akute            (C) aucte            (D) acute

13. "someone who does not like people"

(A) misanthrope                           (B) misanthrupe       

(C) misannthrope                         (D) missanthrope

14. "to remove one's head"

(A) decapitat     (B) dekapitate  (C) decapitate   (D) decapiatte

15. "overtake; devour"

(A) consum       (B) cunsume     (C) consume     (D) connsume

16. "The special atmosphere or mood created by a particular environment"

(A) ambianc      (B) ambiance    (C) ambaince    (D) ambiannce

17. "uninhabited"

(A) desolat         (B) desolate       (C) desulate      (D) dessolate

18. "a place where two or more streams or rivers join"

(A) conphluence                           (B) confluence

(C) confluenc                                 (D) cunfluence

19. "bravely"

(A) pluckily       (B) plukily         (C) plucily         (D) pluccily

20. "gloomy and dark"

(A) dissmal       (B) dismall        (C) idsmal         (D) dismal

21. "method of movement for solar energy"

(A) radiatiun     (B) radiation     (C) radaition     (D) radiatoin

22. "demand vehemently"

(A) expostulate                              (B) expostulat

(C) expustulate                              (D) exposstulate

23. "low area on Earth's surface that contains an ocean"

(A) basin            (B) basinn         (C) bassin          (D) basinp

24. "address someone urgently and constantly in an effort to get information"

(A) plie               (B) ply                (C) plly               (D) lpy

25. "any plant that has flowers and stinging hairs that can cause skin irritation on contact"

(A) nettl             (B) netle             (C) nettle           (D) nettlle

26. "a ghost"

(A) specter        (B) spekter        (C) sspecter       (D) specter

27. "Bitter, long-lasting resentment; deep-seated ill will"

(A) rancur         (B) rancor         (C) ranncor       (D) rankor

28. "one who is seemingly indifferent to or unaffected by joy, grief, pleasure, or pain"

(A) stuic             (B) stoic             (C) stoik             (D) sstoic

29. "temperament; general frame of mind"

(A) dispusition                              (B) dispositoin

(C) disposition                               (D) dispositionn

30. "pour forth the contents of; empty"

(A) disgorg        (B) disgurge      (C) dissgorge    (D) disgorge

31. "never stopping"

(A) incessantly                              (B) incesantly

(C) incessantlie                             (D) inncessantly

32. "emptiness"

(A) vuid              (B) voidd            (C) voit               (D) void

33. "marked by intellectual depth"

(A) prophound                              (B) prufound

(C) profound                                  (D) profuond

34. "anything that appears unexpectedly or in an extraordinary way"

(A) apparitiun                               (B) apparition

(C) aparition                                  (D) apparitoin

35. "Portending evil; ominous; harmful or malignant in intent"

(A) baleful         (B) balephul      (C) balleful        (D) balefull

36. "To solicit customers in a brazen way; publicize"

(A) tout              (B) tuut              (C) tuot              (D) taut

37. "with confusion of hesitancy"

(A) perplexinglie                          (B) perplexingly       

(C) perplexinngly                         (D) perpllexingly

38. "the second-smallest country in South America"

(A) Uruguaie    (B) Uruguay      (C) Urguuay      (D) Uruguy

39. "full of health and strength"

(A) robust          (B) rubust          (C) robusst        (D) roust

40. "violently, eagerly, with great force"

(A) vehementlie                            (B) vehemently

(C) vehemenntly                          (D) vehementlly

41. "person who is unable to sleep"

(A) insumniac                               (B) insomniac

(C) insomnaic                                (D) innsomniac

42. "held back, kept from doing something"

(A) rephrained (B) refrianed     (C) refrained     (D) refrainned

43. "temporary , passing quickly"

(A) transient     (B) transeint     (C) trannsient   (D) transsient

44. "form or develop in the mind"

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

45. "freedom from punishment"

(A) impunity     (B) impunitie    (C) impunnity   (D) ipunity

46. "triumphant"

(A) exultant       (B) exultannt    (C) exulltant     (D) ecksultant

47. "a trick"

(A) rus                (B) ruse              (C) russe            (D) rdse

48. "lively party or game"

(A) phrolic         (B) frulic            (C) frollic           (D) frolic

49. "to decay, rot; to become an increasing source of irritation"

(A) phester        (B) fester           (C) fesster          (D) fster

50. "weak, sickly person"

(A) innvalid       (B) invalid         (C) invallid        (D) invlid

Answers:

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