Spelling Errors For SSC

Spelling Error
English Language and Comprehension 221
Chapter 18
Spelling Error
Some Spelling Rules
There is no royal road to spelling. The first thing to do
is to find out exactly what kind of error you make in
spelling. Form the habit of looking carefully and
precisely at these words. Bear in mind the correct
pronunciation of those words. A few simple rules of
spelling are given below:
Rule 1
Words ending in silent e usually drop the silent e
before adding vowel suffix. (eg, -ing, -able, -ary, -ous
etc) as given below:
Drop e
lone
move
+ly
+ment
=lonely
=movement
(b) After c or g, if the suffix begins with a or o, the

e is retained to indicate the soft sound of c or g.
(eg, ous, able). For example,
advantage
change
courage
manage
notice
outrage
peace
service
trace
+ous
+able
+ous
+able
+able
+ous
+able
+able
+able
=advantageous
=changeable
=courageous
=manageable
=noticeable
=outrageous
=peaceable
=serviceable
=traceable
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admire
admire
allure
arrange
arrive
become
care
come
compare
imagine
desire
deplore
dine
divide
explore
fame
give
hope
imagine
live
love
lose
move
name
note
+ation
+able
+ing
+ing
+ing
+ing
+ing
+ing
+able
+able
+ous
+able
+ing
+ing
+ation
+ous
+ing
+ing
+ary
+ing
+able
+ing
+able
+ing
+ed
=admiration
=admirable
=alluring
=arranging
=arriving
=becoming
=caring
=coming
=comparable
=imaginable
=desirous
=deplorable
=dining
=dividing
=exploration
=famous
=giving
=hoping
=imaginary
=living
=lovable
=losing
=movable
=naming
=noted
Exceptions:
(a) The e is retained when a suffix beginning with a
consonant letter (eg, -ment, -ful) is added. For example,
arrange
+ment
=arrangement
care
+ful
=careful
extreme
+ly
=extremely
force
+ful
=forceful
hate
+ful
=hateful
like
+ne ss
=likeness
Rule 2
Words ending in ee or oo add suffixes without

changes. For example,
agree
coo
flee
glee
se e
woo
+able
+ing
+ing
+ful
+ing
+ing
=agreeable
=cooing
=fleeing
=gleeful
=seeing
=wooing
Rule 3
Words ending in a consonant preceded by two vowels

do not double the final consonant before a suffix
beginning with a vowel. For example,
boor
cook
cool
look
meet
repeat
shout
teem
+ish
+ing
+ing
+ing
+ing
+able
+ed
+ing
=boorish
=cooking
=cooling
=looking
=meeting
=repeatable
=shouted
=teeming
Rule 4
When a suffix that begins with a consonant is added
to a word that ends in silent e the e is with a few
exceptions, retained as given below:
(a) When the suffix -ly is added to an adjective that
ends in silent e the e is usually retained. For
example,
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entire
false
fine
late
nice
polite
safe
sure
+ly
+ly
+ly
+ly
+ly
+ly
+ly
+ly
=entirely
=falsely
=finely
=lately
=nicely
=politely
=safely
=surely
(b) Exceptions to the retention of e when -ly is

added.
true
whole
+ly
+ly
=truly
=wholly
(c) If the adjective ends in -le, the -le is dropped

when the suffix -ly is added.
gentle
noble
idle
+ly
+ly
+ly
= gently
= nobly
= idly
(d) The -le is also dropped from adjectives ending in

-able and ible when the suffix -ly is added.
comfortable
fashionable
forcible
pleasurable
sensible
+ly
+ly
+ly
+ly
+ly
=comfortably
=fashionably
=forcibly
=pleasurably
=sensibly
care
amuse
home
announce
hope
exicite
tire
+le ss
+ment
+less
+ment
+le ss
+ment
+le ss
=careless
=amusement
=homeless
=announcement
=hopeless
=excitement
=tireless
Note: When -ment is added to judge, acknowledge

and abridge two spellings are generally accepted. For
example,
judge
+ment
acknowledge +ment
abridge
+ment
= judgment, or judgement
= acknowledgment or
acknowledgement
= adridgment or
abridgement.
Rule 5
Words ending in two or more consonants usually
remain unchanged when a suffix is added. For example.
call
till
pull
she ll
roll
will
thrill
toll
+ed
+ed
+ed
+ed
+ing
+ed
+ing
+ing
=called
=tilled
=pulled
=shelled
=rolling
=willed
=thrilling
=tolling
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(e) When the suffix -tion is used to form a noun

from a verb ending in silent e after t the letters te
are dropped. For example,
associate
create
celebrate
communicate
complete
dictate
frustrate
pollute
+tion
+tion
+tion
+tion
+tion
+tion
+tion
+tion
=association
=creation
=celebration
=communication
=completion
=dictation
=frustration
=pollution
(f) When the suffix y is added to noun ending in

silent e to make an adjective, the e is dropped. For
example,
bone
e ase
ice
noise
smoke
snake
stone
taste
+y
+y
+y
+y
+y
+y
+y
+y
=bony
=easy
=icy
=noisy
=smoky
=snaky
=stony
=tasty
(g) When the suffix -full, -hood, -less and ment

are added, the e is retained. For example,
hope
wire
use
advertise
false
amaze
+ful
+le ss
+ful
+ment
+hood
+ment
=hopeful
=wireless
=useful
=advertisement
=falsehood
=amazement
Rule 6
When a word of one syllable ends in a single vowel

and a single consonant, the consonant is usually
doubled when a suffix with a vowel is added. For
example,
(a) Comparative and superlative suffixes, -er, and
-est
big
hot
sad
thin
bigger
hotter
sadder
thinner
biggest
hottest
saddest
thinnest
(b) The suffix -er, meaning person or thing that does

something
cut
hit
rub
run
sin
swim
+er
+er
+er
+er
+er
+er
=cutter
=hitter
=rubber
=runner
=sinner
=swimmer
(c) The suffix -ing, present participle and gerund

bid
brag
cram
cut
dig
din
bidding
bragging
cramming
cutting
digging
dinning
drag
get
plan
run
sin
sit
dragging
getting
planning
running
sinning
sitting
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(d) The suffix -ed, past tense and past participle

beg
drag
drop
fit
hop
begged
dragged
dropped
fitted
hopped
map
rag
rub
sin
strap
mapped
ragged
rubbed
sinned
strapped
(e) The suffix -y, making adjectives from nouns

fog
fun
foggy
funny
mud
sun
muddy
sunny
Rule 7
In a word of one syllable, the final consonant is not
doubled before a suffix beginning with a consonant.
For example,
fat
fit
glad
fatness
fitful
gladness
man
sad
sin
manhood
sadness
sinful
level
pedal
travel
leveller
pedalling
traveller
Exception:
parallel
paralleled
(f) If the stress is on the first syllable, and if the verb

ends in -ap or ip, the final consonant is doubled.
For example,
kidnap
worship
kidnapped
worshipped
kidnapper
worshipper
Rule 9
Words of more than one syllable, ending in a single
consonant preceded by a single vowel, if not accented
on the last syllable, usually do not double the final
consonant before a suffix beginning with a vowel. For
example,
bigot
redden
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levelled
pedalled
travelled
bigoted
reddened
despot
rivet
despotic
riveted.
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(a) Words of more than one syllable, ending in a single

consonant preceded by a single vowel, if accented on
the last syllable, usually double the final consonant
before adding a vowel suffix. For example,
admit
control
regret
forbid
forget
prefer
admitted
controlled
regretted
forbidden
forgotten
preferred
admitting
controlling
regretting
forbidding
forgetting
preferring
admittance
controller
regrettable
(b) When adding a suffix in words of more than one

syllable, the accent is shifted to a preceding syllable,
the foregoing rule does not apply.
infer
inference
combat
combative
excellence
excellent
Exception:
excel
(c) In words of more than one syllable, the final

consonant is not doubled before a suffix beginning
with a consonant. For example,
equip
regret
equipment
regretful
profit
unfit
profitless
unfitness
(d) The final consonant is not doubled if the stress is

on the first syllable and if the verb ends in -en or er. For example,
happen
listen
open
offer
happened
listened
opened
offered
happening
listener
opener
offering
(e) The final consonant is doubled if the stress is on

the first syllable of the verb...if it ends in -al, or el.
For example,
cancel
equal
cancelled
equalled
cancellation
equalling
Exceptions:
There are words having two syllables almost equally
accepted. In such a situation this rule is not applied.
For example,
handicap handicapped
outfit
outfitted
Rule 10
When a verb ends in y with a consonant preceding

it, the y becomes i before the suffixes -es and -ed.
They remain unchanged before the suffix -ing. For
example,
bury
carry
copy
defy
deny
hurry
marry
multiply
pity
rely
reply
satisfy
study
try
buries
carries
copies
defies
denies
hurries
marries
multiplies
pities
relies
replies
satisfies
studies
tries
buried
carried
copied
defied
denied
hurried
married
multiplied
pitied
relied
replied
satisfied
studied
tried
burying
carrying
copying
defying
denying
hurrying
marrying
multiplying
pitying
relying
replying
satisfying
studying
trying
Rule 11
If a verb ends in y with a vowel preceding, the y
generally remains unchanged before the ending -s, ed and -ing. For example,
annoy
destroy
enjoy
obey
play
annoys
destroys
enjoys
obeys
plays
annoyed
destroyed
enjoyed
obeyed
played
annoying
destroying
enjoying
obeying
playing
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pray
stay
prays
stays
prayed
stayed
praying
staying
Words e nding in ll usually drop one l whe n

compounded. For example,
Exceptions:
lay
pay
say
lays
pays
says
laid
paid
said
laying
paying
saying
Rule 12
If the suffix -ing is added to verbs ending in ie, the i
becomes y and the e is omitted. For example,
die
lie
tie
dies
lie s
tie s
died
lied
tied
dying
lying
tying
all
all
all
all
all
dis
doubt
use
un
well
+most
=almost
+ready
=already
+though =although
+together =altogether
+ways
=always
+till
=distil
+full
=doubtful
+full
=useful
+till
=until
+come
=welcome
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Rule 13
When a noun or adjective ends in y with a consonant
preceding the y usually becomes i when a suffix is
added. For example,
dry
happy
pity
tidy
twenty
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drier
driest
happier happiest
pitiful
pitiless
tidier
tidiest
twentieth
drily
happily
plenty
tidily
happiness
plentiful
tidiness
In words with ie or ei when the sound is long ee,

use i before e except after c. For example,
achieve
belief
believe
brief
besiege
chief
cashier
field
fierce
grief
niece
piece
pierce
priest
relieve
shield
shriek
siege
thief
wield
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Rule 14
Words ending in y preceded by a consonant, use i

instead of y before additions other than those
beginning with i. For example,
beauty
deny
fly
beautiful
denial
flier
happy
justify
study
happiness
justifies
studious
Rule 15
Words ending in n do not drop the n before adding

the suffix -ness. For example,
clean
cleanness
green
greenness
Rule 16
If the adjective ends in l, the adverb formed by adding

ly will contain two ls immediately before the y. For
example,
cool
formal
real
coolly
formally
really
final
hopeful
useful
finally
hopefully
usefully
Rule 17
If the adjective does not ends in l, the adverb formed
by adding ly will contain only one l immediately
before the y. For example,
evident
fluent
evidently
fluently
grim
quick
grimly
quickly
But,
ceiling, conceive, conceit, deceit, deceive, perceive,
receipt, receive
Exception:
either, financier, leisure, neither, seize, species
Words Commonly Misspelt
(1) Compound words with a hyphen:

birth-rate
boarding-house
by-product
copy-book
dog-tired
ex-president
fellow-citizen
football-player
half-dozen
home-made
kick-off
old-fashioned
pre-existence
pocket-knife
printing-house
quarter-mile
re-echo
self-made
self-regard
self-respect
semi-independent
semi-invalid
stumbling-block
tongue-tied
vice-president
well-being
working-man
(2) Compound words without a hyphen:

afterwards
almost
already
anybody
anyhow
anyone
anything
anywhere
birthday
cannot
childlike
copyright
downfall
gatekeeper
handwriting
herewith
householder
however
indoors
into
lifetime
lighthouse
meanwhile
midnight
moonlight
moreover
posthumous
postman
riverside
schoolboy
shoemaker
somebody
somehow
someone
something
sometimes
somewhat
threadbare
throughout
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downstairs
everybody
everyone
everything
everywhere
extraordinary
fellowship
football

newspaper
nobody
nonessential
otherwise
ourselves
outside
playwright
postgraduate
together
tomorrow
welcome
whatever
whenever
wherever
within
without
(3) Words to be written separately:

all right
all round
at least
at once
do not
no one
per cent
some time
up to
well done
young man
(4) Words ending in -ate:

accelerate
accumulate
accurate
adulterate
affiliate
aggregate
alleviate
ameliorate
annihilate
appreciate
appropriate
assimilate
associate
collaborate
collegiate
commemorate
corroborate
desperate
disseminate
effeminate
elaborate
elucidate
emancipate
emulate
enunciate
eradicate
evaporate
exaggerate
initiate
inundate
literate
meditate
separate
dubious
envious
furious
infectious
ingenious
injurious
illustrious
judicious
luxurious
pernicious
precarious
pugnacious
superstitious
suspicious
victorious
(9) Words ending in -uous:

arduous
impetuous
sumptuous
conspicuous
presumptuous superfluous
contemptuous strenuous
tempestuous
(10) Words ending in -eous:
courageous
courteous
erroneous
gorgeous
outrageous
hideous
simultaneous
miscellaneous spontaneous
(11) Words ending in -ise:

advertise
advise
apprise
chastise
compromise
demise
despise
devise
disguise
enterprise
exercise
franchise
merchandise
supervise
surprise
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(5) Words ending in -tion:

accusation
affection
assimilation
collection
combination
commotion
compensation
conception
constitution
convention
conversation
conviction
description
detection
detention
dilution
evaluation
expectation
fascination
frustration
inclination
inflation
institution
intention
perfection
prevention
promotion
proportion
proposition
repetition
reputation
situation
vindication
(6) Words ending in -sion:

allusion
apprehension
collision
comprehension
conversion
decision
dimension
dissension
inclusion
inversion
precision
pretension
profusion
provision
tension
(7) Words ending in -ous:

anonymous
boisterous
callous
credulous
disastrous
fabulous
generous
heinous
jealous
miraculous
momentous
monotonous
monstrous
poisonous
ridiculous
synonymous
treacherous
venomous
(8) Words ending in -ious:

ambitious
audacious
auspicious
ceremonious
contagious
copious
curious
delicious
delirious
(12) Words ending in -ar:

altar
beggar
burglar
calendar
circular
collar
dollar
grammar
molecular
muscular
particular
peculiar
pedlar
pillar
popular
regular
secular
scholar
similar
singular
solar
spectacular
vicar
vulgar
(13) Words ending in -er:

adviser
alter
barrister
character
debater
defender
diameter
examiner
farmer
interpreter
leather
lecturer
manner
manufacturer
messenger
meter
miner
minister
partner
plotter
premier
prisoner
robber
soldier
summer
tiger
traveller
villager
writer
(14) Words ending in -or:

actor
ancestor
auditor
author
bechelor
benefactor
censor
chancellor
conqueror
contributor
creditor
debtor
dictator
director
doctor
emperor
executor
governor
inspector
inventor
investigator
liquor
manipulator
minor
orator
professor
protector
superior
suitor
surveyor
survivor
tailor
traitor
tutor
visitor
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(15) Words ending in -ance:
abundance
acceptance
accordance
acquaintance
allegiance
alliance
allowance
appearance
arrogance
brilliance
defiance
elegance
endurance
exuberance
guidance
insurance
irrelevance
maintenance
(21) Words ending in -le:

nuisance
predominance
radiance
relevance
reliance
remittance
repentance
resistance
resonance
(16) Words ending in -ence:

audience
diffidence
circumference excellence
coherence
evidence
coincidence
indolence
concurrence
inference
conference
influence
conscience
innocence
convenience
insistence
correspondence
patience
preference
prudence
residence
resilience
reticence
reverence
violence
(17) Words ending in -able:
ankle
cycle
fickle
mettle
middle
muscle
noble
obstacle
paddle
particle
principle
single
title
uncle
vehicle
(22) Words ending in -ure:

agriculture
enclosure
leisure
literature
manufacture
miniature
nature
signature
venture
(23) Words ending in -ur:

augur
murmur
sulphur
Miscellaneous Examples
abbreviate
accidentally
acclaim
accommodate
accompanied
accompanying
accuse
achievement
acknowledge
acquaintance
acquitted
across
additionally
address
adolescent
affluent
affirm
affright
aggravate
aggression
allegory
allure
allusive
although
altogether
amateur
amiss
amount
analyzes
annals
annual
apostle
Set I
apparently
appetite
argument
arrangement
athlete
athletics
attitude
auxiliary
awkward
beginning
believed
benefited
breathe
brilliant
bulletin
bureau
bureaucracy
buried
business
cafeteria
campaign
casually
career
carrying
category
ceiling
cemetery
changeable
characteristic
chosen
colleague
colloquial
despair
destroy
develop
diagram
dictionary
different
dilapidated
Set II
disappeared
dissolute
disappointment divide
disastrous
division
discipline
eccentric
dissatisfied
ecclesiastic
dissect
efficiency
dissertation
effusion
commission
committee
commodity
communism
comparative
competitive
compulsory
conceive
conceivable
condemn
conquer
conscientious
conscious
continually
convenience
corner
correspond
corrode
corrupt
course
curiosity
courteous
criticism
criticize
curriculum
decision
definitely
definition
demurrage
dependent
describe
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acceptable
admirable
adorable
advisable
agreeable
amendable
applicable
available
innumerable
inseparable
interminable
intolerable
justifiable
laudable
liable
manageable
avoidable
charitable
comfortable
commendable
comparable
dependable
desirable
detestable
marriageable
noticeable
objectionable
palatable
perishable
practicable
profitable
recognizable
fashionable
formidable
implacable
improbable
incurable
indispensable
inevitable
inflammable
suitable
thinkable
transferable
unconquerable
unmistakable
unthinkable
vulnerable
respectable
(18) Words ending in -ible:

accessible
admissible
contemptible
divisible
eligible
feasible
flexible
forcible
repressible
responsible
horrible
incorrigible
invincible
irresistible
perceptible
permissible
plausible
sensible
tangible
terrible
visible
(19) Words ending in -al:

annual
canal
cannibal
gradual
jackal
literal
material
medal
menial
metal
pedal
total
(20) Words ending in -el:

channel
jewel
label
level
nickel
panel
parcel
rebel
satchel
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dining
disease
elsewhere
eliminate
elocution
eloquence
embarrass
emissary
emphasize
encyclopaedia
ennoble
enormous
enthusiastic
environment
epidemic
epitaph
epitome
epoch
equalled
equipment
equipped
equivalent
erosion
errand
erroneous
dissipate
dissipation
especially
essence
etiquette
evolution
excellence
exceptionally
excitement
exhausted
exhilaration
existence
experience
explanation
extraordinary
familiar
fascinating
February
financial
foreign
formerly
forty
fourth
friend
gauge
egotism
eight
generally
genius
geography
government
grammar
grievance
guarantee
guard
guidance
handle
height
hindrance
hitherto
humorous
hurriedly
imaginary
imagination
immediately
impromptu
inaccessible
inadequate
inapplicable
inauspicious
incidentally
incredible
indefinitely
independent
inexorable
influential
inimical
inimitable
innocuous
innuendo
intellectual
intelligence
intentionally
interfere
interpreted
interrupted
Set III
irrelevant
knack
knight
knot
knowledge
laboratory
legitimate
leisure
librarian
lieutenant
lightning
livelihood
loneliness
manoeuvre
marriage
marvellous
mathematics
medicine
minute
mischievous
morale
mysterious
naive
naturally
necessary
nevertheless
niece
ninety
ninth
noisily
notwithstanding
nowadays
obstacle
occasion
occasionally
occurred
occurrence
offspring
omission
omitted
operate
opportunity
optimistic
original
otherwise
outburst
outcast
outright
pamphlet
parallel
parliament
particularly
partner
perseverance
personnel
persistent
perspiration
persuade
phenomenon
physically
physician
pleasant
propelled
propeller
psychology
pursue
quantity
questionnaire
quite
quitting
quiz
realize
really
recognize
recommend
recurring
referred
regrettable
reign
relieved
religious
remembrance
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resource
restaurant
rhythm
rhythmical
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running
sacrifice
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schedule
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sergeant
severely
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simultaneous
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soliloquy
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source
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souvenir
unparalleled
specifically
until
specimen
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succeed
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successful
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surgeon
villain
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technique
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Exercise - 1
Directions In these questions, identify the
mis-spelt word and mark it in the Answer Sheet.
1. a) Elementary
b) Secondary
c) Laundary
d) Momentary
2. a) Apprehension
b) Intension
c) Imagination
d) Confusion
3. a) Submitted
b) Admitted
c) Comitted
d) Omitted
4. a) Brillient
b) Valiant
c) Salient
d) Radiant
5. a) Recuperate
b) Regulate
c)
a)
c)
7. a)
c)
8. a)
c)
9. a)
c)
10. a)
c)
6.
Reinstate
Cease
Beseige
Carrier
Courier
Competent
Penitent
Assure
Sensure
Seige
Receive
d)
b)
d)
b)
d)
b)
d)
b)
d)
b)
d)
Seperate
Seize
Beseech
Carreer
Barrier
Repentent
Consistent
Insure
Ensure
Seize
Believe
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11. a)
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39. a)
c)
Responsibility
Possibility
Courageous
Temple
Efficient
Magnificient
Transferred
Sufferred
Proceed
Superseed
Admonish
Aberration
Confidant
Conjecture
Lapped
Deterred
Sergent
Session
Facade
Quotation
Demeanour
Demonstretor
courageous
languoreous
Unaccompanied
Unadopted
Boutique
Opaque
Admitting
Preferring
Torpedoes
Pianoes
Malignity
Malfeasance
Combination
Hallucination
Sacrosanct
Sacred
Allitration
Almighty
Idiosyncrasy
Idiosy
Jaundise
Javelin
Eminent
Eloquent
Tailor
Doctor
Mathametician
Dietician
Grotesque
Picturesque
Indomitable
Amicable
Personel
Notional
Impetuous
Imperial
b) Oppertunity
d) Generosity
b) Stampede
d) Saliloquy
b) Sufficient
d) Proficient
b) Referred
d) Deferred
b) Exceed
d) Succeed
b) Aborigin
d) Agrarian
b) Confiscate
d) Conversent
b) Murmurred
d) Worshipped
b) Silhouette
d) Somnambulist
b) Inept
d) Pursuasive
b) Deodorize
d) Demoralize
b) outrageous
d) spacious
b) Unaccustomed
d) Unaloyed
b) Physique
d) Obleeque
b) Budgetting
d) Travelling
b) Mosquitoes
d) Tomatoes
b) Malodorus
d) Malevolent
b) Exageration
d) Admonition
b) Sacrelege
d) Sacrament
b) Allowance
d) Almanac
b) Idealize
d) Ideology
b) Jasmine
d) Jarring
b) Immanent
d) Exuberant
b) Sculpter
d) Fitter
b) Statistician
d) Physician
b) Burlesque
d) Piccaresque
b) Furmidable
d) Admirable
b) Personnel
d) National
b) Impertinant
d) Implication
40. a) Prefer
c) Difer
41. a) Mercenary
c) Missionery
42. a) Seize
c) Believe
43. a) Accomplice
c) Accomplishment
44. a) Replaceable
c) Replacement
45. a) Relieve
c) Deceit
46. a) Labrinth
c) Laborious
47. a) Commit
c) Committee
48. a) Poignant
c) Prevalent
49. a) Seize
c) Wierd
50. a) Repent
c) Flagrent
51. a) Dining
c) Determining
52. a) Vendetta
c) Vicarious
53. a) Metaphor
c) Allegary
54. a) Neurosurgeon
c) Bureaucrat
55. a) Variety
c) Gaitey
56. a) Assesment
c) Alignment
57. a) Synonimous
c) Unanimous
58. a) Condom
c) Contampt
59. a) Accumulate
c) Beginning
60. a) Peruse
c) Persuit
61. a) Waitage
c) Luggage
62. a) Receive
c) Perceive
63. a) Prioratise
c) Visualise
64. a) Mendacious
c) Pernicious
65. a) Pennetrate
c) Hesitate
66. a) Passagway
c) Subway
67. a) Rapport
c) Repport
68. a) Stationery
c) Revolutionary
b) Defer
d) Refer
b) Machinery
d) Visionary
b) Decieve
d) Reign
b) Accompaniment
d) Accomodation
b) Replaceing
d) Replaced
b) Protein
d) Frieght
b) Laboratory
d) Library
b) Comedian
d) Comunication
b) Relevent
d) Malignant
b) Achieve
d) Leisure
b) Serpent
d) Reverent
b) Shining
d) Begining
b) Verisimilitude
d) Vociferrate
b) Expletive
d) Parody
b) Homoeopath
d) Veteinary
b) Anxiety
d) Society
b) Assignment
d) Inherent
b) Anonymous
d) Pseudonymous
b) Condemn
d) Content
b) Challenge
d) Tolerent
b) Persuade
d) Pursue
b) Baggage
d) Village
b) Conceive
d) Decieve
b) Picturise
d) Individualise
b) Obnoxcious
d) Ferocious
b) Irritate
d) Perforate
b) Causeway
d) Straightway
b) Support
d) Purport
b) Dictionery
d) Voluntary
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c)
70. a)
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97. a)
c)
Temperature
Tempastuous
Whether
Whither
Legible
Incorrigible
Audacious
Caprisious
Quadruple
Quadrangle
Postar
Posture
Reference
Difference
Agreeablly
Doubtfully
Nomenclature
Non-chalant
Insolvency
Hypocrisy
Anniversery
Heresy
Embankment
Preceding
Inexplicable
Inextinguishable
Representation
Amplification
Designation
Controversy
Kitten
Justified
Hillock
Mileage
Neice
Neigh
Breakage
Breathless
Explaination
Exaggeration
Utility
Spacielity
Cruise
Truce
Believe
Grieve
Democracy
Prophecy
Ballistic
Bulletin
Bearer
Conquerer
Careful
Fulfild
Knac
Kneed
Adultration
Advancement

b) Temperament
d) Temptation
b) Weathere
d) Wither
b) Communiceble
d) Eligible
b) Auspicious
d) Credulous
b) Quagmaire
d) Quadrant
b) Pastor
d) Pasture
b) Preference
d) Performence
b) Cruelly
d) Fatally
b) Non-interfereance
d) Non-commissioned
b) Legitimacy
d) Idiosyncracy
b) Bureaucracy
d) Secrecy
b) Deliberately
d) Proleferation
b) Inevitable
d) Inexpressable
b) Verification
d) Liberalisetion
b) Amature
d) Burglar
b) Cumulative
d) Inediable
b) Vilify
d) Hillarious
b) Neither
d) Rein
b) Brevity
d) Briliance
b) Extermination
d) Expectation
b) Vitality
d) Casualty
b) Deduse
d) Bruise
b) Relieve
d) Decieve
b) Beaureaucracy
d) Aristocracy
b) Baloon
d) Bullock
b) Governor
d) Admirer
b) Untill
d) Final
b) Knee
d) Kneel
b) Adulation
d) Admittance
98. a) Perpendicular
c) Exaggerate
99. a) Hack
c) Halve
100. a) Deficient
c) Magnificient
101. a) Deep
c) Sleep
102. a) Instructor
c) Carrier
103. a) Conquer
c) Variety
104. a) Homogenious
c) Honourable
105. a) Imperative
c) Imminent
106. a) Teaser
c) Tedious
107. a) Indefinite
c) Advurtise
108. a) Loveable
c) Useable
109. a) Illegal
c) Illegitimate
110. a) Kiln
c) Muslin
111. a) Conceit
c) Receive
112. a) Seige
c) Syllable
113. a) Proprietor
c) Personal
114. a) Slight
c) Thrift
115. a) Beetle
c) Bearable
116. a) Anxiety
c) Accommodation
117. a) Lonesome
c) Ludicruous
118. a) Dairy
c) Dainty
119. a) Allottee
c) Allright
120. a) Coupious
c) Caption
121. a) Birth
c) Benefit
122. a) Weighty
c) Height
123. a) Magnanimous
c) Magnificient
124. a) Municipality
c) Compartment
125. a) Jewellry
c) Military
126. a) Miscellaneous
c) Mischievious
b) Boundry
d) Flourish
b) Hawl
d) Hark
b) Efficient
d) Reticent
b) Heap
d) Weap
b) Grammer
d) Organiser
b) Passenger
d) Retalitate
b) Honorarium
d) Hooligan
b) Ilicit
d) Immature
b) Teething
d) Teatotaller
b) Courteous
d) Periphery
b) Manageable
d) Soluble
b) Illitrate
d) Illegible
b) Masculine
d) Disciplin
b) Deceit
d) Percieve
b) Solemn
d) Seize
b) Personel
d) Proposal
b) Shoot
d) Subtel
b) Beautician
d) Beautifull
b) Ankel
d) Allergy
b) Lovely
d) Logical
b) Dafodil
d) Damage
b) Almighty
d) Altogether
b) Cautious
d) Capricious
b) Beginer
d) Banana
b) Piety
d) Gaeity
b) Magnetism
d) Magnify
b) Restaurant
d) Approch
b) Beneficiary
d) Literary
b) Precarious
d) Licentious
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127. a) Referring
c) Beginning
128. a) Handicraft
c) Handkerchef
129. a) Impediment
c) Merriment
130. a) Familiar
c) Hammer
131. a) Adhesive
c) Applauce
132. a) Superstitious
c) Commendable
133. a) Heritage
c) Glimpse
134. a) Focal
c) Vehical
135. a) Committed
c) Benifitted
136. a) Ceramic
c) Ceremony
137. a) Mischievious
c) Misdemeanour
138. a) Projection
c) Curve
139. a) Behaviour
c) Commend
140. a) Numismatics
c) Nucleus
141. a) Device
c) Advice
142. a) Repeatition
c) Recitation
143. a) Worried
c) Sacrifice
144. a) Writing
c) Leutenant
145. a) Aerodrome
c) Aircraft
146. a) Rational
c) Demolis
147. a) Frostbite
c) Frenzy
148. a) Cieling
c) Cease
149. a) Absess
c) Abrasive
150. a) Profligacy
c) Hypocricy
151. a) Jeopardy
c) Jaundice
152. a) Allocation
c) Allmighty
153. a) Receive
c) Neighbour
154. a) Nightmare
c) Coarse
155. a) Etiquete
c) Ethereal
b) Openning
d) Stopping
b) Handbar
d) Handicap
b) Judgment
d) Embarrassment
b) Simmer
d) Grammer
b) Abusive
d) Accomplice
b) Accomodation
d) Callous
b) Ecstas
d) Discription
b) Vocal
d) Mystical
b) Submitted
d) Remitted
b) Ceribral
d) Cereal
b) Miscreant
d) Miserable
b) Educate
d) Headquaters
b) Mentenance
d) Appraise
b) Nuisence
d) Numerous
b) Demice
d) Revise
b) Renunciation
d) Recapitulation
b) Vegetable
d) Tamporary
b) Lightning
d) Lighten
b) Airoplane
d) Aerial
b) Release
d) Survival
b) Fretricide
d) Franchise
b) Celluloid
d) Cemetery
b) Accessory
d) Abstinence
b) Bureaucracy
d) Prophecy
b) Jealosy
d) Javelin
b) Allotment
d) Elocution
b) Receipt
d) Sieze
b) Unfruitfull
d) Unwavering
b) Ethnic
d) Eulogize
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c)
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Cautious
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Jailor
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Psychoanalyst
Psychaitrist
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Pretence
Abdominal
Machenical
Impregnable
Improbable
Clothing
Actualise
Allowance
Alltogether
Termination
Determination
Respite
Reference
Harmonise
Surrender
Evasion
Occassion
Assume
Cunsume
Career
Territory
Adambrate
Celebrate
Apropriation
Increment
Beleive
Receive
Governance
Penance
Omission
Nineth
Sceptic
Prolific
Harmony
Harmful
Opulence
Nonsense
Careful
Harmful
Preparatory
Promisary
Legibel
Legalize
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Accrue
Surround
Survey
Temparament
Pilgrimage
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Proprietor
Valuable
Gentalman
Physiologist
Psychologist
Dence
Offence
Clinical
Technical
Imposter
Implausible
Gathering
Reproch
Allusion
Alternative
Culmination
Defination
Reciept
Recipe
Impression
Enthusistic
Ovation
Erosion
Presume
Subsume
Furios
Objectionable
Calibrate
Proliferate
Oppose
Minute
Relieve
Deceive
Essense
Finance
Muscular
Roundish
Agnostic
Assetic
Harmonius
Harmonium
Offens
Occurrence
Unlawfull
Beautiful
Cursory
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Legislature
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Accomodate
Accumulate
Surveillance
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Spontaneous
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185. a) Boast
c) Terrible
186. a) Ocupation
c) Occasion
187. a) Regular
c) Couragous
188. a) Soldier
c) Infinite
189. a) Curiculum
c) Emporium
190. a) Barrister
c) Borne
191. a) Negligence
c) Wisedom
192. a) Gorilla
c) Gaudy
193. a) Repudiate
c) Rezemblance
194. a) Kitchen
c) Perquisite
195. a) Pudding
c) Puncture
196. a) Promising
c) Disterbance
197. a) Tabulate
c) Sacrifice
198. a) Existant
c) Vacuum
199. a) Indulgence
c) Exercize
200. a) Collage
c) Colleague
201. a) Fishery
c) Alphabetical
202. a) Goitre
c) Gravitation
203. a) Pregnant
c) Negociation
204. a) Appetite
c) Appriasal
205. a) Campaign
c) Camouflage

206. a) Decesive
c) Decease
207. a) Grandly
c) Genorally
208. a) Trickery
c) Argument
209. a) Benevolent
c) Generous
210. a) Associate
c) Bruere
211. a) Despatch
c) Detach
212. a) Attendence
c) Providence
213. a) Acquire
c) Acquittal
214. a) Therapeutic
c) Themometer
215. a) Idyllic
c) Prolific
216. a) Emergency
c) Mandatory
217. a) Caculate
c) Vacilate
218. b) Careful
c) Beautiful
219. a) Telepathy
c) Sympathy
220. a) Earnest
c) Detest
221. a) Literature
c) Literecy
222. a) Oscillate
c) Ennumerate
223. a) Hurdle
c) Puddle
224. a) Composition
c) Literature
225. a) Pneumonia
c) Xenophobia
226. a) Commission
c) Possession
b) Catelogue
d) Heritage
b) Obvious
d) Ocean
b) Criminal
d) Garbage
b) Beautiful
d) Clearify
b) Museum
d) Medium
b) Beseige
d) Beginning
b) Affinity
d) Creativity
b) Guarantee
d) Gauze
b) Requisite
d) Rescind
b) Obstakle
d) Permissible
b) Pungent
d) Puntuation
b) Ancestry
d) Cardinal
b) Across
d) Servent
b) Commercial
d) Pursuant
b) Leisure
d) Mandatory
b) College
d) Commerciel
b) Vocubulary
d) Consonant
b) Glorious
d) Greivous
b) Nutrition
d) Approach
b) Apathetic
d) Aperture
b) Camera
d) Carborettor
b) Decimal
d) Deceive
b) Effectively
d) Normally
b) Uproar
d) Comotion
b) Compassionate
d) Sympathatic
b) Traipse
d) Manhandle
b) Attatch
d) Catch
b) Preference
d) Evidence
b) Acquatic
d) Acquiesce
b) Bureaucretic
d) Barricade
b) Idiotic
d) Miopic
b) Delegate
d) Apreciate
b) Articulate
d) Gesticulate
b) Skilfull
d) Unmindful
b) Antepathy
d) Apathy
b) Infest
d) Againest
b) Literal
d) literary
b) Deliberate
d) Narrate
b) Cuddel
d) Meddle
b) Grammer
d) Poetry
b) Diarrheoa
d) Amnesia
b) Omission
d) Occassion
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Exercise - 2
Directions: In these questions, either a word

has been written in four different ways or there
are four different words out of which only one is
correctly spelt. Find the correctly spelt word and
indicate it in the Answer Sheet.
1. a) Successfully
b) Sucessfully
c) Succesfully
d) Successfuly
2. a) Embarrassment
b) Embarassment
c) Embarasment
d) Embarrasment
3. a) Meagre
b) Meeger
c) Meager
d) Meagar
4. a) Entirty
b) Gratious
c) Discern
d) Contestent
5.
a)
c)
6. a)
c)
7. a)
c)
8. a)
c)
9. a)
c)
10. a)
c)
Reminiscence
Recolection
Scenary
Visionary
Colaborate
Cooperate
Fullfil
Fabbulous
Receprocate
Recetation
Traveling
Kidnaping
b)
d)
b)
d)
b)
d)
b)
d)
b)
d)
b)
d)
Renounciation
Relaxasion
Granery
Luminery
Coroborate
Colocate
III will
Usefull
Recieve
Receipt
Remitance
Equitable
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11. a) Neccessary
c) Itinerary
12. a) Psycholagy
c) Criminolegy
13. a) Asociate
c) Appropriate
14. a) Consience
c) Consciens
15. a) Magnificent
c) Magnificient
16. a) Rennassance
c) Rennaiscence
17. a) Irrepairable
c) Irreparrable
18. a) Superfluous
c) Superfluos
19. a) Pharmaceautical
c) Pharmaceutical
20. a) Recomendation
c) Recommendation
21. a) Neccesity
c) Nesissity
22. a) Adrass
b) Address
23. a) Refridgerator
c) Refreggerator
24. a) Excution
c) Expedition
25. a) Externel
c) Introvert
26. a) Expact
c) Exite
27. a) Intruisting
c) Intersting
28. a) Supremecy
c) Surfiet
29. a) Spectacular
c) Spinache
30. a) Sacrosant
c) Sacrilege
31. a) Discription
c) Dessemination
32. a) Occurence
c) Occupancy
33. a) Humorous
c) Hulabaloo
34. a) Mischeivous
c) Misdemeanour
35. a) Harassment
c) Breevement
36. a) Capracious
c) Fallicious
37. a) Inefable
c) Infallible
38. a) Camoflage
c) Milieu
39. a) Existence
c) Depandence
b) Temparory
d) Sanguinery
b) Appology
d) Archaeology
b) Intigrate
d) Exhilerate
b) Conscience
d) Consiens
b) Magnificant
d) Magneficent
b) Renaissance
d) Rennaissance
b) Irreparable
d) Irepairable
b) Superflous
d) Supperflous
b) Pharmacutical
d) Farmaceutical
b) Reccomendation
d) Reccomandation
b) Necessity
d) Necessety
c) Addres
d) Adrress
b) Refregerator
d) Refrigerator
b) Excitment
d) Extrection
b) Extrovart
d) Exect
b) Impact
d) Impect
b) Interesting
d) Entertening
b) Suppressor
d) Surender
b) Spactroscope
d) Splended
b) Sacrificeal
d) Sabotege
b) Discretion
d) Dessertation
b) Occassion
d) Octogenarean
b) Humanetarianism
d) Hurrecane
b) Miscariage
d) Misnomar
b) Comitment
d) Temparament
b) Auspicious
d) Dalicious
b) Inaccesible
d) Invinscible
b) Tabuleau
d) Miraze
b) Occurence
d) Persistance
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Obsolate
Obsolat
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Diaphenous
Seperate
Refrence
Reprimond
Repositary
Necter
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Irrelavance
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Infatuation
Infauctuation
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Quandry
Quandary
Lieutenant
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Acquiesence
Acquisence
Idiosyncracy
Idiosyncrasy
Tranquility
Trenquility
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Innimatible
Buisiness
Bussiness
Exampal
Exampel
Recomendation
Recomandation
Arguement
Argumment
Defination
Defenition
Committee
Comittee
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d) Sepulchre
b) Frolicked
d) Developped
b) Precision
d) Explotion
b) Friquency
d) Hesitancy
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d) Discese
b) Diating
d) Daiting
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b) Obsolete
d) Obsolet
b) Skil full
d) Skillfull
b) Detriental
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b) Confidance
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b) Resplendant
d) Requisite
b) Necessary
d) Pangent
b) Maintenence
d) Acquaintence
b) Infactuation
d) Infectuaction
b) Meretricious
d) Maritricious
b) Omelete
d) Omelate
b) Qundry
d) Quendry
b) Lieutenent
d) Leftinent
b) Aquiscence
d) Acquiescence
b) Idiosyncresy
d) Idiosyncrecy
b) Trenquility
d) Tranquillity
b) Inimitible
d) Inimitable
b) Business
d) Busines
b) Example
d) Exemple
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d) Recommandation
b) Argument
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b) Definition
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c) Prenunciation
70. a) Commentry
c) Commentery
71. a) Drought
c) Drout
72. a) Parliamentery
c) Parliamentary
73. a) Acurate
c) Accurate
74. a) Gerraffe
c) Geraff
75. a) Approached
c) Appraoched
76. a) Carreer
c) Career
77. a) Achievement
c) Acheivment
78. a) Commandant
c) Commandent
79. a) Supersede
c) Superseed
80. a) Obssession
c) Obssesion
81. a) Dilemna
c) Dellima
82. a) Fahrenheit
c) Fahrinheit
83. a) Cannibal
c) Canebel
84. a) Privilege
c) Previlige
85. a) Caimpagn
c) Campaine
86. a) Occured
c) Ocurred
87. a) Rigerous
c) Regerous
88. a) Indipensable
c) Indispansible
89. a) Palete
c) Palate
90. a) Chancelary
c) Chancelery
91. a) Tarriff
c) Tarif
92. a) Satellite
c) Sattelite
93. a) Entrapreneur
c) Entrepraneur
94. a) Concupiescence
c) Concupiscance
95. a) Ossous
c) Ossues
96. a) Obloquy
c) Obloquey
97. a) Lugubrious
c) Lugubreous

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b) Commentary
d) Commentrry
b) Draut
c) Drougt
b) Parlimentary
d) Parlamentary
b) Accuratte
d) Acurrate
b) Giraf
d) Giraffe
b) Aproched
d) Aproached
b) Caireer
d) Careir
b) Achevement
d) Achievment
b) Comandant
d) Comandent
b) Supercede
d) Superceed
b) Obsession
d) Obsessien
b) Delima
d) Dilemma
b) Farenheit
d) Farenhite
b) Cannebol
d) Canibal
b) Privelege
d) Privelige
b) Compaign
d) Campaign
b) Occurad
d) Occurred
b) Rigourous
d) Rigorous
b) Indispenseble
d) Indispensable
b) Palet
d) Pelate
b) Chancellary
d) Chancellery
b) Tariff
d) Tarrif
b) Sattellite
d) Satelite
b) Entrepreneur
d) Entrapraneur
b) Concupescance
d) Concupiscence
b) Osseous
d) Oseous
b) Oobloquy
d) Obloquay
b) Lugabrius
d) Luggubrous
98. a) Aproched
c) Appraoched
99. a) Scriptur
c) Scripture
100. a) Pasanger
c) Pesanger
101. a) Coruppt
c) Corrupt
102. a) Achievment
c) Achievement
103. a) Bouquete
c) Boquet
104. a) Foreigner
c) Foriegnor
105. a) Exagerate
c) Exaggerate
106. a) Forecast
c) Forcast
107. a) Puerille
c) Puerile
108. a) Commission
c) Commision
109. a) Perseverance
c) Perseverence
110. a) Illusteous
c) Ilustrious
111. a) Pitiaeble
c) Pitiaable
112. a) Paralelled
c) Paralleled
113. a) Vetniary
c) Veteninary
114. a) Fullfil
c) Fulfill
115. a) Recommand
c) Reccomend
116. a) Omenous
c) Omineous
117. a) Overlapped
c) Overleped
118. a) Necessary
c) Necesary
119. a) Benefeted
c) Benefitted
120. a) Sacrilegeous
c) Sacriligious
121. a) Lackadaisical
c) Lackadaisicle
122. a) Sepulchral
c) Sepalchral
123. a) Refrigerator
c) Refridgerator
124. a) Hindrence
c) Hinderence
125. a) Consceintious
c) Conscintious
126. a) Cancelation
c) Cancellation
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Forienor
Foreiner
Exadgerate
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Forcaust
Forecaste
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Purrile
Commisson
Comission
Preservarance
Preserverence
Illistrious
Illustrious
Pitiable
Pitiabale
Parallelled
Parralleled
Vetarinary
Veterinary
Filful
Fullfill
Recommend
Recomend
Ominous
Ommineous
Overlaped
Overelaped
Necesarry
Neccessary
Benifited
Benifitted
Sacrilegious
Sacreligious
Lackadisical
Lackdaisical
Sepalchrle
Sepulchrle
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Referigerator
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Accomplish
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Occurrance
Occurance
Gaurantee
Garuntee
Parlamentary
Parlimentary
Itinarary
Itinerary
Tentaitive
Tentitive
Surveilance
Surveillance
Careir
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Damage
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Sinchronize
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Recommandation
Recommendation
Marvellous
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Commision
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Asthetic
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Rendezvous
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Misceleneous
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Guaruntee
Parliamentary
Parliamentery
Itenerary
Itinarery
Tentative
Tantitive
Survellance
Survaillance
Career
Carreer
Dammage
Dammege
Synchormise
Synchronize
Recomandation
Recomendation
Marveleous
Merveleous
Comission
Commission
Aesthetic
Aesthetique
Rendzevous
Rendezveous
Restaurant
Resturent
Miscelleneous
Miscellaneous
Vetirinary
Vaterinary
Mambrane
Membrain
Anameia
Anameiae
Forecaps
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Bectaria
Bactria
Samblance
Samblence
Gynaecology
Gyneccology
Hyppochondria
Hyppochondrea
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Instantanious
Itinerrary
Itinerary
Chronology
Chronalogy
156. a) Scintilating
c) Scintillating
157. a) Nemesys
c) Nemesis
158. a) Anamoly
c) Anamaly
159. a) Perseverence
c) Perseverense
160. a) Photographe
c) Bibbliography
161. a) Exquisite
c) Osscillate
162. a) Hienous
c) Foriegn
163. a) Signatery
c) Obituery
164. a) Paralell
c) Parentheticel
165. a) Endeavour
c) Epidamic
166. a) Chauvinism
c) Malepropism
167. a) Precious
c) Speicious
168. a) Temprature
c) Caryeature
169. a) Success
c) Occassion
170. a) Acquaintence
c) Acquaintince
171. a) Abbriviation
c) Abbriviation
172. a) Believable
c) Belivable
173. a) Defamatary
c) Defamatory
174. a) Deliberation
c) Deliberition
175. a) Detercorate
c) Detiriorate
176. a) Exorbitant
c) Exorbetant
177. a) Freivolous
c) Frevilous
178. a) Miscarriage
c) Mescarriage
179. a) Misterious
c) Mysterious
180. a) Dictionery
c) Dictionary
181. a) Receive
c) Receeve
182. a) Repitition
c) Repitetion
183. a) Judicious
c) Judiceous
184. a) Mischeivous
c) Misdemeanour
b) Scintillatinge
d) Scintilliting
b) Nemisis
d) Nemysis
b) Anomaly
d) Anomoly
b) Perseverance
d) Perseverense
b) Biogrophy
d) Typography
b) Reqiusite
d) Leathal
b) Caffeine
d) Sacharine
b) Statutory
d) Derogatery
b) Parallelogram
d) Patriside
b) Enterpreneur
d) Eventuel
b) Jingoeism
d) Rivisionism
b) Spicious
d) Ciscious
b) Nominclature
d) Miniature
b) Anihilate
d) Assasinate
b) Acquaintance
d) Acquintence
b) Abbreviation
d) Abbreveation
b) Beleivable
d) Believible
b) Defamatery
d) Defamatry
b) Deleberation
d) Delaberation
b) Deteriorate
d) Detireorate
b) Exhorbitant
d) Exohorbitant
b) Frivelous
d) Frivolous
b) Mescariage
d) Miscariage
b) Mistereous
d) Mystereous
b) Dectionary
d) Dictienary
b) Recieve
d) Resieve
b) Repetition
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b) Juditious
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Cabbage
Abandant
Abundent
Asassin
Assasin
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Eccumenikal
Ecuemenicel
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Supersede
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Erthiness
Earthhiness
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Circuiteous
Chivelery
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Huricane
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Biscket
Interrept
Intrrupt
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Accessiblity
Suggestion
Suggession
Kabage
Cabbege
Abendent
Abundant
Assassin
Assassen
Magnifecent
Magnificent
Ecumenical
Ekumanical
Superzede
Superceed
Systematically
Systimatically
Earthines
Earthiness
Truly
Trueily
Aliennate
Alienate
Vasillation
Vacilation
Comemorate
Choccolate
Clairvoyant
Cavelcade
Sovereignity
Serenity
Comemmorative
Accommodative
Besmerch
Benevolence
Parsimonious
Peadiatrics
Manageable
Manoevrable
Tunnle
Trable
214. a) Populus
c) Prelious
215. a) Impromptue
c) Illusery
216. a) Enterpreneur
c) Entrepreneur
217. a) Promiscuous
c) Promiscuos
218. a) Onomatopoeia
c) Onomatopoia
219. a) Bureacracy
c) Buereacracy
220. a) Millionair
c) Millionaire
221. a) Onvelope
c) Envalope
222. a) Character
c) Charactar
223. a) Drunkeness
c) Drunkness
224. a) Surprise
c) Suprise
225. a) Comitee
c) Committie
226. a) Height
c) Highte
227. a) Label
c) Labal
228. a) Musuem
c) Musaum
229. a) Occasion
c) Occassion
230. a) Pusuedonm
c) Pseudomn
231. a) Disease
c) Decaese
232. a) Treveller
c) Travailer
233. a) Scisorrs
c) Scissors
234. a) Vaccum
c) Vacuum
235. a) Accommodation
c) Accomodation
236. a) Budgetery
c) Budgetary
237. a) Occurence
c) Ocurence
238. a) Pidistrian
c) Pedestrian
239. a) Seperately
c) Seperatley
240. a) Embarrassed
c) Embarrased
241. a) Definitely
c) Definitley
242. a) Cemetary
c) Cemetery
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b) Illustrous
d) Impetus
b) Entreprenure
d) Enterprenure
b) Promescuous
d) Promiscous
b) Onomotopoei
d) Onamotipoei
b) Bereaucracy
d) Bureaucracy
b) Millionnaire
d) Milionaire
b) Envelope
d) Envelap
b) Charecter
d) Chaerector
b) Drunkenness
d) Drunkennes
b) Supprise
d) Surprize
b) Committee
d) Commitee
b) Hieght
d) Heite
b) Lebal
d) Labbel
b) Museum
d) Muesum
b) Ocassion
d) Occesion
b) Pseudonym
d) Psuedonym
b) Desease
d) Dicease
b) Traveller
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b) Seissors
d) Sissors
b) Vacum
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b) Acommodation
d) Acomodation
b) Bugetary
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b) Occurrence
d) Occurance
b) Pedistrian
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Answers and Explanations

Exercise-1
1. c;
2. b;
3. c;
4. a;
5. d;
6. c;
7. b;
8. b;
9. c;
10. a;
11. b;
12. d;
The correct spelling is laundry.

The correct spelling is intention.
The correct spelling is 'committed'.
The correct spelling is 'brilliant'.
The correct spelling is 'separate'.
The correct spelling is 'besiege'.
The correct spelling is 'career'.
The correct spelling is 'repentant'.
The correct spelling is 'censure'.
The correct spelling is 'siege'.
The correct spelling is 'opportunity'.
The correct spelling is 'soliloquy', which means
a speech in a play in which a character, who is alone
on the stage, speaks his or her thoughts.
The correct word is magnificent, which means
extremely, attractive and impressive.
Instead of sufferred, the correct word is suffered.
The correct word is supersede, which means to
replace someone in power.
The correct word is aborigine, which means a
member of a race of people who were the original
resident of a country.
Admonish = to strongly advise to somebody to
do something.
The correct word is conversant, which means
having a knowledge of; familiar with.
The correct spelling is murmured.
The correct spelling is sergeant, that means a
member of one of the middle ranks in the army and
the airforce, below an officer.
Silhouette
= the shape of a persons body
or of an object
Somnambulist
= sleepwalker
The correct spelling is persuasive.
The correct spelling is demonstrator.
Demeanour = the way that somebody looks or
behaves
The correct spelling is languorous.
Languor =the pleasant state of feeling lazy and
without energy
The correct spelling is unalloyed.
The correct spelling is oblique.
The correct spelling is budgeting.
The correct spelling is pianos.
The correct spelling is malodorous, that means
having an unpleasant smell.
Mal ig n
= to say bad things about somebody/something publicly
Malfeasance
28. b;
= wr ong-doing, especially by a
public official when it affects
his or her public duties
Malevolent
= having or showing a wish to do
evil to others
The correct spelling is exaggeration.
Hallucination = somet hing t hat is seen or
heard when it is not really
there.
Admonition
= a warning to somebody about
their behaviour
The correct spelling is sacrilege, that means an
act or treating a holy thing or place without respect.
Sacrament
= an important religious ceremony
such as marriage
Sacrosanct
= t hat is consider ed t o be too
important to change or question.
The correct spelling is alliteration, which means
the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the
beginning or adjacent or closely connected words.
Almanac = a book that is published every year
giving information for that year about
a particular subject or activity.
The correct spelling is idiocy, that means very
stupid behaviour; the state of being very stupid.
Idiosyncrasy
= a persons particular way of
behav ing,
thinking
et c
especially when it is unusual
Idealize
= t o consider or r epr esent
somebody/something as being
perfect or bet ter than they
really are
The correct spelling is jaundice.
The correct spelling is imminent
Imminent = (especially
of
somet hing
unpleasant) likely to happen very
soon
Immanent = present as a nat ural par t of
something; present everywhere
Eloquent
= able to express a feeling
Exuberant = f ull of ener gy, excit ement and
happiness
The correct spelling is sculptor
The correct spelling is mathematician
The correct spelling is picaresque.
Grotesque
= str ange in a way that is
unpleasant or offensive
Burlesque
= a performance or piece of writing
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18. b;
19. a;
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22. c;
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
d;
d;
b;
c;
b;
29. b;
30. a;
31. c;
32. a;
33. b;
34. b;
35. a;
36. d;
Spelling Error
37. b;
38. a;
39. b;
which tries to make something

look ridiculous by representing
it in a humorous way
Picturesque = pretty, especially in a way that
looks old-fashioned
Picaresque
= connected with literature that
describes the adventures of a
person who is somet imes
dishonest but easy to like.
The correct spelling is formidable.
Indomitable = not willing to accept defeat, even
in a dif f icult sit uat ion; ver y
brave and determined
Formidable = if people, things or situations
are formidable you feel fear and/
or respect for them, because they
are impressive or powerful, or
because they seem very difficult
Amicable = done or achieved in a polit e or
friendly way and without arguing
The correct spelling is 'personal'.
The correct spelling is 'impertinent'.
Impetuous
= acting or done quickly and
without t hinking car ef ully
about the results
Impertinent = rude and not showing respect
for somebody who is older or
more important
The correct spelling is 'differ'.
The correct spelling is 'missionary'.
The correct spelling is 'deceive'.
The correct spelling is accommodation.
Accomplice = a person who helps another to
commit a crime or t o do
something wrong
The correct spelling is replacing.
The correct spelling is freight.
The correct spelling is labyrinth, that means a
complicated series of paths, which it is difficult to
find your way through.
The correct spelling is communication.
The correct spelling is relevant.
Poignant
= having a st rong eff ect on your
feelings, especially in a way that
makes you feel sad
Prevalent
= that exists or is very common at a
particular time or in a particular
place
Malignant = having or showing a strong desire
to harm somebody
The correct spelling is weird, that means very
strange or unusual and difficult to explain.
The correct spelling is flagrant, t hat means
shocking because it is done in a very obvious way
and shows no respect for people, laws, etc
Repent
= to feel and show that you are sorry
for something bad or wrong that you
have done
Surpent
= a snake, especially a large one
Reverent = showing
great
r espect
and
admiration
The correct spelling is beginning.
The correct spelling is vociferate, that means
shout, complain or argue loudly or vehemently.
Vendetta
= a
long
and
v iolent
disagreement between two
53. c;
families or groups, in which

people ar e mur der ed in
return for previous murders
Verisimilitude = the quality of seeming to be
true or real
Vicarious
= f elt or exper ienced by
watching or reading about
somebody
else
doing
something, rather than by
doing it yourself
The correct spelling is allegory, that means a
story, play, picture etc in which each character or event
is a symbol representing an idea or a quality, such as
truth, evil, death, etc
Metaphor = a word or phrase used to describe
somebody/something else, in a
way t hat is diff er ent fr om it s
normal use, in order to show that
t he t wo t hings have t he same
qualities and t o make t he
description more powerful
Expletive = a word, especially a rude word,
that you use when you are angry,
or in pain
Parody
= a piece of writing, music, acting
etc that deliberately copies the
style of somebody/something in
order to be amusing
The correct spelling is veterinary.
The correct spelling is gaiety, that means the
state of being cheerful and full of fun.
The correct spelling is assessment.
The correct spelling is synonymous.
Unanimous
= if a decision or an opinion is
unanimous, it is agr eed or
shared by everyone in a group.
Pseudonym
= a name used by somebody
especially a writer, instead of
their real name.
The correct spelling is contempt.
The correct spelling is tolerant.
The correct spelling is pursuit.
Peruse
= to read something especially in a
careful way
Persuade = to make somebody do something by
giving them good reasons for doing
it.
The correct spelling is weightage.
The correct spelling is deceive.
The correct spelling is 'prioritise'.
The correct spelling is 'obnoxious', that means
extremely unpleasant, especially in a way that
offends people.
Mendacious = not telling the truth; lying
Pernicious
= having a very harmful effect on
somebody/something,
especially in a way t hat is
gradual and not easily noticed
Ferocious
= very aggressive or violent; very
strong
The correct spelling is 'penetrate'.
The correct spelling is 'passageway'.
The correct spelling is 'report'.
Rapport = a f r iendly r elat ionship in which
people understand each other very
well
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42.
43.
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44. b;
45. d;
46. a;
47. d;
48. b;
49. c;
50. c;
51. d;
52. d;
54. d;
55. c;
56. a;
57. a;
58. c;
59. d;
60. c;
61.
62.
63.
64.
a;
d;
a;
b;
65. a;
66. a;
67. c;
Spelling Error

Purport
68. b;
69. c;
70. b;
71. b;
72. c;
73. b;
= to claim to be something or to have

done something, when this may not
be true
The correct spelling is 'dictionary'.
The correct spelling is 'tempestuous', that means
full of extreme emotions.
The correct spelling is 'weather'.
Whither = used to ask what is likely to happen
to something in the future; where;
to which
Wither
= if a plant withers or somet hing
withers it, it dries up and dies.
The correct spelling is communicable.
Legible
= clear enough to read
Incorrigible = having bad habits which cannot
be changed or improved
The correct spelling is 'capricious' that means
showing sudden changes in attitude or behaviour.
Audacious
= willing to take risks or to do
something shocking
Auspicious = showing signs that something
is likely to be successful in the
future
Credulous
= too ready to believe things and
therefore easy to trick
The correct spelling is quagmire which means
an area of soft wet ground; a difficult or dangerous
situation.
The correct spelling is poster.
Paster = a minister in charge of a Christian
church or group, especially in some
non-conformist churches.
The correct spelling is performance.
The correct spelling is agreeably.
The correct spelling is non-interference.
Non-chalant = behaving in a calm and relaxed
way; giving the impression that
you are not feeling any anxiety;
casual
The correct spelling is idiosyncrasy, that means
a persons particular way of behaving, thinking etc,
especially when it is unusual; an unusual feature.
Insolvent = not having enough money to pay
what you owe; bankrupt
Hypocrisy = behav iour in which somebody
pretends to have moral standards
or opinions t hat they do not
actually have
The correct spelling is anniversary.
Heresy = a belief or an opinion that disagrees
strongly with what most people believe
The correct spelling is proliferation, that means
the sudden increase in the number or amount of
something.
The correct spelling is inexpressible that means
(of feelings) too strong to be put into words.
The correct spelling is liberalisation.
The correct spelling is amateur that means a
person who is not skilled.
The correct spelling is inedible that means that
you cannot eat because it is of poor quality or
poisonous.
Kitten = a young cat
The cor rect spelling is hilarious that means
extremely funny.
Hillock = a small hill
Vi li f y
= to say or write unpleasant things
86. a;
87. d;
88. a;
89. c;
90. b;
about somebody/something that other

people will hav e a low opinion of
them.
Mileage = t he dist ance t hat a v ehicle has
travelled, measured in miles
The correct spelling is niece.
Neigh = when a horse neighs it makes a long
high sound
Rein = a long nar r ow leat her band t hat is
fastened around a horses neck and is
held by the rider in order to control the
horse.
The correct spelling is brilliance.
Brevity
= the quality of using few words when
speaking or writing
The correct spelling is explanation.
Extermination
= t he killing of all t he
members of a gr oup of
people or animals
The correct spelling is speciality.
The correct spelling is deduce.
Cruise = a journey by sea, visiting different
places, especially as a holiday/
vacation
Truce
= an agr eement bet ween enemies or
opponent s t o st op fight ing f or an
agreed period of time
Bruise = a blue, brown or purple mark that
appears on the skin after somebody
has fallen, been hit etc
The correct spelling is deceive.
The correct spelling is bureaucracy.
The correct spelling is balloon.
The correct spelling is conqueror.
The correct spelling is until.
The correct spelling is knead, that means to
press and stretch dough, wet clay, etc with your hands
to make it ready to use.
Kneel = to be in or move into a position where
your body is supported on your knee
or knees
Knack = a special skill or ability that you have
naturally or can learn
The correct spelling is adulteration which means
food or drink that is less pure due to addition of
another substance to it.
Adulation
= admir ation
and
pr aise,
especially when this is greater
than is necessary
Admittance = the right to enter or the act of
enter ing
a
building,
an
institution etc,
The correct spelling is boundary.
The correct spelling is haul that means to pull
something/somebody with a lot of effort.
Hark = used only as an order to tell somebody to
listen
The correct spelling is magnificent.
Reticent = unwilling to tell people about things
The correct spelling is weep.
The correct spelling is grammar.
The correct spelling is retaliate.
The correct spelling is homogeneous.
Honorarium
= a payment made for somebodys
professional services
Hooligan
= a young person who behaves
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75. d;
76. a;
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79. a;
80. d;
81. d;
82. d;
83. b;
84. d;
85. d;
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
d;
b;
b;
c;
b;
c;
97. a;
98. b;
99. b;
100. c;
101.
102.
103.
104.
d;
b;
d;
a;
Spelling Error
105. b;
106. d;
107.
108.
109.
110.
c;
c;
b;
d;
111. d;
in an ext remely noisy and

violent way in public, usually
in a group.
The correct spelling is illicit, that means not
allowed by the law ; not approved of by the normal
rules of society.
Imminent = (especially
of
somet hing
unpleasant) likely to happen very
soon
The correct spelling is teetotaller, that means a
person who does not drink alcohol.
The correct spelling is advertise.
The correct spelling is usable.
The correct spelling is illiterate.
The correct spelling is discipline.
Ki ln
= a lar ge oven for baking clay and
bricks, drying wood and grain etc.
M u s l i n = a t ype of fine cotton clot h that is
almost transparent, used especially in
t he past , f or making clot hes and
curtains.
The correct spelling is perceive.
Conceit = too much price in yourself and what
you do; a clev er expr ession in
writing or speech that involves a
comparison between two things
The cor rect spelling is siege, t hat means a
situation in which the police surround a building
where people were living or hiding, in order to make
them come out.
The correct spelling is personnel.
The cor rect spelling is subtle which means
behaving in a clever way, and using indirect methods,
in order to achieve something.
Thrif t = the habit of saving money and spending
it carefully so that none is wasted
The correct spelling is beautiful.
Beetle = to move somewhere quickly; an insect,
often large and black, with a hard case
on its back, covering its wings
The correct spelling is ankle.
The correct spelling is ludicrous that means
unreasonable; that you cannot take seriously;
absurd; ridiculous.
The correct spelling is daffodil.
Dainty = small and delicate in a way that people
find attractive
The correct spelling is alright.
The correct spelling is copious which means in
large amounts; abundant.
Caption
= words
that
ar e
pr int ed
underneath a picture, cartoon,
etc that explain or describe it
Capricious = showing sudden changes in
at tit ude
or
behav iour ;
unpr edict able;
changing
suddenly and quickly.
The correct spelling is beginner.
The correct spelling is gaiety which means the
state of being cheerful and full of fun.
Piety = the state of having or showing a deep
r espect f or somebody/somet hing,
especially for god and religion
The correct spelling is magnificent.
The correct spelling is approach.
The correct spelling is jewellery.

126. c; The correct spelling is mischievous that means
enjoying playing tricks and annoying people.
Precarious = not safe or certain; dangerous;
likely to fall or cause somebody
to fall
Licentious = behav ing in a way t hat is
considered sexually immoral
127. b; The correct spelling is opening.
128. d; The correct spelling is handkerchief.
129. d; The correct spelling is judgement.
Impediment = something that delays or stops
the progress of something
Merriment
= happy talk, enjoyment and the
sound of people laughing
130. d; The correct spelling is grammar.
Simmer = the state when something is almost
boiling
131. c; The correct spelling is applause which means
the noise made by a group of people clapping their
hands and sometimes s houting to show their
approval or enjoyment.
Accomplice = a person who helps another to
commit a crime or t o do
something wrong
132. b; The correct spelling is accommodation
Callous = not caring about ot her peoples
feelings or suffering
133. d; The correct spelling is description.
Ecstasy
= a feeling or state of very great
happiness
Glimpse
= a look at somebody/something for
a very short time, when you do not
see the person or thing completely
134. c; The correct spelling is vehicle.
Mystical = having spiritual powers or qualities
that are difficult to understand or
to explain
135. c; The correct spelling is benefited.
Remit = to send money etc to a person or place
136. b; The corr ect spelling is cerebral that means
relating to the brain.
137. a; The correct spelling is mischievous that means
enjoying playing tricks and annoying people.
Miscreant
= a per son who has done
something wrong or illegal
Misdemeanour = an action t hat is bad or
unacceptable, but not very
serious
Miserable
= v ery
unhappy
or
uncomfortable
138. d; The correct spelling is headquarters.
139. b; The correct spelling is maintenance.
Appraise = to make a formal judgement about
the value of a persons work, usually
after a discussion with them about
it
140. b; The correct spelling is nuisance that means a
thing, person or situation that is annoying or causes
trouble or problems.
Numismatics =
t he st udy of coins and
medals
141. b; The correct spelling is demise that means death;
the end or failure of an institution, an idea, a company,
etc
142. a; The correct spelling is repetition.
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113. b;
114. d;
115. d;
116. b;
117. c;
118. b;
119. c;
120. a;
121. b;
122. d;
123. c;
124. d;
125. a;
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143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
d;
c;
b;
c;
b;
148. a;
149. a;
= the act of rejecting physical

pleasur es especially for
religious reasons
Recitation
= an act of saying a piece of
poetry or literature that you
have learned to an audience
Recapitulate
= to repeat or give a summary
of what has alr eady been
said, decided etc
The correct spelling is temporary.
The correct spelling is lieutenant
The correct spelling is aeroplane
The correct spelling is demolish
The correct spelling is fratricide that means the
crime of killing of your brother or sister.
Frenzy = a state of great activity and strong
emot ion t hat is oft en v iolent or
frightening and not undercontrol
The correct spelling is ceiling.
The correct spelling is abscess that means a
swollen and infected area on your skin or in your
body, full of thick yellowish liquid (called pus)
Abstinence = t he pract ice of not allowing
yourself something especially
food, alcoholic drinks or sex,
for moral, religious or health
reasons
The correct spelling is hypocrisy that means
behaviour in which somebody pretends to have moral
standards or opinions that they do not actually have.
Profligate = using money, time, materials, etc
in a careless way
The correct spelling is jealousy
Jeopardy = in a dangerous posit ion or
situation and likely to be lost or
harmed
The correct spelling is almighty.
Elocution = the ability to speak clearly and
correctly, especially in public and
pronouncing the word in a way
that is considered to be socially
acceptable
The correct spelling is seize
The correct spelling is unfruitful.
Unwavering = not changing or becoming
weaker in any way
The correct spelling is etiquette which means
the formal rules of correct or polite behaviour in society
or among members of a particular profession.
Ethereal = ext r emely delicat e and light ;
seeming to belong to another, more
spiritual, world
Eulogize = to praise somebody/something very
highly
The correct spelling is exhibit.
The correct spelling is admirer.
The correct spelling is gentleman.
The correct spelling is psychiatrist.
The correct spelling is dense.
Deference = behaviour that shows that you
respect somebody/something
Pretence
= the act of behaving in a particular
way, in or der t o make other
people believe something that is
not true
The correct spelling is mechanical.
Abdominal
162. b;
163. d;
164. c;
165.
166.
167.
168.
d;
b;
d;
c;
= relating to or connected with the

abdomen
The correct spelling is impostor which means a
person who pretends to be somebody else in order to
trick people.
Impregnable
= str ong and impossible t o
defeat or change; inv incible; an impregnable building
is so str ongly built that it
cannot be entered by force
Implausible
= not seeming reasonable or
likely to be true
Improbable
= not likely t o be tr ue or to
happen; unlikely
The correct spelling is reproach that means blame
or criticism for something you have done.
The correct spelling is altogether.
Al lu si on = something that is said or written
that refers to or mentions another
person or subject in an indirect
way.
The correct spelling is definition.
The correct spelling is receipt.
The correct spelling is enthusiastic.
The correct spelling is occasion.
Evasion = the act of avoiding somebody or of
avoiding somet hing that you ar e
supposed to do
Ovation = enthusiast ic
clapping
by
an
audience as a sign of their approval
The correct spelling is consume.
Subsume = to include something in a particular
group and not consider it separately
The correct spelling is furious.
The correct spelling is adumbrate which means
to give a general idea or description of something
without details.
Proliferate = to increase rapidly in number or
amount
The correct spelling is appropriation
The correct spelling is believe.
The correct spelling is essence that means the
most important quality or feature of something that
makes it what it is.
Penance = an act that you give yourself to do,
or that a priest gives you to do in
order to show that you are sorry for
something you have done wrong.
The correct spelling is ninth.
The correct spelling is ascetic that means not
allowing yourself physical pleasures, especially for
religious reasons, related to a simple and strict way
of living.
Sceptic
= a person who usually doubts that
claims or st at ements are t rue,
especially those that other people
believe in
Agnostic = a person who believes that it is not
possible to know whether God exists
or not
Prolif ic = (of an artist, a writer, etc) producing
many works etc
The correct spelling is harmonious.
The correct spelling is offence.
Opulent = made or decorated using expensive
materials; luxurious; extremely rich;
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151. b;
152. c;
153. d;
154. b;
155. a;
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
d;
a;
d;
d;
b;
161. c;
169. c;
170. b;
171. a;
172. a;
173. a;
174. b;
175. c;
176. d;
177. b;
178. b;
Spelling Error
wealthy
179. b; The correct spelling is unlawful.
180. c; The correct spelling is promissory.
Promissory note
= a
signed
document
containing a promise to
pay a stated amount of
money before a parti-cular
date
Emissary
= a person who is sent to
deliv er
an
of f icial
message, especially from
one country to another, or
to perform a special task
Cursory
= done quickly and without
giving enough attention to
details
181. a; The correct spelling is legible that means clear
enough to read.
Legitimate = valid; justifiable; legal
182. b; The correct spelling is accommodate.
Accrue = to increase over a period of time
183. d; The correct spelling is surreptitious that means
done secretly or quickly, in the hope that other people
will not notice.
184. a; The correct spelling is temperament.
185. b; The correct spelling is catalogue.
186. a; The correct spelling is occupation.
187. c; The correct spelling is courageous.
188. d; The correct spelling is clarify.
189. a; The correct spelling is curriculum.
190. b; The correct spelling is besiege that means to
surround a building, city, etc with soldiers until the
people inside are forced to let you in.
191. c; The correct spelling is wisdom.
192. d; The correct spelling is gauge that means an
instrument for measuring the amount or level of
something.
Gaudy = too brightly coloured in a way that
lacks taste
193. c; The correct spelling is resemblance.
Repudiate = to refuse to accept something; to
reject
Requisite = necessary for a particular purpose
Rescind
= t o of f icially st at e t hat a law,
contract, decision, etc is no longer
valid
194. b; The correct spelling is obstacle.
Perquisite = something to which somebody has
a special right because of their
social position
195. a; The correct spelling is punctuation.
Pudding = a sweet dish eaten at the end of a
meal
Pungent = having a strong taste or smell
196. c; The correct spelling is disturbance.
197. d; The correct spelling is servant.
198. a; The correct spelling is existent.
Pursuant = according to or follow something,
especially a rule or law
199. c; The correct spelling is exercise.
200. d; The correct spelling is commercial
Collage = a collection of things which may be
similar or different; the art of making
a pict ur e by sticking pieces of
coloured paper, cloth, or photographs
onto a surface

201.
202.
203.
204.
b;
d;
c;
c;
205. d;
206. a;
207. c;
208. d;
209. d;
210. c;
211. b;
212. a;
213. b;
The correct spelling is vocabulary.

The correct spelling is grievous.
The correct spelling is negotiation.
The correct spelling is appraisal that means a
judgement of the value, performance or nature of
somebody/something.
The correct spelling is carburettor.
Camouflage = the way in which an animals
colour or shape mat ches it s
sur r oundings and makes it
difficult to see
The correct spelling is decisive.
The correct spelling is generally.
The correct spelling is commotion which means
sudden noisy confusion or excitement.
The correct spelling is sympathetic.
Benevolent = kind, helpful and generous
The correct spelling is brewer that means a
person or company that makes beer.
Traipse
= to walk somewhere slowly when
you are tired and unwilling
Manhandle = to push, pull or handle somebody
roughly
The correct spelling is attach.
The correct spelling is attendance.
The cor r ect spelling is aquatic that means
connected with water.
Acquittal
= an official decision in court that
a person is not guilty of a crime.
Acquiesce = t o accept somet hing wit hout
arguing, even if you do not really
agree with it
The correct spelling is bureaucratic.
The correct spelling is myopic.
Idyllic = peaceful and beautif ul; per f ect ,
without problems
Prolif ic = (of an artist, a writer) producing many
works, etc
The correct spelling is appreciate.
The correct spelling is vacillate that means to
keep changing your opinion or thoughts about
something, especially in a way that annoys other
people.
The correct spelling is skilful.
The correct spelling is antipathy, that means a
strong feeling of dislike.
Telepathy = t he direct communicat ion of
t hought s or f eelings fr om one
person to another without using
speech, writ ing or any ot her
normal method.
Apathy
= the feeling of not being interested
in
or
ent husiast ic
about
something, or things in general.
The correct spelling is against.
Earnest = very serious and sincere
Infest
= t o exist in large number s in a
part icular place, oft en causing
damage or disease
Detest
= to hate somebody/something very
much.
The correct spelling is literacy.
The correct spelling is enumerate.
The correct spelling is cuddle, that means to
hold somebody/something close in your arms to show
love or affection.
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215. d;
216. d;
217. c;
218. b;
219. b;
220. d;
221. c;
222. c;
223. b;
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Puddle
Meddle
= a small amount of water or other

liquid, especially r ain, that has
collected in one place on the ground
= to become involved in something that
does not concern you

224. b; The correct spelling is grammar
225. b; The correct spelling is diarrhoea
226. d; The correct spelling is occasion
Exercise-2
1. a;
2. a;
The correctly spelt word is successfully.

The correctly spelt word is embarrassment that
means shy, awkward or guilty feelings.
3. a;
The correctly spelt word is meagre that means
small in quantity and poor in quality.
4. c;
The correctly spelt word is discern that means to
know, recognize or understand something, especially
something that is not obvious.
The correct spellings of other words are entirety,
gracious and contestant.
Entirety = the whole of something
Gracious = kind, polite and generous, especially
t o somebody of a lower social
position; showing the comfort and
easy way of life that wealth can bring
5. a;
The correctly spelt word is reminiscence that means
a spoken or written description of something that
somebody remembers about their past life. The
correct spellings of other words are renunciation,
recollection and relaxation.
Renunciation = the act of rejecting physical
pleasur es, especially f or
religious reasons; self-denial
Recollection
= t he abilit y t o remember
somet hing;
t he
act
of
remembering something
6. c;
The correctly spelt word is visionary. The correct
spellings of other words are scenery, granary, and
luminary.
Granary
= a building where grain is stored
Luminary = a person who is an expert of a great
influence in a special ar ea or
activity
7. c;
The correctly spelt word is cooperate. The correct
spellings of other words are collaborate, collocate
and corroborate.
Collaborate = to work together with some-body
in order to produce or achieve
something
Collocate
= to be often used together in a
language
Corroborate = t o
pr ovide
ev idence
or
infor mat ion t hat suppor ts a
statement, theory, etc.
8. b;
The correctly spelt word is illwill. The correct
spellings of other words are fulfil, fabulous and
useful.
Fabulous = extremely good
9. d;
The correctly spelt word is receipt. The correct
spellings of other words are reciprocate, receive
and recitation.
Reciprocate = t o behav e or feel t owar ds
somebody in the same way as they
behave or feel towards you
Recitation
= an act of talking or writing about
a series of things
10. d; The correctly spelt word, is equitable that means
fair and reasonable; treating everyone in an equal
way. The correct spellings of other words are
11. c;
12. d;
13. c;
travelling, remittance and kidnapping.

Remittance = a sum of money that is sent to
somebody in order t o pay for
something
The correctly spelt word is itinerary that means a
plan of journey, including the route and the places
that you visit. The correct spellings of other words
are necessary, temporary and sanguinary.
Sanguinary = inv olv ing or liking killing and
blood
The correctly spelt word is archaeology. The correct
spellings of other given words are psychology,
apology and criminology.
The correctly spelt word is appropriate. The correct
spellings of other given words are associate,
integrate and exhilarate.
Exhilarate = to make somebody feel very happy
and excited
The correctly spelt word is conscience that means
the part of your mind that tells you whether your
actions are right or wrong.
The correctly spelt word is magnificent that means
extremely attractive and impressive; deserving
praise.
The correctly spelt word is renaissance that means
a situation when there is new interest in a particular
subject, form of art, etc after a period when it was not
very popular; revival.
The correctly spelt word is irreparable.
The correctly spelt word is superfluous that means
more than you need or want; unnecessary.
The correctly spelt word is pharmaceutical.
The correctly spelt word is recommendation.
The correctly spelt word is necessity.
The correctly spelt word is address.
The correctly spelt word is refrigerator.
The correctly spelt word is expedition that means
an organized journey with a particular purpose,
especially to find out about a place that is not well
known. The correct spellings of other words are
execution, excitement and extraction.
Extraction = the act or process of removing or
obt aining
somet hing
f rom
something else.
The correctly spelt word is introvert. The correct
spellings of ot her giv en wor ds ar e external,
extrovert and exact.
The correctly spelt word is impact. The correct
spellings of other given words are expect and exit.
The correctly spelt word is interesting. The correct
spellings of other given words are entrusting and
entertaining.
The correctly spelt word is suppressor. The correct
spellings of other given words are supremacy,
surfeit and surrender.
Surfeit = an amount that is too large; excess
The correctly spelt word is spectacular. The correct
spellings of other given words are spectroscope,
spinach and splendid.
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14. b;
15. a;
16. b;
17. b;
18. a;
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
c;
c;
b;
b;
d;
c;
25. c;
26. b;
27. b;
28. b;
29. a;
Spelling Error
Spectroscope
30. c;
31. b;
= a piece of equipment for

forming and looking at spectra
Spinach
= a v eget able with lar ge dar k
green leaves that are cooked or
eaten in salads
Splendid
= excellent; very good; great
The correctly spelt word is sacrilege that means
an act of treating holy thing or place without respect.
The correct spellings of other words are sacrosanct,
sacrificial and sabotage.
Sacrosanct = t hat is consider ed t o be too
important to change or question;
sacred
Sabotage
= t he act of deliberat ely spoiling
something in order to prevent it
from being successful; to prevent
something from being successful or
being
achiev ed,
especially
deliberately
The correctly spelt word is discretion that means
the freedom or power to decide what should be done
in a particular situation. The correct spellings of
other given words are description, dissemination
and dissertation.
Disseminate
= to
spr ead
inf ormat ion,
knowledge, et c so t hat it
reaches many people.
Dissertation
= a long piece of wr iting on a
par ticular subject, especially
one writ t en f or a univer sit y
degree
The correctly spelt word is occupancy. The correct
spellings of other given words are occurrence,
occasion, and octogenarian.
Octogenarian
= a person between 80 and 89
years old
The correctly spelt word is humorous. The correct
spellings
of
other
giv en
wor ds
ar e
humanitarianism, hullabaloo and hurricane.
Hullabaloo = a lot of loud noise, especially made
by people who are annoyed or
excited about something
The correctly spelt word is misdemeanour that
means an action that is bad or unacceptable, but not
very serious; a crime that is not considered to be very
serious. The correct spellings of other given words
are mischievous, miscarriage and misnomer.
Mischievous = enjoying playing t r icks and
annoying people.
Miscarriage
= the process of giving birth to a
baby before it is fully developed
and able to survive
Misnomer
= a name or a word that is not
appropriate or accurate
The cor rectly spelt wor d is harassment. The
meaning of the word harass is to annoy or worry
somebody by putting pressure on them or saying or
doing unpl eas ant things to them. The cor r ect
spellings of other given words are commitment,
bereavement and temperament.
Bereavement
= the death of relative or close
friend
The correctly spelt word is auspicious that means
showing signs that something is likely to be successful
in the future. The correct spellings of other given
words are capricious, fallacious and delicious.
Capricious
37. c;
38. c;
= showing sudden changes in

attitude or behaviour
Fallacious = wrong; based on a false idea
The correctly spelt word is infallible which means
never wrong; never making mistakes. The correct
spellings of other words are ineffable, inaccessible
and invincible.
Ineffable
= too great or beautiful to describe in
words
Invincible = too strong to be defeated or changed
The correctly spelt word is milieu which means
the social environment that you live or work in. The
corr ect spellings of other giv en wor ds ar e
camouflage, tableau and mirage.
Camouflage = the way in which an animals
colour or shape mat ches it s
sur r oundings and makes it
difficult to see
Tableau
= a scene showing, for example,
events and people from history,
that is presented by a group of
actors who do not move or speak
Mirage
= a hope or wish that you cannot
make happen because it is not
r ealistic; illusion; an ef fect
caused by hot air in deserts or
on roads, that makes you think
you can see something, such as
water, which is not there
The correctly spelt word is existence. The correct
spellings of other given words are occurrence,
dependence and persistence.
The correctly spelt word is sepulchre that means
a place for a dead body, either cut in rock or built of
stone.
The correct spellings of other given words are
sponsorship, sovereign and subservient.
Subservient = too willing to obey other people;
less important than something
else
The correctly spelt word is frolicked. The meaning
of the word frolick is to play and move around in a
lively, happy way. The correct spellings of other
given words are handicapped, kidnapped and
developed.
The correctly spelt word is precision that means
the quality of being exact, accurate and careful. The
correct spellings of other words are coercion,
negotiation and exploitation.
The correctly spelt word is hesitancy that means
the state or quality of being slow or uncertain in doing
or saying something. The correct spellings of other
giv en wor ds are delinquency, frequency and
discrepancy.
Delinquency = bad or cr iminal behav iour ,
usually of young people
Discrepancy
= a dif f er ence between t wo or
more things that should be the
same
The correctly spelt word is decease that means
the death of a person.
The correctly spelt word is dieting.
The correctly spelt word is extempore that means
spoken or done without any previous thought or
preparation.
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32. c;
33. a;
34. c;
35. a;
36. b;
39. a;
40. d;
41. b;
42. b;
43. d;
44. c;
45. a;
46. a;
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47. b; The correctly spelt word is obsolete that means
no longer used because something new has been
invented; out of date.
48. c; The correctly spelt word is skilful.
49. d; The correctly spelt word is dilapidated that means
(of furniture and buildings) old and in very bad
condition. The correct spellings of other given
wor ds ar e despondent, detrimental and
diaphanous.
Despondent
= sad, without much hope
Detrimental
= harmful; damaging
Diaphanous
= (of cloth) so light and fine that
you can almost see through it
50. d; The correctly spelt word is prosperous. The correct
spellings of ot her giv en wor ds ar e separate,
confidence and reference.
51. d; The correctly spelt word is requisite that means
necessary for a particular purpose. The correct
spellings of other given words are reprimand,
resplendent and repository.
Reprimand
= to tell somebody officially that
you do not approve of them or
their actions; to rebuke
Resplendent = br ight ly
colour ed
in
an
impressive way
Repository
= a place wher e something is
stored in a large quantities.
52. d; The correctly spelt word is necessary. The correct
spellings of ot her given wor ds ar e nectar,
punctuation and pungent.
Nectar
= a sweet liquid that is produced by
f lowers and collected by bees for
making honey; the thick juice of some
fruits as a drink
Pungent = having a strong taste or smell
53. c; The correctly spelt word is maintenance. The
correct spellings of other words are irrelevance
and acquaintance.
Acquaintance = a person that you know but who
is not a close f riend; slight
friendship
54. a; The correctly spelt word is infatuation which
means very strong feelings of love or attraction for
somebody/something especially when these are
unreasonable and do not last long.
55. b; The correctly spelt word is meretricious which
means seeming attractive, but infact having no real
value.
56. a; The correctly spelt word is omelette.
57. c; The correctly spelt word is quandary that means
the state of not being able to decide what to do in a
difficult situation; dilemma.
58. a; The correctly spelt word is lieutenant.
59. d; The correctly spelt word is acquiescence that
means the fact of being willing to do what somebody
wants and to accept their opinions, even if you are not
sure that they are right.
60. c; The correctly spelt word is idiosyncrasy which
means a persons particular way of behaving, thinking
etc, especially when it is unusual.
61. a; The corr ectly spelt word is tranquility . The
meaning of the word tranquil is quiet and peaceful.
62. d; The correctly spelt word is inimitable that means
too good or individual for anyone else to copy with the
same effect.
63. b; The correctly spelt word is business.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
b;
b;
b;
b;
a;
d;
b;
a;
c;
c;
d;
a;
c;
a;
a;
a;
The correctly spelt word is example.

The correctly spelt word is recommendation.
The correctly spelt word is argument.
The correctly spelt word is definition.
The correctly spelt word is committee.
The correctly spelt word is pronunciation.
The correctly spelt word is commentary.
The correctly spelt word is drought.
The correctly spelt word is parliamentary.
The correctly spelt word is accurate.
The correctly spelt word is giraffe.
The correctly spelt word is approached.
The correctly spelt word is career.
The correctly spelt word is achievement.
The correctly spelt word is commandant.
The correctly spelt word is supersede that means
to take the place of something/somebody that is
considered to be old-fashioned or no longer the best
available.
80. b; The correctly spelt word is obsession that means
the state in which a persons mind is completely filled
with thoughts of one particular thing or person in a
way that is not normal.
81. d; The correctly spelt word is dilemma that means a
situation which makes problems, often one in which
you have to make a very difficult choice between things
of equal importance.
82. a; The correctly spelt word is fahrenheit.
83. a; The correctly spelt word is cannibal, which means
a person who eats human flesh.
84. a; The correctly spelt word is privilege that means a
special right or advantage that a particular person or
group of people has.
85. d; The correctly spelt word is campaign.
86. d; The correctly spelt word is occurred.
87. d; The correctly spelt word is rigorous that means
done carefully and with a lot of attention to detail.
88. d; The correctly spelt word is indispensable.
89. c; The correctly spelt word is palate that means the
top part of the inside of the mouth.
90. d; The correctly spelt word is chancellery that means
the place where a chancellor has his or her office.
91. b; The correctly spelt word is tariff.
92. a; The correctly spelt word is satellite.
93. b; The correctly spelt word is entrepreneur.
94. d; The correctly spelt word is concupiscence that
means strong sexual desire; lust.
95. b; The correctly spelt word is osseous that means
made of or turned into bone.
96. a; The correctly spelt word is obloquy that means
strong public criticism; loss of respect and honour.
97. a; The correctly spelt word is lugubrious that means
sad and serious.
98. d; The correctly spelt word is approached.
99. c; The correctly spelt word is scripture that means
the Bible.
100. d; The correctly spelt word is passenger.
101. c; The correctly spelt word is corrupt.
102. c; The correctly spelt word is achievement.
103. b; The correctly spelt word is bouquet.
104. a; The correctly spelt word is foreigner.
105. c; The correctly spelt word is exaggerate.
106. a; The correctly spelt word is forecast.
107. c; The correctly spelt word is puerile, that means
silly; suitable for a child rather than an adult.
108. a; The correctly spelt word is commission.
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109. a; The correctly spelt word is perseverance that
means the quality of continuing to try to achieve a
particular aim despite difficulties.
110. d; The correctly spelt word is illustrious.
111. b; The correctly spelt word is pitiable that means
deserving of pity or causing you to feel pity.
112. c; The correctly spelt word is paralleled.
113. d; The correctly spelt word is veterinary.
114. c; The correctly spelt word is fulfill.
115. b; The correctly spelt word is recommend.
116. b; The correctly spelt word is ominous that means
suggesting that something bad is going to happen in
the future.
117. a; The correctly spelt word is overlapped.
118. a; The correctly spelt word is necessary.
119. c; The correctly spelt word is benefitted.
120. b; The correctly spelt word is sacrilegious . The
meaning of the word sacrilege is an act of treating
a holy thing or place without respect.
121. a; The correctly spelt word is lackadaisical that
means not showing enough care or enthusiasm.
122. a; The correctly spelt word is sepulchral that means
looking or sounding sad and serious; making you
think of death.
123. a; The correctly spelt word is refrigerator.
124. b; The correctly spelt word is hindrance that means
a person or thing that makes it more difficult for
somebody to do something or for something to
happen.
125. d; The correctly spelt word is conscientious that
means taking care to do things carefully and correctly.
126. c; The correctly spelt word is cancellation.
127. a; The correctly spelt word is equanimity which
means a calm state of mind which means that you do
not become angry or upset, especially in difficult
situation.
128. a; The correctly spelt word is accomplish that means
to succeed in doing or completing something.
129. d; The correctly spelt word is occurrence.
130. b; The correctly spelt word is guarantee.
131. b; The correctly spelt word is parliamentary.
132. c; The correctly spelt word is itinerary that means a
plan of a journey, including the routes and the places
that you visit.
133. b; The correctly spelt word is tentative.
134. c; The correctly spelt word is surveillance.
135. b; The correctly spelt word is career.
136. a; The correctly spelt word is damage.
137. d; The correctly spelt word is synchronize that means
to happen at the same time or to move at the same
speed as something.
138. c; The correctly spelt word is recommendation.
139. a; The correctly spelt word is marvellous.
140. d; The correctly spelt word is commission.
141. b; The correctly spelt word is aesthetic that means
concerned with beauty and art and the understanding
of beautiful things.
142. c; The correctly spelt word is rendezvous that means
an arrangement to meet somebody at a particular time
and place.
143. b; The correctly spelt word is restaurant.
144. d; The correctly spelt word is miscellaneous.
145. a; The correctly spelt word is veterinary.
146. a; The correctly spelt word is membranes.
147. c; The correctly spelt word is anaemia that means a
medical condition in which somebody has too few red
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
cells in their blood, making them look pale and feel

weak.
c; The correctly spelt word is forceps that means an
instrument used by doctors, with two long thin parts
for picking up and holding things.
c; The correctly spelt word is bacteria.
c; The correctly spelt word is semblance that means
a situation in which something seems to exist although
this may not, in fact, be the case.
c; The correctly spelt word is gynaecology.
a; The correctly spelt word is hypochondria that
means state in which somebody worries all the time
about their health and believes that they are ill/sick
when there is nothing wrong with them.
b; The correctly spelt word is instantaneous that
means happening immediately.
d; The correctly spelt word is itinerary.
b; The correctly spelt word is chronology.
c; The correctly spelt word is scintillating that means
very clever, amusing and interesting.
c; The correctly spelt word is nemesis that means
punishment or defeat that is deserved and cannot be
avoided.
b; The correctly spelt word is anomaly which means
a thing, situation etc that is different from what is
normal or expected.
b; The correctly spelt word is perseverance that
means the quality of continuing to try to achieve a
particular aim despite difficulties.
d; The correctly spelt word is typography that means
the art of work of preparing books, etc for printing,
especially of designing how text will appear when it is
printed. The correct spellings of the given words
are photograph, biography and bibliography.
Bibliography = a list of books or articles about a
part icular subject or by a
particular author.
a; The correctly spelt word is exquisite that means
extremely beautiful or carefully made. The correct
spellings of other given words are requisite, oscillate and lethal.
Requisite = necessary for a particular purpose.
Oscillate = to keep changing from one extreme
of feelling or behaviour to another
and back again.
Lethal
= causing or able to cause death;
deadly ; fatal.
b; The correctly spelt word is caffeine that means
a drug found in coffee and tea that makes you feel
more active. The correct spellings of other given
words are heinous, foreign and saccharin.
Heinous
= normally very bad.
Saccharine = t oo emot ional in a way that
seems exaggerated.
b; The correctly spelt word is statutory. The correct spellings of other words are signatory, derogatory and obituary.
Derogatory
= showing a critical attitude towards somebody.
Obituary
= an article about somebodys life
and achievement s, t hat is
pr inted in a newspaper soon
after they have died.
Signatory
= a per son, a count ry or an
organisation that has signed an
official agreement.
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160.
161.
162.
163.
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164. b; The correctly spelt word is parallelogram. The
correct spellings of other words are parallel parenthetical and patricide.
Parenthetical = given as extra information in
a speech or piece of writing.
Patricide
= the crime of killing your father.
165. a; The correctly spelt word is endeavour that means
an attempt to do something especially something new
or difficult. The correct spellings of other given
words are entrepreneur, epidemic and eventual.
Eventual = happening at the end of a period of
time or of a process.
166. a; The correctly spelt word is chauvinism that means
an aggressive and unreasonable belief that your own
country is better than all others. The correct spellings of other given words are jingoism, malapropism and revisionism.
Jingoism
= a strong belief that your own
count r y is best , especially
when this is expressed in support of war with another country.
Malapr opism = an amusing mistake somebody
makes when they use a word
which sounds similar to the
word they wanted to use, but
means something different.
Revisionism
= ideas that are different from,
and want to change, the main
ideas or practices of a political
system, especially Marxism
167. a; The correctly spelt word is precious.
168. d; The correctly spelt word is miniature that means
very small; much smaller than usual. The correct
spellings of other words are temperature, nomenclature and creature.
169. a; The correctly spelt word is success. The correct
spellings of other given words are annihilate, occasion and assassinate.
Annihilate
= to destroy somebody/something
completely; to defeat somebody/
something completely.
Assassinate = to murder an important or famous person, especially for political reasons.
170. b; The correctly spelt word is acquaintance that
means a person that you know but who is not a
close friend.
171. b; The correctly spelt word is abbreviation.
172. a; The correctly spelt word is believable.
173. c; The correctly spelt word is defamatory that means
intended to harm somebody by saying or writing bad
or false things about them.
174. a; The correctly spelt word is deliberation that
means the process of carefully considering or discussing something.
175. b; The correctly spelt word is deteriorate that means
to become worse.
176. a; The correctly spelt word is exorbitant that means
much too high.
177. d; The correctly spelt word is frivolous that means
silly or amusing, especially when such behaviour is
not suitable.
178. a; The correctly spelt word is miscarriage.
179. c; The correctly spelt word is mysterious.
180. c; The correctly spelt word is dictionary.
181.
182.
183.
184.
a;
b;
a;
c;
185. b;
186. c;
187. d;
188. a;
189. c;
190. c;
The correctly spelt word is receive.

The correctly spelt word is repetition.
The correctly spelt word is judicious.
The correctly spelt word is misdemeanour that
means an action that is bad and unacceptable but
not very serious. The correct spellings of other
given words are miscarriage, mischievous and
misnomer.
Mischievous
= enjoying playing tricks and
annoying people.
Misnomer
= a name or a word that is not
appropriate or accurate.
The correctly spelt word is cassette.
The correctly spelt word is differentiate.
The correctly spelt word is embarrass that means
to make somebody feel shy, awkward or ashamed,
especially in a social situation.
The correctly spelt word is business. The correct spellings of other given words are disappear, pleasure and indigestion.
The correctly spelt word is horoscope.
The correctly spelt word is tempest that means
a violent storm. The correct spellings of other
given words are storm, gale and hurricane.
Gale = an extremely strong wind.
The correctly spelt word is biscuit.
The correctly spelt word is interrupt.
The correctly spelt word is accessibility.
The correctly spelt word is suggestion.
The correctly spelt word is cabbage.
The correctly spelt word is adundant that means
existing in large quantities; more than enough.
The correctly spelt word is assassin that means
a person who murders somebody important or famous, for money or for political reason.
The correctly spelt word is magnificent.
The correctly spelt word is ecumenical that means
involving or uniting members of different branches
of the christian church.
The correctly spelt word is supersede that means
to take the place of something/somebody that is
considered to be old-fashioned or no longer the best
available.
The correctly spelt word is systematically.
The correctly spelt word is earthiness.
The correctly spelt word is truly.
The correctly spelt word is alienate that means
to make somebody less friendly or sympathetic towards you ; to make somebody feel that they do not
belong in a particular group.
The correctly spelt word is vacillation. The meaning of the word vacillate is to keep changing your
opinion or thoughts about something especially in a
way that annoys other people.
The correctly spelt word is collaborate. The correct spellings of other given words are commemorate, collate and chocolate.
Commemorate
= to remind people of an important person or event from
the past with a special action or object
Collate
= to collect informat ion toget her
f r om
dif f erent
sources in order to examine
or compare it
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192.
193.
194.
195.
196.
b;
a;
a;
b;
c;
d;
197. b;
198. d;
199. b;
2 00 . c;
201.
2 02 .
203.
204.
b;
a;
b;
d;
205. c;
206. a;
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207. b; The correctly spelt word is clairvoyant. The correct spellings of other given words are circuitous,
chivalry and cavalcade.
Clairvoyance = the power that some people are
believed to have to be able to
see future events or to communicat e wit h people who ar e
dead or far away.
Circuitous
= long and not direct.
Chivalry
= polite and kind behaviour that
shows a sense of humour, especially by men t owar ds
women.
Cavalcade
= a line of people on horses or in
vehicles forming part of a ceremony.
208. d; The correctly spelt word is serenity. The correct
spellings of other given words are severity, sovereignty and superiority.
Serene = calm and peaceful
209. d; The correctly spelt word is accommodative. The
correct spellings of other given words are commemorative, cumulative and accumulative.
Commemorative = intended to help people remember and respect an important person or event in
the past.
Cumulative
= hav ing a result t hat increases in strength or importance each time more of
something is added.
Accumulative
= growing by incr easing
gradually.
210. d; The correctly spelt word is benevolence. The
correct spellings of other given words are benediction, besmirch and beneficent.
Benevolent = kind, helpful and generous.
Benediction = a Christian prayer of blessing.
Besmirch
= t o damage the opinion that
people have of somebody/something.
Beneficent
= giving help; showing kindness.
211. b; The correctly spelt word is parsimonious that
means extremely unwilling to spend money. The
correct spellings of other given words are paraphernalia, peccadillo and paediatrics.
Paraphernalia = a large number of objects of
personal possessions, especially the equipment that you
need for a particular activity.
Peccadillo
= a small unimpor tant thing
that somebody does wrong.
Paediatrics
= the branch of medicine concer ned with children and
their diseases.
212. b; The correctly spelt word is manageable. The correct spellings of other given words are measurable, marriageable and maneuverable.
213. c; The correctly spelt word is tumble that means
to fall downwards, often hitting the ground several
times, but usually without serious injury. The correct spellings of other given words are tussle,
tunnel and treble
Tussle = a short struggle, fight or argument especially in order to get something.
Treble = three successes in a row.

214. d; The correctly spelt word is presumptuous that
means too confident, in a way that shows a lack of
respect for other people. The correct spellings of
other given words are pompous, populous and
perilous.
Pompous = showing that you think you are
more important than other people,
especially by using long and formal
words.
Po pu lo us = where a large number of people live.
Perilous
= very dangerous.
215. d; The correctly spelt word is impetus that means
something that encourages a process or activity to
develop more quickly. The correct spellings of
other given words are impromptu, illustrious and
illusory.
Impromptu
= done without preparation or
planning.
Illusory
= not real, although seeming to
be.
216. c; The correctly spelt word is entrepreneur.
217. a; The correctly spelt word is promiscuous that
means having many sexual partners; taken from a
wide range of sources, especially without careful
thought.
218. a; The correctly spelt word is onomatopoeia that
means the fact of words containing sounds similar
to the noises they describe, for example hiss.
219. d; The correctly spelt word is bureaucracy.
2 20 . c; The correctly spelt word is millionaire.
221. b; The correctly spelt word is envelope.
2 22 . a; The correctly spelt word is character.
223. d; The correctly spelt word is drunkenness.
224. a; The correctly spelt word is surprise.
225. b; The correctly spelt word is committee.
226. a; The correctly spelt word is height.
227. a; The correctly spelt word is label.
228. b; The correctly spelt word is museum.
229. a; The correctly spelt word is occasion.
230. b; The correctly spelt word is pseudonym t hat
means a name used by somebody, especially a writer
instead of their real name.
231. a; The correctly spelt word is disease.
232. b; The correctly spelt word is traveller.
233. c; The correctly spelt word is scissors.
234. c; The correctly spelt word is vacuum.
235. a; The correctly spelt word is accommodation.
236. c; The correctly spelt word is budgetary.
237. b; The correctly spelt word is occurrence.
238. c; The correctly spelt word is pedestrian.
239. b; The correctly spelt word is separately.
240. a; The correctly spelt word is embarrassed.
241. a; The correctly spelt word is definitely.
242. c; The correctly spelt word is cemetery that means
an area of land used for burying dead people, especially one that is not beside a church.
243. d; The correctly spelt word is recession.
244. d; The correctly spelt word is correspondent.
245. a; The correctly spelt word is inconvenienced.
246. d; The correctly spelt word is dominant.
247. c; The correctly spelt word is observer. The correct spellings of other given words are observe,
observing and observant.
Observant = good at noticing things around you
248. b; The correctly spelt word is acknowledge.
249. b; The correctly spelt word is possess.
250. c; The correctly spelt word is leisure.
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English Language and Comprehension 221

(b) After c or g, if the suffix begins with a or o, the

Words ending in ee or oo add suffixes without

Words ending in a consonant preceded by two vowels

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(b) Exceptions to the retention of e when -ly is

(c) If the adjective ends in -le, the -le is dropped

(d) The -le is also dropped from adjectives ending in

Note: When -ment is added to judge, acknowledge

(e) When the suffix -tion is used to form a noun

(f) When the suffix y is added to noun ending in

(g) When the suffix -full, -hood, -less and ment

When a word of one syllable ends in a single vowel

(b) The suffix -er, meaning person or thing that does

(c) The suffix -ing, present participle and gerund

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(d) The suffix -ed, past tense and past participle

(e) The suffix -y, making adjectives from nouns

(f) If the stress is on the first syllable, and if the verb

(a) Words of more than one syllable, ending in a single

(b) When adding a suffix in words of more than one

(c) In words of more than one syllable, the final

(d) The final consonant is not doubled if the stress is

(e) The final consonant is doubled if the stress is on

When a verb ends in y with a consonant preceding

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Words e nding in ll usually drop one l whe n

In words with ie or ei when the sound is long ee,

Words ending in y preceded by a consonant, use i

Words ending in n do not drop the n before adding

If the adjective ends in l, the adverb formed by adding

Words Commonly Misspelt

(1) Compound words with a hyphen:

(2) Compound words without a hyphen:

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(3) Words to be written separately:

(4) Words ending in -ate:

(9) Words ending in -uous:

(11) Words ending in -ise:

(5) Words ending in -tion:

(6) Words ending in -sion:

(7) Words ending in -ous:

(8) Words ending in -ious:

(12) Words ending in -ar:

(13) Words ending in -er:

(14) Words ending in -or:

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(21) Words ending in -le:

(16) Words ending in -ence:

(17) Words ending in -able:

(22) Words ending in -ure:

(23) Words ending in -ur:

(18) Words ending in -ible:

(19) Words ending in -al:

(20) Words ending in -el:

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Directions: In these questions, either a word

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