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Spelling 01
If you're not confident about your spelling, play this enjoyable quiz.

Spelling 01

We all know that the English language does not have the most sensible spelling in the world. This is due to many reasons: often the pronunciation of a word changed but the spelling remained the same; sometimes it is because English words have been borrowed from other languages; many times it is because several letters (or letter combinations) in English can make a variety of different sounds. If spelling doesn't come easily, it's always worth practising.

Test yourself with the first of our spelling quizzes.

1 .
She ...... returned the wrong book to the library, ...... a greater fine.
accidently, incuring
acsidentaly, incurring
akcidentally, incuring
accidentally, incurring
She accidentally returned the wrong book to the library, incurring a greater fine
2 .
She jabbed her finger towards the waitress in order to ...... her point.
emfasise
emfasize
emphasise
ephasise
She jabbed her finger towards the waitress in order to emphasise her point
3 .
The chocolate-making ...... was beautifully illustrated to accompany his explanation.
process
proccess
proces
prosess
The chocolate-making process was beautifully illustrated to accompany his explanation
4 .
The pupils in Mrs. Roberts' form were modest about their ......
achevements
achievments
achievements
acheivements
The pupils in Mrs. Roberts' form were modest about their achievements
5 .
It won't be ...... on this ...... to make a formal report.
neccessary, occasion
necessary, occasion
necessary, ocassion
nessessary, occasion
It won't be necessary on this occasion to make a formal report
6 .

The ...... into the incident continued for several hours, with dozens of people being ......

enquiry, interogated
enquirie, interrogated
inquiry, interogated
inquiry, interrogated
The inquiry into the incident continued for several hours, with dozens of people being interrogated
7 .
Everyone was ...... when the date of the oral exam was postponed.
releved
relieved
releived
releeved
Everyone was relieved when the date of the oral exam was postponed
8 .
The two sisters were displeased to have their ...... ......
convesation, intrupted
convorsation, interupted
convarsation, interrupted
conversation, interrupted
The two sisters were displeased to have their conversation interrupted
9 .
When writing, be ...... of your ...... at all times.
conscious, audience
conscience, audience
conshuss, audiense
conscuss, oddience
When writing, be conscious of your audience at all times
10 .
......, the councillor could no longer cope with the ...... of his role.
Unforchuneately, presure
Unfortunatly, pressure
Unfortunately, pressure
Unfortunatly, preshure
Unfortunately, the councillor could no longer cope with the pressure of his role
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Sheri Smith

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