Spellings Questions in English

(D) The word 'Tution' is incorrectly spelt. The correct spelling is 'Tuition'.

(A) The correct spelling is $Amateur$. The word $Amature$ is spelled incorrectly as it lacks the letter $e$ after the $t$.

(A) The word $A$ is incorrectly spelt. The correct spelling is $Inflammable$,which means easily set on fire.

(D) The words provided are:
$A$. Geography (Correct spelling)
$B$. History (Correct spelling)
$C$. Chemistry (Correct spelling)
Since all the words are spelled correctly,the correct option is $D$.

(C) The word $C$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Illicit$,which means something forbidden by laws,rules,or custom.

(D) The word $D$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Miraculous$.

(D) The word $Transfered$ is incorrectly spelt. The correct spelling is $Transferred$. In English,when a verb ends in a single consonant preceded by a single vowel and the stress is on the final syllable,the final consonant is doubled before adding suffixes like $-ed$ or $-ing$.

(C) The word $C$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Dispute$,whereas the given option is $Despute$.

(C) The word $C$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Purge$,which means to remove something unwanted. The other words $Urge$,$Merge$,and $Surge$ are spelled correctly.

(C) The word 'Depresion' is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is 'Depression',which includes a double 's' $(ss)$.

(B) The correct spelling is $Ludicrous$. The word $Ludicrucous$ is spelled incorrectly as it contains an extra $cu$ syllable.

(B) The word $Advurtise$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Advertise$.

(D) The word '$Discribe$' is incorrectly spelt. The correct spelling is '$Describe$'. The other words '$Dismiss$','$Dispel$',and '$Disservice$' are spelled correctly.

(B) The word $B$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Suggest$.

(C) The word 'Forman' is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is 'Foreman',which refers to a worker who supervises and directs other workers.

(C) The word 'Beaureacuracy' is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is 'Bureaucracy'.

(B) The word $Aggrevate$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Aggravate$,which means to make a problem,injury,or offense worse or more serious.

(A) The word $A$ is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is $\text{Beneficial}$. The suffix $-\text{cial}$ is used,and the correct root spelling is $\text{Benefi-}$. Therefore,$\text{Benificial}$ is the wrong word.

(B) The correct spelling is $Psychiatrist$. The word provided in option $B$,$Psychaitrist$,is misspelled because the letter $i$ is misplaced after $h$ instead of after $a$.

(C) The word $C$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Deserve$.

(B) The correct spelling of the word is $Fulfilled$. The word $Fulfiled$ is spelled incorrectly because the correct form requires a double '$l$' after the '$u$' and before the '$f$'. Therefore,option $B$ is the wrongly spelled word.

(A) The word $A$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Separation$,where the correct sequence of vowels is $a-r-a$ instead of $e-r-a$.

(D) The correct spelling of the word is $Investigate$. The option $D$ contains the misspelling $Investegate$,where the letter $e$ is incorrectly used instead of $i$.

(C) The word $C$ is wrongly spelt. The correct spelling is $\text{Beautiful}$. In English,when adding the suffix $-\text{ful}$ to a word ending in $y$ (like $\text{beauty}$),the $y$ is changed to $i$ before adding the suffix.

(C) The correct spelling of the word is $Nuisance$. The option $C$ is spelled incorrectly as $Nuisence$.

(A) The word $A$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Chocolate$.

(A) The word 'Grammer' is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is 'Grammar'.

(B) The word $Emply$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Employ$.

(D) $1$. $Approach$: Correct spelling.
$2$. $Compartment$: Correct spelling.
$3$. $Restaurant$: Correct spelling.
Since all the given words are spelled correctly,the correct option is $D$.

(C) The word $C$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Ignorant$.

(D) $1$. $Intellectual$ is spelled correctly $(I-N-T-E-L-L-E-C-T-U-A-L)$.
$2$. $Opportunity$ is spelled correctly $(O-P-P-O-R-T-U-N-I-T-Y)$.
$3$. $Efficiency$ is spelled correctly $(E-F-F-I-C-I-E-N-C-Y)$.
$4$. Since all the words are spelled correctly,the correct option is $D$.

(D) Let us analyze the spellings of the given words:
$1$. $Narrator$: This is the correct spelling of the word meaning a person who narrates something.
$2$. $Overseer$: This is the correct spelling of the word meaning a person who supervises others.
$3$. $Pretence$: This is the correct spelling of the word meaning an attempt to make something that is not the case appear true.
Since all the given words are spelled correctly,the correct option is $D$.

(D) The word $Ratificasion$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Ratification$.

(C) The word $Opineon$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Opinion$.

(D) The correct spelling is $Referred$. The word $Reffered$ is spelled incorrectly because the verb $Refer$ ends in a single consonant preceded by a single vowel,so the final consonant is doubled when adding the suffix $-ed$.

(C) The word $Admision$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Admission$,which contains a double '$s$'.

(D) The correct spelling is $Humiliation$. The word provided in option $D$ is $Humilation$,which is missing an '$i$' after the '$l$'. Therefore,$D$ is the wrongly spelled word.

(A) The word $A$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $Gentleman$.

(C) The word 'Pention' is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is 'Pension'.

(A) The word $quiet$ is inappropriate in this context. The sentence intends to express the degree of amazement,for which the adverb $quite$ (meaning 'to a certain extent') should be used instead of the adjective $quiet$ (meaning 'making little or no noise'). Therefore,the correct sentence is: 'They were $quite$ $amazed$ at the $turn$ of $events.$'

(D) The word $meat$ is inappropriate in this context. The sentence refers to an 'all party' event,which is a gathering or a meeting. Therefore,the correct word should be $meet$ (a noun meaning a gathering or assembly),not $meat$ (the flesh of an animal used as food).

(B) The word $attained$ is inappropriate in this context. One does not 'attain' a ceremony; rather,one 'attends' or 'performs' a ceremony. Therefore,$attained$ is the incorrect word.

(D) The sentence "Religious people are afraid of sinful acts" is grammatically correct and all words are spelled correctly.
$1$. "Religious" is spelled correctly and fits the context.
$2$. "afraid of" is a correct prepositional phrase.
$3$. "sinful" is spelled correctly and fits the context of religious beliefs.
Therefore,all options are correct.

(A) The word '$quite$' is incorrectly used in the context of the sentence. '$Quite$' is an adverb meaning 'to a certain extent' or 'completely'. The intended word is '$quiet$',which is an adjective meaning 'making little or no noise'. Therefore,the correct sentence should be: '$I$ ordered him to keep $quiet$ but he disobeyed and continued $shouting$'.

(D) The word '$appologised$' is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is '$apologised$'. Additionally, the verb '$apologise$' is typically followed by the preposition '$to$' when referring to a person (i.e., '$apologised to them$').

(C) The word $implimented$ is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is $implemented$.

(C) The word '$mistery$' is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is '$mystery$'. The sentence should read: 'Many $legends$ and $superstitions$ endow the moon with a beauty and $mystery$ which will $linger$ for countless years.'

(A) The word $for$ in option $A$ is inappropriate in this context. The correct preposition to use after the verb $differentiate$ is $between$ (which is already present) or the phrase should be corrected to 'One should be able to differentiate between...'. Therefore, the word $for$ should be replaced with $to$.

(D) The sentence provided is: 'The notorious bandit poisoned the guard and made a escape.'
In this sentence,the phrase 'made a escape' is grammatically incorrect.
The article '$a$' is used before words starting with a consonant sound,while '$an$' is used before words starting with a vowel sound.
Since 'escape' starts with a vowel sound,the correct article should be '$an$'.
Therefore,the error lies in the usage of the article '$a$' before 'escape'.

(D) The word $basic$ is inappropriate in this context. The correct word should be $basis$,which means the underlying support or foundation for an idea or process. The sentence implies that the lack of resources should not be the foundation for rejecting the possibility of an export industry.