The document provides a spelling test with fill-in-the-blank questions, word definition questions, correction of misspelled words, and selection of the correctly spelled option. It covers topics like receipts, differences, doubts, controversies, wrecks, legible, irreplaceable, fixable, sources, and discussing.
The document provides a spelling test with fill-in-the-blank questions, word definition questions, correction of misspelled words, and selection of the correctly spelled option. It covers topics like receipts, differences, doubts, controversies, wrecks, legible, irreplaceable, fixable, sources, and discussing.
The document provides a spelling test with fill-in-the-blank questions, word definition questions, correction of misspelled words, and selection of the correctly spelled option. It covers topics like receipts, differences, doubts, controversies, wrecks, legible, irreplaceable, fixable, sources, and discussing.
1. You can’t ask for a refund without the r__c__ __ __t.
2. There’s one d__f __ __ __ __n __ __ between these two pictures. 3. I always believe in you. I never d__ __ __t you. 4. Discussing which soccer player is the best caused a huge c__nt__ __ __ __ __ __y. 5. They found the w__ __ __ __ __ __e of the ship in the bottom of the ocean.
Write the word which means:
1.can be read clearly and easily: _____________________
2.nothing can take its place: _____________________ 3.can be fixed: _____________________ 4.source of information: _____________________ 5.discussing: _____________________ Correct the spelling of the underlined word:
1. Everyone loves her. She’s very agreeiabel. _________
2. My nukles hurt after I punched the wall. _________ 3. Tomorow is off! _________ 4. I love to bild sandcastles on the beach. _________ 5. After school, he imedietly goes to the club. _________ 6. The resler won the match. _________
Choose the correct spelling:
1. The test can (reliably – riliably – reliebly) detect antibodies.
2. The shoes are not (avalable – availabel – available) in stock. 3. They (acomodate – accomodate – accommodate) the players in 5-star hotels. 4. We (previously – previosly – previouslly) took this lesson. 5. She wasn’t (sensebly – sensibly – sinsibly) dressed for hiking, she wore heels.