Spelling Online Test
Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?
It is indeed recommendable (a)/ that the apex court has deemed (b)/ it necessary to remind the government of its duties in promoting (c)/ education and investing (d)/ in it.
It should be ‘commendable’ in place of ‘recommendable’.
It is not unusual (a)/ for guests of the hotel to carry (b)/ souveniers (c)/ back with them when they return (d)/ to their homes.
The correct spelling is ‘souvenirs’ which means memento, reminder, memorial, etc.
The company has decided (a)/ to allott (b)/ a substantial (c)/ portion (d)/ of its profits to research and development.
The correct spelling is ‘allot’.
His derogatory (a)/ remark humiliated (b)/ me, but I kept my cool (c)/ and didn’t allow my work to be affected (d)/ by it.
No correction required.
The quantification (a)/ of intellectual property is more complicating (b)/ than most pricing because today it is relatively (c)/ inexpensive (d)/ to make copies of most intellectual property.
It should be ‘complicated’.
Before he could rich (a)/ the site (b)/ of the maidan, the criminals (c)/ had decamped. (d)
It should be ‘reach’ in place of ‘rich’.
India’s overall (a)/ trade defecit (b)/ continues (c)/ to be a major source of concern for analysts. (d)
The correct spelling is ‘deficit’.
A major (a)/ disadvantage (b)/ of this deal is that we shall have to bear (c)/ the cost (d)/ of training.
All Correct
The whole (a)/ time she walked with her child in her arms, the only thing (b)/ that worried (c)/ her was her son’s feature. (d)
It should be ‘here was her son’s future’.
We shall have to await (a)/and see if these measures (b)/ are sufficient (c)/to address (d)/ the problem.
It should be ‘wait’ in place of ‘await’
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