Spelling Online Test
Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?
Many people in India cherish (a)/ a desire to immigrate (b)/ to developed (c)/ countries to make a fortune. (d)
Replace ‘immigrate’ by ‘emigrate’.
His continually (a)/ defending (b)/ his stand on the issue has risen (c)/ doubts (d)/ in the mind of the jury.
It should the ‘raised’ in place of ‘risen’
The document (a)/ he gave me was long and complicated (b)/ and I struggled (c)/ to understand (d)/ it.
All correct
His main reasoning (a)/ for applying (b)/ for this promotion is the possibility (c)/ of an overseas posting. (d)
It should be ‘reason’ in place of reasoning.
His father thought (a)/ that he had more potential (b)/ to become (c)/ an engineer then (d)/ a doctor.
It should ‘than’ instead of ‘then’.
An economy relies (a)/ on its access (c)/ to dependable (c)/ and affordable (d)/ sources of energy.
All Correct
The indafatigable (a)/ zeal and fearlessness (b)/ with which the youth worked rejoiced (c)/ me beyond measure. (d)
The correct spelling is ‘indefatigable’.
If they want to maintain (a)/ their current rate of expansion (b)/ they have to consider (c)/ these parametres. (d)
The correct spelling is ‘parameters’.
Despite intense (a)/ pressure (b)/ from his superiors he refused to discloze (c)/ the findings (d)/ of the report.
The correct spelling is ‘disclose’.
After severel (a)/ rounds of discussions (b)/ the Manager accented (c)/ to our proposal (d)
The correct spelling is ‘several’.
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