Spelling Online Test
Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?
Although (a)/ it was the first time the King had lead (b)/ his troops to the battle, he showed (c)/ remarkable (d)/ courage.
It should be ‘led’ in place of ‘lead’.
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.
We are already (a)/ to fight (b)/ the battle (c)/ let the enemy come. (d)
It should be ‘ready’ in place of ‘already’.
Though these programmes have proved (a)/ to be extremely (b)/ effective (c)/ they do have certain drawbacks. (d)
All correct
The objective (a)/ of the programme (b)/ is to entertain (c)/ the masses. (d)
All Correct
The police stopped (a)/ him and asked for the lisence (b)/ which he unfortunately (c)/ did not carry while going (d)/ for the drive.
Correct spelling is ‘license’.
She trusted Mira with all her heart (a)/ and thus handled (b)/ over her life’s (c)/ savings to her instantly. (d)
The word ‘handled’ should be replaced by ‘handed’ in the sentence. ‘handed over’ means the act of moving power or responsibility from one person to another.
The Finance Minister has impressed (a)/ satisfaction (b)/ over the progress (c)/ made by regional (d)/ rural banks.
It should be ‘expressed’ in place of ‘impressed’.
The objective (a)/ of the programme (b)/ is to entertin (c)/ the spectators. (d)
It should be ‘entertain’.
He sliped (a)/ away in the night (b)/ and reached (c)/ there in the morning. (d)
The correct spelling is ‘slipped’.
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