Spelling Online Test
Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?
Experts predict (a)/ there will be shortage (b)/ of investment (c)/ in the infrastructure (d)/ sector.
Apply ‘funds’ for ‘investment’.
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’
Had she not suppressed (a)/ all the details of her Company’s project (b)/ her Company would have bagged (c)/ the contract. (d)
The word ‘suppressed’ should be replaced by ‘revealed’ or ‘leaked’ in the sentence.
The best way of attracting (a)/ someone’s rapt attention (b)/ is to give them the rare experience (c)/ of being fully herd. (d)
It should be ‘heard’ in place of ‘herd’.
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’.
An economy relies (a)/ on its access (c)/ to dependable (c)/ and affordable (d)/ sources of energy.
All Correct
The file contents (a)/ a revised (b)/ estimate (c)/ of the banking industry’s manpower requirements (d)/ for the next year.
It should be ‘contains’ in place of ‘contents’.
His derogatory (a)/ remark hummiliated (b)/ me, but I controlled my (c)/ emotions and didn’t allow my work to be affected (d)/ by it.
The correct spelling is ‘humiliated’.
The panel (a) is suppose (b)/ to meet tomorrow to sanction (c)/ the purchase (d)/ of new premises.
The word ‘suppose’ should be replaced by ‘supposed’.
She had not eaten (a)/ anything (b)/ for a very long time now and her stomach (c)/ was groling. (d)
It should be ‘growling in place of ‘groling’. His stomach growled.
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