Wrongly Spelt Words Test 4

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

He sliped (a)/ away in the night (b)/ and reached (c)/ there in the morning. (d)

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

The Government is certain (a)/ to amend (b)/ the law to prevail (c)/ the crisis. (d)

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

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.

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

The manager complamented (a)/ her team for meeting (b)/ targets and performing (c)/ with excellence. (d)

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

The bank’s fluctuating (a)/ performance over the prior (b)/ year has been a major (c)/ cause (d)/ for concern.

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

The gradual (a)/ withdrawal (b)/ of such safety (c)/ mechanisims (d)/ will affect small and medium industries the most.

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

The perception (a)/ of animal life was even more ambiguous (b)/ because of anthropomorphic (c)/ charac­terisations (d)/ of animal behaviour.

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

The suspected (a)/ criminals (b)/ who were accused (c)/ of snatching ladies’ necklaces were lastly booked. (d)

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

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.

Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?

There is hardly any resemblence (a)/ between the faces of (b)/ the so-called identical (c)/ twins. (d)