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Find the word that is misspelled:
Explanation and memory cue
All the words given (Column, Business, Acquisition) are spelled correctly. Therefore, the correct answer is 'no mistake'.
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Find the word that is misspelled:
All the words given (Column, Business, Acquisition) are spelled correctly. Therefore, the correct answer is 'no mistake'.
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Choose the correct spelling for the missing word: My brother _____ is to taking long walks after dinner?
The correct spelling is 'Accustomed'. The sentence should read: 'My brother is accustomed to taking long walks after dinner.' The other options are misspelled versions of the word.
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Vocabulary
Choose the word that has the same or nearly the same meaning of the given word_____?
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Vocabulary
Due to slippery road conditions and the slope of the narrow, winding highway, the car careened down the steep mountainous road.
The sentence describes a car moving uncontrollably on a slippery, steep road. The word 'careened' means to move swiftly and in an uncontrolled way, which fits the context perfectly. The other options do not relate to this scenario.
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Choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word: Conjecture
The word 'Conjecture' means to form an opinion or conclusion based on incomplete information, which is best expressed by the word 'Guess'. The other options do not convey this meaning.
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Error spotting
Find out whether there is any error in any part: (A) The teenager ressured his father at the station (B) "Don't worry, dad" (C) I will pull on very nicely at the hostel (D) No error
The error is in part A: 'ressured' is a misspelling of 'reassured'. The other parts are correct, and option D indicates no error, which is incorrect.
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Spelling
Find the word that is misspelled. Note: More than one option is misspelled.
Options A, B, and C are all misspelled words. Option A, 'Gratitutde', is a misspelling of 'Gratitude'. Option B, 'Hamendous', is not a standard English word and appears to be a misspelling of 'Horrendous' or 'Humendous'. Option C, 'Forcast', is a misspelling of 'Forecast'. Therefore, since the question asks to find the word that is misspelled, all three options A, B, and C are incorrect spellings. Option D, 'No Mistakes', is incorrect because there are indeed misspelled words present. Because multiple options are misspelled, the question as posed is ambiguous if only one answer is allowed. The best correction is to change the correct answer to 'D' (No Mistakes) being incorrect, and clarify that multiple words are misspelled. However, since the question asks to find a misspelled word, and multiple are misspelled, the question should be rephrased or the options adjusted. Given the current options, the best answer is that all A, B, and C are misspelled, so 'No Mistakes' is incorrect. Therefore, the correct answer should be 'D' is incorrect, and the question is ambiguous. For clarity, the correct answer is that all A, B, and C are misspelled words.
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Analogies_____?
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Choose the sentence that contains a misspelled word.
Option C contains multiple misspelled words: 'Frends' should be 'Friends' and 'irreparaby' should be 'irreparably'. Option A, B, and D either have correct spelling or are incomplete phrases but do not contain misspelled words as clearly as C.
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Choose the sentence that contains a misspelled word:
The word 'depressant' in option C is spelled correctly. The sentence in option C is missing an article ('a') before 'depressant', which is a grammatical error, but the question specifically asks for a misspelled word. Options A, B, and C contain no misspelled words. Therefore, the correct answer is D, indicating that there are no misspelled words in any of the sentences.