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Spelling - Questions

 Choose the correct spelling from the option 


1️⃣ On such an important _____ all the guests were expected to be at their best.


A. ocassion

B. occassion

C. ocasion

D. occasion



2️⃣ The story on the lost jewel was quite_____.


A. unbelieveable

B. unbelivable

C. unbelievable

D. unbeliveable



3️⃣ The _____ got an _____ for them as soon as possible.


A. committe ... accommodation

B. committee ... accomodation

C. committee ... accommondation

D. committee ... accommodation



4️⃣ I have applied for _____ on the campus and almost certain I shall get it.


A. accommondation

B. acommodation

C. accommodation

D. accomodation



5️⃣ The patient is suffering from _____.


A. rheumantism

B. rhuematism

C. rheumatism

D. reumatism



6️⃣ Bola complained about the _____ cost of commodity. 


A. Excessive

B. Exccessive

C. Exxcesive

D. Excesive



7️⃣ The girl displayed ________ behavior when she found out her puppy was injured.


A. destraught 

B. distaught 

C. distraught 

D. distrauht




8️⃣ The _______ crowd mourned the loss of their leader.


A. sember 

B. somber 

C. sombar 

D. sombor



9️⃣ The mother attempted to _________ her son with toys.


A. molifey 

B. mollify 

C. molify 

D. mollifey



🔟 He addressed the situation properly in other to avoid future _______


A. Ocurence

B. Occurence

C. Ocurrence

D. Occurrence





✏️ Answers


1️⃣ D

2️⃣ C

3️⃣ D

4️⃣ C

5️⃣ C

6️⃣ A

7️⃣ C

8️⃣ B

9️⃣ B

🔟 D



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