Spelling/Vocab Test: il-, im-, in-

Front

Not allowed to do or be something; legally disqualified.

Back

ineligible

Front

Not thinking sensibly or reasonably; unreasoning.

Back

Illogical

Front

A state where things do not occur in equal amounts.

Back

imbalance

Front

Not able to do something; lacking necessary skill or ability.

Back

incapable

Front

Not knowing how to read or write; lack of knowledge about a subject.

Back

illiterate

Front

Carly nearly passed out after running the marathon due to an electrolyte inbalance, so she drank a Gatorade.

Back

change inbalance to imbalance

Front

Sam's thought to steal the glove was illogical.

Back

Change 'ilogical' to 'illogical'.

Front

The illiterate man struggled to find a job in the corporate world.

Back

make no change

Front

Since she worked for the company, she was ineligibal to win the contest.

Back

change ineligibal to ineligible

Front

The kind gentleman was incapible of saying a bad thing.

Back

Change 'incapible' to 'incapable'.