Spelling Test #18

Select the correct definition for the word "epoch"

• A particular period of time in history or a person's life.

• A start in some else's life.

• A middle history in or a person's life.

• A late history in or a person's life.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

"The party will continue to _______________ their hero.

• endeavor

• exceptional

• expunged

• exalt

Choose the correctly spelled words.

• exalt, pasport, embroil

• autonomy, temptation ,cacophoy

• enterprizing, encroach, excruciating

• telecommunication, exultant, epoch

Choose the correct definition for the word "emaciated"

• a partially eaten food particle.

• a large food chain, providing a meal for everyone.

• abnormally thin or weak, especially because of illness or a lack of food.

• a food distribution program.

Choose the sentence where the word "excerpt" was correctly.

• Early computers had an instruction to excerpt a square root.

• Excerpt the amount from the account.

• Even the agents excerpt info.

• An excerpt from her new thriller will appear in this weekend's magazine.

Choose the word in which the definition defines.

"Introduced from another country : not native to the place where found".

• exotic

• excruciating

• exultant

• autonomy

Look at the Adjectives carefully: remarkable, noticeable, outstanding, salient

Choose the word in which they describe.

• enterprising

• expunged

• exceptional

• epoch

Choose the words that are spelled correctly.

• cacophone, passport, encroach

• epitaph, temptation, embroil

• exccruiating, embellished, expunged

• expunged, epitopah, embroil

Choose the correct meaning for the word "endeavor"

• try hard to do or achieve something.

• an attempt to go somewhere

• a conclusion to start from over.

• more opportunities.

Choose the sentence where the word "excruciating" is used correctly.

• She was weak and the pain was excruciating, but she was determined to go home.

• The excruciating weather almost caused a heat storm.

• Excruciating is stemmed from greatness.

• Everyone did some excruciating pain to others.