Spelling Words Quiz

John is writing a letter and he is unsure about the correct spelling of a word. He wants to write the word that means to make something visible or known. Which of the following is the correct spelling?

• unvail

• unvele

• unveill

• unveil

John is writing a report and he is unsure about the correct spelling of a word. Which of the following is the correct spelling of the word he is trying to write?

• generate

• generat

• genrate

• generete

John is participating in a spelling bee competition. He is asked to spell the third word which is breakable. Which of the following is the correct spelling?

• breakable

• breakabel

• brekable

• brakable

During a city-wide emergency, the residents were instructed to evacuate. John, a fourth-grader, was asked to spell the word 'evacuated'. Which of the following is the correct spelling that John should use?

• evacuaded

• evacuatted

• evacuited

• evacuated

John is writing a letter and he is unsure about the spelling of a word. He asks you, 'What is the correct spelling of the word that means to secure something tightly?'

• fstenad

• fatsened

• fastend

• fastened

During a spelling bee competition, John was asked to spell the sixth word which was a rank of authority. What was the word?

• chief

• chife

• cheef

• cheif

John is participating in a spelling bee competition. He is asked to spell the seventh word which is a characteristic of a person who thinks only about themselves. What is the correct spelling of the word?

• selfishly

• selfishely

• selfishlly

• selfishl

In a spelling bee competition, John was asked to spell the eighth word which was a term used in sports. What was the word?

• refree

• referee

• refere

• referre

John is participating in a spelling bee competition. He is asked to spell the ninth word which is a common term in sewing. What is the correct spelling of the word?

• thred

• thread

• threda

• thraed

During a spelling bee competition, John was asked to spell the tenth word which was a term from biology. What was the word?

• anatomi

• anatomy

• anatamy

• anatome