Lesson 27 Spelling Test

to send someone away; to cause or allow someone to leave early; to decide not to think about or consider something or someone. We must wait for Mrs. Crocker to ______ the class before we can leave.

• dismiss
• dissmiss
• dismis
• dissmis

a task or job that someone is given to do; a specific military or naval task. Devin is on a ______ to raise money for the orphanage.

• mission
• mision
• mishion
• misson

to leave out someone or something; to not include someone or something. My teacher told us to ______ the number eight from the assignment.

• omit
• ommit
• omitt
• omitte

to give (a document or piece of writing) to someone to be considered or approved. Contestants must ______ an essay by noon Tuesday.

• submit
• submitt
• subbmit
• submitte

to send (information, sound, etc.) in the form of electrical signals to a radio, television, or computer. The internet is an efficient way to ______ data.

• transmit
• transmitt
• transmitte
• trannsmit

restricted in size, amount, or extent; few, small, or short. As the second smallest classroom, room 203 can only hold a ______ number of people.

• limited
• limmited
• limitted
• limytted

if the specified thing does not prevent one from doing something. There will be a picnic at the beach, weather ______.

• permitting
• permiting
• pirmitting
• pirmiting

(In the past) to confess to be true or to be the case, typically with reluctance. Toby reluctantly ______ that he stole the cookie from the cookie jar.

• admitted
• addmitted
• admited
• addmited

to leave out or leave unmentioned. When making pancakes, Jody double-checked the recipe to make sure she hadn’t ______ any of the ingredients.

• omitted
• ommited
• ommitted
• omited

playful misbehavior or troublemaking, especially in children. My puppy, Biscuit, is always getting into ______.

• mischief
• mischeif
• mischieff
• mizchief