Year 9 NAPLAN Style Language Conventions Quiz #1

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. The calender was hanging in the pantry.

• calendar

• calandar

• calender

• calandar

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. Her face sagged, heavy with dissapointment.

• disappointment

• dissapointmant

• dissapointement

• disapointment

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. He definately needs to take a day off soon.

• definitely

• definately

• definitley

• definatelye

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. The golden ring was her most prized posession.

• possession

• possesion

• possesion

• possesion

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. Speaking publically in front of the whole school was her worst nightmare.

• publicly

• publicaly

• publicaly

• publickly

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. Mum always says to mind my own bussiness.

• business

• bussines

• busines

• bussinesss

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. As he hit the ground, he fell unconsious.

• unconscious

• unconcious

• unconscous

• unconsious

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. At the beggining of the text, there was a dedication to her daughter.

• beginning

• beggining

• begginingg

• begginning

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. The independant review found he had followed the rules and protocols.

• independent

• independant

• indepandent

• independet

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined. Please select the correct spelling from the options below. He was charged as an accesory to the crime.

• accessory

• accesary

• accesorry

• accesory