You might want to ( bail / bale ) some water out of the kayak before you get into it.

(a)  

Tea with cookies is a great ( compliment / complement ) to afternoon snacks.

(a)  

The wizard built his castle on a dreary, deserted ( aisle / isle ) far away from the mainland.

(a)  

The poor man has to ( pedal / peddle ) his wares every day under the hot sun to earn a meagre living.

(a)  

You need to have ( patients / patience ) if you want your food to be well-cooked and tasty.

(a)  

The priest has just performed a ( wright / rite ) to ward off any unlucky spirits.

(a)  

The pond is ( teeming / teaming ) with koi.

(a)  

She snuffed out the ( vile / vial )-smelling candle in the room.

(a)  

During the ( rein / reign ) of the emperor, horses were the common mode of transport of the rich.

(a)  

Tevian has a characteristically ( wry / rye ) and sarcastic sense of humour.

(a)  

You have to be ( discreet / discrete ) when speaking to the VIPs if you do not want to antagonise them.

(a)  

There was graffiti on three sides of the building but the back of it was surprisingly ( bare / bear ) and clean.

(a)  

The blinding snowstorm made the ( ascent / assent ) to the peak of the mountain quite impossible in the foreseeable future.

(a)  

The warship docked at the ( naval / navel ) base.

(a)