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Spelling Qualifiers

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Spell the word first word spoken as best you can.

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26.

A right granted as a benefit.

a)

privilidge

b)

priviledge

c)

privilege

d)

prevelege

27.

Easily deceived or cheated.

a)

gullable

b)

gulible

c)

gullibble

d)

gullible

28.

An assurance that an obligation will be fulfilled, or something presented as such security;

a)

guarante

b)

gaurantee

c)

gaurentee

d)

guarantee

29.

The process or state of growing to maturity.

a)

adolesent

b)

adulescence

c)

adolencence

d)

adolescence

30.

Something that is impressive or extraordinary.

a)

fenomenon

b)

phenomenon

c)

phinomenom

d)

phenomenom

31.

a person employed to drive a private automobile or limousine for the owner.

a)

chaffeur

b)

chaffer

c)

chauffeur

d)

chaufuer

32.

relation; connection, especially harmonious or sympathetic relation.

a)

raport

b)

rappore

c)

repport

d)

rapport

33.

stopping or ceasing for a time; alternately ceasing and beginning again.

a)

intermittantly

b)

intermittently

c)

intermmittently

d)

intermetently

34.

a hot spring that intermittently sends up fountain-like jets of water and steam into the air.

a)

gieser

b)

gieyser

c)

geyser

d)

geiser

35.

to change the appearance as to conceal identity or mislead.

a)

disguise

b)

disguize

c)

disguice

d)

desguize

36.

Sincere; genuine.

a)

unfiened

b)

unfeined

c)

unfiegned

d)

unfeigned

37.

a bunch of flowers.

a)

bouquet

b)

bouquay

c)

boquet

d)

buquet

38.

Any awards or honors.

a)

acolades

b)

accolades

c)

accollades

d)

accolladees

39.

A large herbivorous mammal having a thick hairless body, short legs, and a large head and muzzle, found in and near the rivers, lakes, etc., of Africa, and able to remain under water for a considerable time.

a)

hippopotimus

b)

hipopotemus

c)

hippopotamus

d)

hippopotomus

40.

unduly or unrealistically magnified

a)

ecsaggerated

b)

exaggerrated

c)

exaggerated

d)

exagerated

41.

A person who writes books, articles, etc., especially as a profession.

a)

author

b)

auther

c)

authur

d)

autheror

42.

A small, flat, usually round cake of bread, often unleavened, baked on a griddle or the like.

a)

tortillla

b)

tortillia

c)

tortila

d)

tortilla

43.

A person who is skilled in the use of a computer, especially in programming and operating systems.

a)

tecnician

b)

tecknician

c)

technitian

d)

technician

44.

A person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.

a)

pendant

b)

pedant

c)

pedent

d)

pedantist

45.

A person who is habitually lazy or idle.

a)

sluggart

b)

slugard

c)

sluggard

d)

sluggurd