Question 1

Spelling selection — Identify the correctly spelled psychological term used in criminology: select the accurate spelling of "Kleptomania" from the given alternatives.

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Given data Term: "Kleptomania" (impulse to steal). Options: Klaptomania; Klepptomania; Kleptemania; Kleptomania Concept/Approach Greek root "kleptein" (to steal) + "mania" (madness) → "Kleptomania". Step-by-step reasoning Kleptomania — correct spelling: "klepto" + "mania".Klaptomania — wrong consonant "a" vs "e" and "p" cluster.Klepptomania — incorrect double "p".Kleptemania — incorrect vowel "e" inserted: should be "o". Verification/Alternative Medical and psychological dictionaries confirm "kleptomania". Common pitfalls Doubling the "p" or altering the "o" in "klepto". Final Answer Correct spelling: Kleptomania.

Question 2

Spelling selection — Choose the correctly spelled timetable and calendar term: identify the standard spelling of "Schedule" used in business and academic English.

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Given data Everyday planning word. Options: Schedulle; Schedeule; Schdule; Schedule Concept/Approach Standard spelling retains "sch" + "ed" + "ule" without doubled "l" or extra vowels. Step-by-step reasoning Schedule — correct: "sche-dule".Schedulle — incorrect double "l".Schedeule — extra "e" after "d".Schdule — missing vowel "e". Verification/Alternative Dictionaries show "schedule" as the accepted spelling in both British and American English. Common pitfalls Adding letters due to pronunciation differences (British /ˈʃedjuːl/ vs American /ˈskedʒuːl/). Final Answer Correct spelling: Schedule.

Question 3

English Spelling Selection — Identify the correctly spelled adjective meaning ‘‘able and deft’’ (choose the standard form among Skillful, Skillfull, Skilfull, Skilpull) with exam-oriented clarity and SEO detail.

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Given data Task: Pick the correct spelling of the word meaning able, deft, or expert. Options: Skillful, Skillfull, Skilfull, Skilpull Concept/Approach Standard American English uses the spelling skillful (with double ‘‘l’’ in the base word ‘‘skill’’ and a single ‘‘l’’ before the suffix ‘‘-ful’’).Note: British English often uses skilful; that variant is not present in the options. Option-by-option analysis Skillful — correct American English spelling. ✅Skillfull — adds an extra ‘‘l’’ in the suffix ‘‘-ful’’; nonstandard. ❌Skilfull — drops an ‘‘l’’ in the root and doubles in the suffix; incorrect. ❌Skilpull — letter substitution creates a different, incorrect form. ❌ Memory tip Root + suffix rule: keep the base ‘‘skill’’ intact, then add ‘‘-ful’’ with one ‘‘l’’ → skillful. Common pitfalls Over-doubling the ‘‘l’’ in ‘‘-ful’’ is a frequent error; the suffix contributes only one ‘‘l’’. Final Answer Skillful

Question 4

English Spelling Mastery — Choose the correctly spelled adjective meaning ‘‘showing good judgement’’ (select from Judicious, Cancious, Dilicous, Gracous) for competitive exams and vocabulary building.

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Given data Meaning cue: showing good judgement; prudent. Options: Judicious, Cancious, Dilicous, Gracous Concept/Approach The only standard English adjective here is judicious (ju-di-cious), derived from ‘‘judicial/judicious’’ family. Option analysis Judicious — correct spelling. ✅Cancious/Dilicous/Gracous — nonwords formed by letter substitutions; incorrect. ❌ Memory tip Think ‘‘judic’’ (as in judge/judicial) + ‘‘-ious’’ → judicious. Final Answer Judicious

Question 5

Spelling Accuracy — Select the correctly spelled noun meaning ‘‘assurance or promise’’ (choose among Gaurantee, Guarantee, Garuntee, Guaruntee) with clear option-by-option reasoning.

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Given data Target word: assurance/promise/warranty. Options: Gaurantee, Guarantee, Garuntee, Guaruntee Concept/Approach Correct spelling is guarantee (gua-ran-tee), with the internal sequence ‘‘gua-ran-’’ followed by ‘‘-tee’’. Option analysis Gaurantee — vowel order error (‘‘gaur’’). ❌Guarantee — correct. ✅Garuntee/Guaruntee — misplaced vowels; nonstandard. ❌ Memory tip Break it as ‘‘gua + ran + tee’’ to preserve vowel order. Final Answer Guarantee

Question 6

Orthography Drill — Identify the correctly spelled present participle/gerund form (select the standard word from Friming, Burnning, Running, Fryng) with suffix-doubling rule explained.

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Given data -ing forms given: Friming, Burnning, Running, Fryng. Goal: choose the correct standard English spelling. Concept/Approach For short vowel + single consonant verbs like ‘‘run’’, the final consonant is doubled before ‘‘-ing’’ → running. Option analysis Friming — not a standard verb form. ❌Burnning — ‘‘burn’’ ends with r; no doubling needed → correct form would be ‘‘burning’’; this has an extra ‘‘n’’. ❌Running — correct (run → running). ✅Fryng — missing the vowel ‘‘i’’ (should be ‘‘frying’’ if from fry). ❌ Rule reminder Double final consonant for CVC (consonant–vowel–consonant) monosyllables when adding ‘‘-ing’’. Final Answer Running

Question 7

English Spelling — Choose the correctly spelled noun meaning ‘‘harm or loss’’ (pick the right form among Dammage, Damaige, Dammege, Damage) with error-pattern guidance.

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Given data Noun meaning harm: looking for the standard spelling. Options: Dammage, Damaige, Dammege, Damage Approach Correct spelling is damage with single ‘‘m’’ and the vowel pattern ‘‘a–a–e’’. Option analysis Dammage/Dammege — incorrect double ‘‘m’’ and wrong ending. ❌Damaige — wrong vowel sequence. ❌Damage — correct. ✅ Memory tip Think ‘‘dam’’ + ‘‘age’’ → damage. Final Answer Damage

Question 8

Spelling Validation — Identify the correctly spelled verb meaning ‘‘achieve; carry out’’ (choose among Accomplish, Acomplush, Ackmplesh, Accompalish) with morphology-based explanation.

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Given data Target verb: achieve; carry out successfully. Options: Accomplish, Acomplush, Ackmplesh, Accompalish Concept/Approach The correct spelling is accomplish, formed from ‘‘ac-’’ + ‘‘complish’’ (related to complete/compliment stems). Option analysis Accomplish — correct. ✅Acomplush/Ackmplesh/Accompalish — nonstandard phonetic misspellings. ❌ Memory tip Link to ‘‘complete’’ → ‘‘accomplish’’ keeps ‘‘comp’’ cluster. Final Answer Accomplish

Question 9

Vocabulary Precision — Select the correctly spelled adjective meaning ‘‘childishly silly’’ (choose among Puerrile, Puerrille, Purrile, Puerile) with concise etymology and elimination.

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Given data Sought word: meaning childishly silly; immature. Options: Puerrile, Puerrille, Purrile, Puerile Approach Standard spelling is puerile (from Latin ‘‘puer’’ meaning boy). Option analysis Puerrile/Puerrille/Purrile — letter doubling and vowel errors create nonstandard forms. ❌Puerile — correct. ✅ Memory tip Think Latin root ‘‘puer’’ → puerile. Final Answer Puerile

Question 10

Orthography Practice — Identify the correctly spelled noun referring to an artificial body in orbit (select from Satelite, Sattelite, Satellite, Sattellite) with double-letter rule explained.

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Given data Meaning cue: a natural or artificial body that orbits another body; here the standard English noun. Options: Satelite, Sattelite, Satellite, Sattellite Concept/Approach Correct spelling is satellite = sat + ell + ite → note the double ‘‘l’’ and single ‘‘t’’. Option analysis Satelite — missing one ‘‘l’’. ❌Sattelite/Sattellite — incorrect double ‘‘t’’ variants. ❌Satellite — correct (double ‘‘l’’, single ‘‘t’’). ✅ Memory tip Picture ‘‘sat’’ + ‘‘ell’’ + ‘‘ite’’; only the ‘‘l’’ doubles. Final Answer Satellite

Question 11

Spelling Standardization — Choose the correctly spelled medical noun meaning ‘‘the act of vaccinating’’ (select from Inoculation, Innoculation, Inocculation, Inocullation) with root-based reasoning.

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Given data Target word: the act of introducing a vaccine or antigen. Options: Inoculation, Innoculation, Inocculation, Inocullation Concept/Approach The correct spelling is inoculation with single ‘‘n’’ and single ‘‘c’’ after the prefix ‘‘in-’’. Option analysis Innoculation — incorrect double ‘‘n’’. ❌Inocculation — incorrect double ‘‘c’’. ❌Inocullation — incorrect double ‘‘l’’ cluster. ❌Inoculation — correct. ✅ Memory tip Base verb: inoculate → noun: inoculation (keep singles). Final Answer Inoculation

Question 12

English Spelling — Identify the correctly spelled adjective meaning ‘‘susceptible; easily harmed’’ (choose among Velnerable, Vulnarable, Vulnerable, Valnerable) with phonics-based elimination.

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Given data Definition cue: susceptible to harm; easily hurt. Options: Velnerable, Vulnarable, Vulnerable, Valnerable Concept/Approach The standard spelling is vulnerable with the sequence ‘‘vul-ner-able’’ (note the ‘‘ner’’ cluster). Option analysis Velnerable/Valnerable — wrong vowel in the first syllable. ❌Vulnarable — transposes ‘‘ner’’ to ‘‘nar’’; incorrect. ❌Vulnerable — correct. ✅ Memory tip Think ‘‘VUL + NER + ABLE’’ → vul-ner-able. Final Answer Vulnerable

Question 13

English Spelling Selection — Identify the correctly spelled and commonly used word (choose the standard form among Simpal, Bannar, Pattren, and Modern) with clear exam-oriented reasoning and SEO-friendly detail.

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Given data Task: Pick the correctly spelled everyday English word. Options presented: Simpal, Bannar, Pattren, Modern. Concept/Approach Compare each option with standard dictionary spellings. Only one option should match a real, correctly spelled English word used in general contexts. Option-by-option analysis Simpal — nonstandard misspelling of ‘‘simple’’; incorrect.Bannar — misspelling of ‘‘banner’’; incorrect.Pattren — misspelling of ‘‘pattern’’; incorrect.Modern — correct, commonly used adjective meaning contemporary or up to date. ✅ Memory tip Identify the known, valid dictionary word: ‘‘modern’’ is a frequent high-frequency word in exams. Common pitfalls Do not normalize misspellings just because they look close; check against known roots (simple, banner, pattern). Final Answer Modern

Question 14

Spelling Mastery — Choose the correctly spelled noun meaning ‘‘a sacred text or holy writing’’ (select the proper form from Scripher, Scripture, Skripture, Scriptur) with clear elimination logic.

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Given data Noun sought: a holy or sacred writing. Options: Scripher, Scripture, Skripture, Scriptur. Concept/Approach Use standard English spelling: the correct word is ‘‘scripture’’ (root ‘‘script’’ + suffix ‘‘-ure’’). Option-by-option analysis Scripher — nonword; ‘‘cipher’’ is a different word; incorrect.Scripture — correct spelling; widely used in ‘‘the Scriptures’’. ✅Skripture — letter ‘‘k’’ is incorrect in this position; misspelled.Scriptur — missing the final ‘‘e’’; incorrect. Memory tip Think ‘‘script’’ (writing) + ‘‘-ure’’ → ‘‘scripture’’. Final Answer Scripture

Question 15

Orthography Check — Identify the correctly spelled collective noun for a group (choose among Comitte, Commitee, Committee, Comiittee) with double-letter rule explained.

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Given data Word sought: the group noun meaning an appointed body. Options: Comitte, Commitee, Committee, Comiittee. Concept/Approach Correct spelling is ‘‘committee’’ with double ‘‘m’’ and double ‘‘t’’ and a final ‘‘ee’’. Option-by-option analysis Comitte — missing one ‘‘m’’ and one ‘‘t’’; incorrect.Commitee — missing one ‘‘t’’; incorrect.Committee — correct (com + mit + tee). ✅Comiittee — wrong vowel order and extra ‘‘i’’; incorrect. Memory tip Break as ‘‘com + mit + tee’’ — both ‘‘m’’ and ‘‘t’’ double before ‘‘tee’’. Final Answer Committee

Question 16

Spelling Accuracy — Choose the correctly spelled verb meaning ‘‘to overstate or magnify’’ (select the standard form among Exaggerate, Exeggrate, Exagerate, Exadgerate) with morpheme cues.

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Given data Target verb: to overstate/magnify. Options: Exaggerate, Exeggrate, Exagerate, Exadgerate. Concept/Approach The correct spelling is ‘‘exaggerate’’ with ‘‘-xagge-’’ in the middle and the suffix ‘‘-rate’’. Option-by-option analysis Exaggerate — correct (ex + agger + ate). ✅Exeggrate — wrong vowel/consonant sequence; incorrect.Exagerate — missing the second ‘‘g’’; incorrect.Exadgerate — replaces ‘‘gg’’ with ‘‘dg’’; incorrect. Memory tip Think of ‘‘extra G’’ in ‘‘exaggerate’’ — it truly ‘‘exaggerates’’ the ‘‘g’’ by doubling it. Final Answer Exaggerate

Question 17

Vocabulary & Spelling — Identify the correctly spelled adjective meaning ‘‘sensuously luxurious; full of pleasure’’ (select from Asspersion, Voluptuous, Voguei, Equestrain) with meaning-based elimination.

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Given data Sought word meaning: sensuous, luxurious, indulgent. Options: Asspersion, Voluptuous, Voguei, Equestrain. Concept/Approach Only ‘‘voluptuous’’ is a correctly spelled and semantically matching English adjective. Others are misspellings or unrelated. Option-by-option analysis Asspersion — misspelling of ‘‘aspersion’’ (a different word); incorrect.Voluptuous — correct spelling and correct meaning. ✅Voguei — nonstandard/incorrect form; perhaps intended ‘‘vogue’’ or ‘‘voguish’’.Equestrain — misspelling of ‘‘equestrian’’; incorrect. Memory tip Pronounce as ‘‘vo-lup-tu-ous’’ with the internal ‘‘ptu’’ cluster. Final Answer Voluptuous

Question 18

Spelling Validation — Choose the correctly spelled noun meaning ‘‘obstacle or impediment’’ (pick the right form among Hindrance, Hinderrance, Hindrence, Hinderence) with root recognition.

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Given data Meaning cue: obstacle; something that hinders. Options: Hindrance, Hinderrance, Hindrence, Hinderence. Concept/Approach Correct spelling is ‘‘hindrance’’ (from verb ‘‘hinder’’ but without the ‘‘er’’ in the noun: hind + rance). Option-by-option analysis Hindrance — correct. ✅Hinderrance — extra ‘‘r’’; incorrect.Hindrence — missing vowel; incorrect.Hinderence — wrong suffix; should be ‘‘-rance’’ not ‘‘-rence’’; incorrect. Memory tip Think: ‘‘to hinder’’ creates a ‘‘hindrance’’ (drop ‘‘er’’, add ‘‘-ance’’). Final Answer Hindrance

Question 19

Orthography Drill — Identify the correctly spelled past/participle form of the verb ‘‘parallel’’ (select from Parallelled, Parralleled, Paralleled, Paraleled) with doubling rules clarified.

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Given data Base verb: ‘‘parallel’’ (to be similar to; to align side-by-side). Options: Parallelled, Parralleled, Paralleled, Paraleled. Concept/Approach Standard past/participle is ‘‘paralleled’’ — note double ‘‘l’’ already in the root and single additional ‘‘e’’ + ‘‘d’’ ending. Option-by-option analysis Parallelled — extra ‘‘l’’ after the base; nonstandard doubling; incorrect.Parralleled — incorrect doubling and letter order; incorrect.Paralleled — correct. ✅Paraleled — missing an ‘‘l’’; incorrect. Memory tip Keep the word ‘‘parallel’’ intact (paral + le + l), then add ‘‘ed’’ → ‘‘paralleled’’. Final Answer Paralleled

Question 20

Spelling Challenge — Choose the correctly spelled adjective meaning ‘‘carelessly lazy; lacking enthusiasm’’ (select from Lckadaisicle, Lackdaisical, Lackadisical, Lackadaisical) with pronunciation cue.

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Given data Sought adjective: meaning listless, lacking determination. Options: Lckadaisicle, Lackdaisical, Lackadisical, Lackadaisical. Concept/Approach The correct form is ‘‘lackadaisical’’ (lack + a + dais + ical), preserving the internal ‘‘dai’’ sequence. Option-by-option analysis Lckadaisicle — missing vowels and wrong ending; incorrect.Lackdaisical — missing the internal ‘‘a’’ after ‘‘lack’’; incorrect.Lackadisical — ‘‘dai’’ reduced to ‘‘di’’; incorrect.Lackadaisical — correct. ✅ Memory tip Say it slowly: ‘‘lack-a-dai-si-cal’’ — keep the ‘‘dai’’ syllable. Final Answer Lackadaisical

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