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Select Correctly 06.

C) Menter
Spelt Word A) Negligible D) Accommodation
01. B) Nuisence 12.
A) Seperable C) Neccessary A) Occassion
B) Rehersal D) Negociate B) Recieve
C) Veterinary 07. C) Alien
D) Employeed A) Guidence D) Relevent
02. B) Attendence 13.
A. Recrutment C) Diliver A) Exclaimation
B. Reimbursement D) Decision B) Aesthetic
C. Beaureacracy 08. C) Affilliate
D. Surveliance A) Impeach D) Anihilate
03. B) Influencial 14.
A) Beneficiery C) Priviledge A) Persuit
B) Proliferete D) Itinerent B) Parrallel
C) Competiter 09. C) Opinion
D) Definition A) Acquisition D) Actualy
04. B) Acquaintence 15.
A) Itinarary C) Supritendent A) Indispensible
B) Greivance D) Grammer B) Journy
C) Sovereignty 10. C) Definately
D) Rennaissance A) Monarch D) Delicious
05. B) Tution 16.
A) Millionare C) Rebell A) Potraite
B) Catalogue D) Delegait B) Absense
C) Temprature 11. C) Ecstacy
D) Agression A) Calender D) Emperor
B) Ommision

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17. C) Voilation 28.
A) Guarantee D) Vacine A) Ninty
B) Conveniense 23. B) Diffidence
C) Idiosyncracy A) Adversery C) Avenu
D) Vaccuum B) Adultary D) Rabit
18. C) Advisory 29.
A) Tuitor D) Arbitary A) Maditation
B) Labarotary 24. B) Usually
C) Definite A) Ebulient C) Delibarate
D) Writting B) Jubilant D) Naseating
19. C) Iminent 30.
A) Fasineting D) Tolerent A) Liberete
B) Ocurrence 25. B) Voceferous
C) Tommorrow A) Harrassment C) Opulent
D) Professional B) Embarrasment D) Tennacious
20. C) Fulfilment 31.
A) Repitition D) Disturbance A) Sarcasm
B) Aggrravate 26. B) Humilliation
C) Accomplish A) Dysentery C) Bouquette
D) Hieghten B) Momentery D) Retalaite
21. C) Cemetary 32.
A) Restaurent D) Comentary A) Exhail
B) Meazure 27. B) Exhoust
C) Leisure A) Malignant C) Exhibit
D) Roberry B) Impertinant D) Exteract
22. C) Independant
A) Exhibition D) Neglegent
B) Afliction

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33. C) Commemmorate 44.
A) Seperable D) Comemorate A) Mentoin
B) Rehersal 39. B) Mention
C) Veterinary A) Itinarary C) Mantion
D) Employeed B) Greivance D) Mension
34. C) Sovereignty 45.
A) Embarasment D) Rennaissance A) Taelant
B) Comotion 40. B) Centiment
C) Conscinteous A) Millionare C) Serenity
D) Encouragement B) Catalogue D) Cleaaver
35. C) Temprature 46.
A) Recrutment D) Agression A) Repitition
B) Reimbursement 41. B) Aggravate
C) Beaureacracy A) Chooze C) Acomplish
D) Surveliance B) Chooj D) Hieghten
36. C) Chuse 47.
A) Beneficiery D) Choose A) Luxury
B) Proliferete 42. B) Luxry
C) Competiter A) Jewlry C) Lugzury
D) Definition B) Definition D) Luxery
37. C) Scramblee 48.
A) Definate D) Acceptence A) Restaurent
B) Definete 43. B) Measure
C) Definite A) Sweatter C) Leisuree
D) Definiet B) Scissors D) Roberry
38. C) Clettering
A) Commemorate D) Teribble
B) Comemmorate

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49. C) Voilation 60.
A) Qiete D) Tution A) Concentious
B) Queit 55. B) Conscentious
C) Quiet A) Desparate C) Conscientious
D) Quieto B) Desperete D) Consenteous
50. C) Desperate 61.
A) Exilarate D) Disparat A) Challeng
B) Exhilerate 56. B) Challange
C) Exilarate A) Previledge C) Chalenge
D) Exhilarate B) Peivailege D) Challenge
51. C) Privilege 62.
A) Propotion D) Previllage A) Adolescence
B) Proportion 57. B) Adolesense
C) Preportion A) Tuition C) Adolescense
D) Proporsion B) Tution D) Adolescance
52. C) Tuetion 63.
A) Argeument D) Tuttion A) Maintenance
B) Argument 58. B) Mentainance
C) Arguemant A) Particular C) Maintenence
D) Arguement B) Perticuler D) Maintainence
53. C) Particuler 64.
A) Manupulete D) Perticular A) Attendence
B) Manipulate 59. B) Abundance
C) Menupulate A) Accommodation C) Arrogence
D) Manepulate B) Accomodation D) Apearance
54. C) Acomodation
A) Exhibition D) Acommodation
B) Afliction

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65. C) Oppurtunity 76.
A) Genaral D) Opportuniity A) Queiten
B) Guillty 71. B) Questionnaire
C) Genuine A. Genuine C) Qualefication
D) Genrous B. Genuwin D) Quantefy
66. C. Genuin 77.
A) Compitition D. Genune A)Commemorete
B) Distruction 72. B) Comemorate
C) Contruction A) Achievement C) Commemmorate
D) Repetition B) Acknoledgement D) Commemorate
67. C) Accreditted 78.
A) Janury D) Accoustomed A) Contrapsion
B) Novamber 73. B) Cunstruction
C) February A) Reeciet C) Controversy
D) Octubar B) Reciept D) Controdiction
68. C) Receipt 79.
A)Seperate D) Reiceit A) Necassary
B) Saprate 74. B) Nesessary
C) Saperate A) Execption C) Neccessary
D) Separate B) Ecseption D) Necessary
69. C) Exception 80.
A) Gaiety D) Ecxeption A) Manegeable
B) Gaty 75. B) Managable
C) Gaeity A) Terbulence C) Manageble
D) Gayety B) Turbulance D) Manageable
70. C) Turbulencee
A) Oppertunity D) Turbulence
B) Opportunity

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81. C) Adrooit 92.
A) Tantative D) Administration A) Contusion
B) Substentive 87. B) Contution
C) Remunerative A) Frennzied C) Cuntusion
D) Specculative B) Fractional D) Cuntution
82. C) Furios 93.
A) Counterfate D) Freze A) Scemitars
B) Counterfiet 88. B) Scimitars
C) Counterfeit A) Expenditurre C) Scimetars
D) Countorfeit B) Exscitement D) Scemetars
83. C) Eccentricity 94.
A) Acquesition D) Exclaimation A) Hypnotyst
B) Acquasition 89. B) Hipnotyst
C) Acquisition A) Favouret C) Hipnotist
D) Aquision B) Favourite D) Hypnotist
84. C) Favourate 95.
A) Indigenous D) Favoirite A) Theurise
B) Engrraving 90. B) Theoris
C) Ingrattitude A) Permmited C) Theuris
D) Ingreedients B) Plesent D) Theorise
85. C) Pungnant 96.
A) Ecstacy D) Punctuation A) Commiety
B) Extensive 91. B) Committee
C) Expirre A) Guarantee C) Comittee
D) Existensial B) Genaral D) Commitee
86. C) Gragarious
A) Addmiration D) Garbege
B) Adrennaline

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97. C) Sattellite 108.
A) Stridancy D) Sattellite A) Mathematics
B) Stridensy 103. B) Mathemetics
C) Stidansy A) Millonaire C) Mathametics
D) Stridency B) Millionare D) Mathamatics
98. C) Millonare 109.
A) Beizarre D) Millionaire A) Kaleidoscope
B) Bizaaree 104. B) Kaliedoscope
C) Bizarre A) Drought C) Kalidoscope
D) Bigarre B) Drougt D) Kalaidoscope
99. C) Draut 110.
A) Percoletion D) Drout A) Referigerator
B) Parcolation 105. B) Refridgerator
C) Percolation A) Legandery C) Refrigerator
D) Parcoletion B) Legendary D) Refriderater
100. C)Legendery 111.
A) Neccessary D) Legendrry A) Arangement
B) Necesarry 106. B) Arrangment
C) Necesary A) Achievement C) Arangemant
D) Necessary B) Achevement D) Arrangement
101. C) Achievment 112.
A) Coruppt D) Acheivment A) Pitiable
B) Corrupt 107. B) Pitiabale
C) Currupt A) Tommorow C) Pitiaeble
D) Curropt B) Tomorrow D) Pitiaable
102. C) Tomarow
A) Satellite D) Tomarrow
B) Satelite

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113. C) Coreander 124.
A) Fulfill D) Coriander A) Tantitive
B) Fullfill 119. B) Tentitive
C) Fullfil A) Grammatic C) Tentaitive
D) Fulffil B) Gramatic D) Tentative
114. C) Grametic 125.
A) Tarrif D) Grammetic A) Ommission
B) Tarif 120. B) Ommision
C) Tarriff A) Benefeted C) Omission
D) Tariff B) Benefitted D) Omision
115. C) Benifitted 126.
A) Parliamentery D) Benifited A) Defendent
B) Parlimentary 121. B) Defendant
C) Parliamentary A) Fahrenheit C) Defandant
D) Parlamentary B) Farenhiet D) Defandent
116. C) Farenheit 127.
A) Recedeing D) Fahrennhiet A) Comandar
B) Reeceding 122. B) Commandor
C) Receeding A) Genealogy C) Comander
D) Receding B) Genelogy D) Commander
117. C) Geneology 128.
A) Chauffeur D) Genalogy A) Alliteration
B) Chaufer 123. B) Alitration
C) Chauffer A) Skilfull C) Aliteration
D) Chaufeur B) Skilful D) Allitration
118. C) Skillfull
A) Coreandor D) Skillful
B) Coriandar

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129. C) Gurilla 140.
A) Parallelogram D) Gorilla A) Approached
B) Parallellogram 135. B) Aproched
C) Paralellogram A) Fascist C) Aproached
D) Paralelogram B) Facict D) Appraoched
130. C) Facist 141.
A) Pasanger D) Fasist A) Moustache
B) Passenger 136. B) Mustach
C) Pesanger A) Career C) Mustache
D) Pessenger B) Carreer D) Moustach
131. C) Caireer 142.
A) Foreign D) Careir A) Allottee
B) Fariegn 137. B) Alotte
C) Forein A) Commision C) Alottee
D) Foriegn B) Comission D) Allotee
132. C) Commission 143.
A) Exampal D) Comision A) Alienatte
B) Example 138. B) Alienate
C) Exemple A) Jewellery C) Aliennate
D) Exampel B) Jewelery D) Allienate
133. C) Jwellry 144.
A) Committee D) Jewellry A) Recommend
B) Comittee 139. B) Recomend
C) Commitee A) Business C) Reccomend
D) Comitee B) Buisness D) Recommand
134. C) Buisiness
A) Guerila D) Bussiness
B) Gorila

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145. C) Arbitary 156.
A) Lauriat D) Adultary A) Scarsity
B) Laureate 151. B) Scarety
C) Lauriate A) Ekcessive C) Scarecity
D) Laureat B) Excesive D) Scarcity
146. C) Excessive 157.
A) Exemplery D) Excessivee A) Receeve
B) Examplery 152. B) Receive
C) Examplary A) Acommodate C) Resieve
D) Exemplary B) Accomodate D) Recieve
147. C) Accommodat 158.
A) Rehearsel D) Accommodate A) Stoecaly
B) Rehearsal 153. B) Stoically
C) Reharsal A) Aquarium C) Stoicaly
D) Rehersal B) Aquarim D) Stoecally
148. C) Acquerium 159.
A) Exeggerate D) Acquariam A) Maditation
B) Exaggerate 154. B) Abberrannce
C) Exagerate A) Electrisity C) Delibarate
D) Exadgerate B) Duration D) Nauseating
149. C) Economicel 160.
A) Brethren D) Dustur A) Couragous
B) Brethoren 155. B) Courageous
C) Brethron A) Inconvineinced C) Courageaus
D) Brothren B) Inconvenienced D) Coeurageous
150. C) Inconvenneinced
A) Advisory D) Inconvinienced
B) Adversery

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161. C) Annihillate 172.
A) Succesful D) Annihilate A) Aknowledge
B) Successful 167. B) Acknowlege
C) Successfull A) Colate C) Acknowledge
D) Sucessful B) Collaborate D) Acknoledge
162. C) Choclate 173.
A) Pantonine D) Comemorate A) Committie
B) Pantomime 168. B) Comitee
C) Pantanime A) Horoscope C) Commitee
D) Patomine B) Haroscope D) Committee
163. C) Haroescope 174.
A) Vegabond D) Harosecope A) Suppos
B) Vagebond 169. B) Suposse
C) Vagabond A) Occasion C) Supose
D) Vegabonde B) Occassion D) Suppose
164. C) Occation 175.
A) Miscillaneous D) Ocassion A) Honourerium
B) Miscellaneous 170. B) Honourarium
C) Miscalleneous A) Perepheral C) Honourrarium
D) Miscellenious B) Perepherel D) Honorarium
165. C) Periphrial 176.
A) Wherefore D) Peripheral A) Corrupt
B) Wherefor 171. B) Curropt
C) Wharefore A) Parjury C) Currupt
D) Wharefor B) Perjary D) Coruppt
166. C) Perjery
A) Anihillate D) Perjury
B) Anihilate

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177. C) Prosperous 188.
A) Farenhiet D) Confidance A) Conspicous
B) Fahrenhiet 183. B) Persistance
C) Fahrenheit A) Temporary C) Renaisance
D) Farenheit B) Mandatary D) Thesaurus
178. C) Regulatary 189.
A) Piccaresque D) Circulatary A) Macaber
B) Voceferous 184. B) Asiduous
C) Opulent A) Chivelery C) Loqacious
D) Tennacious B) Circuiteous D) Nefarious
179. C) Cavelcade 190.
A) Liberrate D) Clairvoyant A) Accummulative
B) Accellerate 185. B) Cummulative
C) Perpatrate A) Relieve C) Accommodative
D) Exaggerate B) Breif D) Comemmorative
180. C) Cheif 191.
A) Maintenance D) Percieve A) Tommorow
B) Maintennance 186. B) Coherant
C) Mentenance A) Ampasse C) Advicable
D) Manteinance B) Qestalt D) Commendation
181. C) Recondite 192.
A) Rehabilitation D) Imbrolios A) Asigne
B) Pronounciation 187. B) Malaign
C) Tution A) Tumble C) Degine
D) Repercution B) Tussel D) Arraign
182. C) Trable
A) Referance D) Tunnle
B) Seperate

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193. (C) Momemmorate 204.
A) Marketted (D) Commemorate (A) Aproched
B) Haunchhes 199. (B) Aproached
C) Transmit (A) Exampli (C) Appraoched
D) Exulltant (B) Exampel (D) Approached
194. (C) Example 205.
A) Schizophrenia (D) Exampal (A) Comentry
B) Amnezia 200. (B) Commentry
C) Gonoria (A) Psychology (C) Commentery
D) Algeimer (B) Sycology (D) Commentary
195. (C) Psykology 206.
(A) Efflorascence (D) Sychology (A) Coimmision
(B) Efflorescence 201. (B) Comision
(C) Efllorescence (A) Accesibble (C) Comission
(D) Eflorescence (B) Accesibel (D) Commission
196. (C) Accessible 207.
(A) Aliennate (D) Acessible (A) Guerila
(B) Allienate 202. (B) Gurilla
(C) Alienate (A) Tresspass (C) Gorila
(D) Alienatte (B) Trespass (D) Gorilla
197. (C) Tresspas 208.
(A) Forefiet (D) Trespas (A) Pasanger
(B) Forefeit 203. (B) Pessenger
(C) Forfeit (A) Argumant (C) Pesanger
(D) Forfiet (B) Arguemant (D) Passenger
198. (C) Argument
(A) Comemorate (D) Argumint
(B) Commemmorate

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209. (C) Sattelite 220.
(A) Tariff (D) Satelite (A) Dielectic
(B) Tarriff 215. (B) Deallectic
(C) Tarif (A) Ocasion (C) Dilectic
(D) Tarrif (B) Ocassion (D) Dialectic
210. (C) Occassion 221.
(A) Jewelery (D) Occasion (A) Achievment
(B) Jewellry 216. (B) Acheivment
(C) Jwellry (A) Posesion (C) Achievement
(D) Jewellery (B) Possession (D) Achevement
211. (C) Posession 222.
(A) Grametic (D) Possesion (A) Coreander
(B) Grammetic 217. (B) Coriander
(C) Grammatic (A) Greivance (C) Coriandar
(D) Gramatic (B) Greievance (D) Coreandor
212. (C) Griveance 223.
(A) Blisfull (D) Grievance (A) Bouquete
(B) Blissful 218. (B) Bouquet
(C) Blisful (A) Beligrent (C) Boquet
(D) Blissfull (B) Beligerent (D) Bouquette
213. (C) Belligrent 224.
(A) Embarasment (D) Belligerent (A) Translucent
(B) Embarassment 219. (B) Translusent
(C) Embarrasment (A) Coruppt (C) Transluscent
(D) Embarrassment (B) Curropt (D) Tranclucent
214. (C) Corrupt
(A) Sattellite (D) Currupt
(B) Satellite

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225. (C) Committee 236.
(A) Hetrogenous (D) Committey (A) Forecast
(B) Hetrogeneous 231. (B) Forcaust
(C) Heterogenous (A) Sobotage (C) Forcast
(D) Heterogeneous (B) Sobbotage (D) Forecaste
226. (C) Sobotaze 237.
(A) Foreigner (D) Sabotage (A) Liesure
(B) Forienor 232. (B) Leisure
(C) Foriegnor (A) Colaboration (C) Leasure
(D) Foreiner (B) Collaberation (D) Lesiure
227. (C) Colaberation 238.
(A) Addultration (D) Collaboration (A) Colliberation
(B) Adultration 233. (B) Calliberation
(C) Addulteration (A) Exagerate (C) Callibration
(D) Adulteration (B) Exadgerate (D) Calibration
228. (C) Exaggerate 239.
(A) Gorgette (D) Exeggerate (A) Adviceable
(B) Georgette 234. (B) Advisable
(C) Gorgete (A) Acurrate (C) Advicable
(D) Georget (B) Accurate (D) Adviseable
229. (C) Acurate 240.
(A) Examplary (D) Accuratte (A) Interegnum
(B) Exemplary 235. (B) Intrenum
(C) Examplery (A) Buisness (C) Interregnum
(D) Exemplery (B) Bussiness (D) Interregnim
230. (C) Business
(A) Comittee (D) Buisiness
(B) Commitee

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241. (C) Reeceding 252.
(A) Aforstation (D) Recedeing (A) Budgetary
(B) Aforestation 247. (B) Budgetry
(C) Afforstation (A) Illusteous (C) Budgetery
(D) Afforestation (B) Illustrious (D) Bugetary
242. (C) Ilustrious 253.
(A) Entreprenuer (D) Ilustrious (A) Paralelled
(B) Entrepraneur 248. (B) Parallelled
(C) Entrapreneur (A) Skillful (C) Paralleled
(D) Entrepreneur (B) Skillfull (D) Parralleled
243. (C) Skileful 254.
(A) Harasment (D) Skilfull (A) Arangement
(B) Harassment 249. (B) Arrangement
(C) Harrassment (A) Septaganarian (C) Arrangment
(D) Harrasment (B) Septagenarian (D) Arangement
244. (C) Septuaganarian 255.
(A) Perseverance (D) Septuagenarian (A) Cemetry
(B) Preservarance 250. (B) Cemetery
(C) Preseverence (A) Pitiaeble (C) Cemetary
(D) Preserverence (B) Pitiable (D) Cemmetery
245. (C) Pitiaable 256.
(A) Sovereignty (D) Pitiabale (A) Vetniary
(B) Soveriegnty 251. (B) Vetarinary
(C) Sovereignity (A) Incumbent (C) Veteninary
(D) Soveriegnity (B) Incumbant (D) Veterinary
246. (C) Incambant
(A) Receding (D) Incambent
(B) Receeding

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257. (C) Remeuneration 268.
(A) Lauriate (D) Remuneration (A) Varstile
(B) Laureat 263. (B) Verstile
(C) Laureate (A) Coitment (C) Versatile
(D) Lauriaat (B) Comittment (D) Vorstyle
258. (C) Committment 269.
(A) Comander (D) Commitment (A) Correspondant
(B) Commander 264. (B) Corraspondent
(C) Commandor (A) Fullfil (C) Corraspondant
(D) Comandar (B) Fulfiil (D) Correspondent
259. (C) Fulfill 270.
(A) Tranquillity (D) Fullfill (A) Finnancer
(B) Trenquillity 265. (B) Financier
(C) Trenquility (A) Genelogy (C) Financear
(D) Tranquility (B) Genealogy (D) Financeir
260. (C) Geneology 271.
(A) Alitration (D) Genalogy (A) Etiquete
(B) Alliteration 266. (B) Etiquette
(C) Alitration (A) Defendant (C) Ettiquete
(D) Aliteration (B) Defendent (D) Ettiquette
261. (C) Defandent 272.
(A) Chaufer (D) Defandant (A) Overlapped
(B) Chauffer 267. (B) Overlaped
(C) Chaufeur (A) Recommand (C) Overleped
(D) Chauffear (B) Recommend (D) Overelaped
262. (C) Reccomend
(A) Remunaration (D) Recommend
(B) Ramunration

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273. (C) Homiopathy 284.
(A) Necesaary (D) Homieopathy (A) Aquaintence
(B) Necesarry 279. (B) Acquaintance
(C) Necesary (A) Numrator (C) Aquaintance
(D) Necessary (B) Numerator (D) Acquaintence
274. (C) Numerater 285.
(A) Inocculate (D) Numrater (A) Arodrome
(B) Inoculate 280. (B) Airodrome
(C) Innoculate (A) Ommission (C) Aerodrom
(D) Innocculate (B) Omision (D) Aerodrome
275. (C) Omission 286.
(A) Benefeted (D) Ommision (A) Forein
(B) Benifited 281. (B) Fariegn
(C) Benefitted (A) Mountaineous (C) Foreighn
(D) Benifitted (B) Mountaneous (D) Foreign
276. (C) Mountainous 287.
(A) Supreintendent (D) Mountanous (A) Aprentic
(B) Superintendent 282. (B) Aperentic
(C) Suprintendent (A) Giraf (C) Apprentice
(D) Supereintendent (B) Gerraffe (D) Apperentice
277. (C) Geraff 288.
(A) Temparament (D) Giraffe (A) Indigenous
(B) Temprament 283. (B) Indigenuous
(C) Temperament (A) Legendary (C) Indiginous
(D) Temperamant (B) Legendery (D) Indeginuous
278. (C) Legendiry
(A) Homeopathy (D) Legandery
(B) Homoepathy

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289. (C) Millennium 300.
(A) Coleagu (D) Milenium (A) Obssesion
(B) Colleagu 295. (B) Obssession
(C) Coleague (A) Acomodation (C) Obsession
(D) Colleague (B) Accomodation (D) Obsessien
290. (C) Acommodation 301.
(A) Lieutinant (D) Accommodation (A) Alottee
(B) Lieutenant 296. (B) Allotee
(C) Leutenant (A) Inimitable (C) Alotte
(D) Liutenant (B) Innimatible (D) Allottee
291. (C) Inimitible 302.
(A) Paralelogram (D) Inimmitable (A) Seperable
(B) Paralellogram 297. (B) Separable
(C) Parallelogram (A) Refrigerator (C) Saperable
(D) Parallellogram (B) Refriderater (D) Saparable
292. (C) Refridgerator 303.
(A) Corigendum (D) Referigerator (A) Hindrence
(B) Coridgendum 298. (B) Hindrance
(C) Corrigendum (A) Apallation (C) Hinderence
(D) Corridgendum (B) Appellation (D) Hinderance
293. (C) Appelation 304.
(A) Prevalent (D) Appallation (A) Proprietry
(B) Prevalant 299. (B) Propriatory
(C) Prevelant (A) Catlogg (C) Proprietary
(D) Prevelent (B) Catlog (D) Proprietory
294. (C) Catlogue
(A) Milennium (D) Catalogue
(B) Millenium

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305. (C) Drougt 316.
(A) Strategam (D) Drought (A) Neighbur
(B) Strategem 311. (B) Neighber
(C) Stratagem (A) Fabullous (C) Neighbour
(D) Stratagam (B) Fablous (D) Neibur
306. (C) Fabulous 317.
(A) Reharsal (D) Fabuleous (A) Fasist
(B) Rehersal 312. (B) Facict
(C) Rehearsal (A) Accomplish (C) Facist
(D) Rehearsel (B) Ackmplesh (D) Fascist
307. (C) Accompalish 318.
(A) Cancellation (D) Acomplush (A) Occurrence
(B) Cancelletion 313. (B) Occurence
(C) Cancelletion (A) Simaltanious (C) Occurance
(D) Cancellasion (B) Simultaneous (D) Ocurrence
308. (C) Simultanious 319.
(A) Assasination (D) Simaltaneous (A) Gaurantee
(B) Asasination 314. (B) Guarantee
(C) Assassination (A) Turnament (C) Garuntee
(D) Asassination (B) Tournamant (D) Guaruntee
309. (C) Tournament 320.
(A) Millonare (D) Turnamant (A) Parlamentary
(B) Millionaire 315. (B) Parliamentary
(C) Millionare (A) Tomarow (C) Parlimentary
(D) Millonaire (B) Tomarrow (D) Parliamentery
310. (C) Tomorrow
(A) Draut (D) Tommorow
(B) Drout

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321. (C) Farenhiet 332.
(A) Tentaitive (D) Fahrenheit (A) Ocassion
(B) Tentative 327. (B) Occassion
(C) Tentitive (A) Recommandation (C) Occasion
(D) Tantitive (B) Recomandation (D) Occation
322. (C) Recomendation 333.
(A) Surveilance (D) Recommendation (A) Garulous
(B) Survellance 328. (B) Garrulous
(C) Surveillance (A) Accessible (C) Garullous
(D) Survaillance (B) Accissible (D) Garrullous
323. (C) Acessible 334.
(A) Careir (D) Aceesible (A) Marquee
(B) Career 329. (B) Markue
(C) Caireer (A) Tempereture (C) Marquei
(D) Carreer (B) Tempearature (D) Marquie
324. (C) Temperature 335.
(A) Resteraunt (D) Tamperature (A) Puissant
(B) Restaurent 330. (B) Puiscant
(C) Rastaurent (A) Rennaisance (C) Puiscent
(D) Restaurant (B) Rennaissance (D) Puissent
325. (C) Renaissance 336.
(A) Damage (D) Renaisance (A) Disconncerting
(B) Dammage 331. (B) Disconserting
(C) Damaige (A) Milennium (C) Discuncerting
(D) Dammege (B) Millenium (D) Disconcerting
326. (C) Milleneum
(A) Farenheit (D) Millennium
(B) Fahrenhiet

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337. C) Muteniers 348.
(A) Exilarate D) Mutineers A) Mansion
(B) Exhilerate 343. B) Menssion
(C) Exsilarate A) Murmuring C) Mension
(D) Exhilarate B) Murmurring D) Mantion
338. C) Murrmuring 349.
(A) Plebeian D) Murmaring (A) Exagerate
(B) Plibeian 344. (B) Exegerate
(C) Plebiaan A) Possesses (C) Exaggerat
(D) Plebiean B) Posseses (D) Exaggerate
339. C) Posesses 350.
A) Itinarary D) Poseses (A) Benefficiary
B) Sovereignty 345. (B) Beneficery
C) Rennaissance A) Lassoing (C) Beneficiary
D) Greivance B) Psychik (D) Beneficiarie
340. C) Thacher 351.
A) Discripency D) Squeezzer (A) Physiology
B) Discripancy 346. (B) Phisyology
C) Discrepancy A) Haunchhes (C) Physiollogy
D) Descripancy B) Exulltant (D) Phesiology
341. C) Marketted 352.
A) Obeisance D) Transmit (A) Beenefited
B) Obeisanse 347. (B) Benefited
C) Obesance A) Pesenger (C) Beneffited
D) Obesanse B) Pessenger (D) Benefyted
342. C) Passenger
A) Mutiniers D) Pasengar
B) Muteneers

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353. (C) Assassination 364.
(A) Excesive (D) Assessination (A) Entrepreneur
(B) Excessive 359. (B) Entreprreneur
(C) Exccesive (A) Insurgenci (C) Entreprneur
(D) Exceseve (B) Inssurgency (D) Entreprenur
354. (C) Inchurgency 365.
(A) Exercisse (D) Insurgency (A) Ofence
(B) Excercise 360. (B) Ofance
(C) Exercisee (A) Halloween (C) Offence
(D) Exercise (B) Haloween (D) Ofancee
355. (C) Halooween 366.
(A) Courrtesy (D) Hallowen (A) Apreciation
(B) Courtesy 361. (B) Appreciation
(C) Courttesy (A) Recruitment (C) Aprreciation
(D) Courtesie (B) Recuitment (D) Appereciation
356. (C) Recrruitment 367.
(A) Consequences (D) Recruittment (A) Aceleration
(B) Conssequences 362. (B) Aceeleration
(C) Consequeences (A) Veengeance (C) Accelaration
(D) Consequances (B) Vengence (D) Acceleration
357. (C) Vengeance 368.
(A) Callibration (D) Venggeance (A) Agressive
(B) Calibration 363. (B) Agrressive
(C) Celibration (A) Guarante (C) Aggressive
(D) Calibrration (B) Guarrantee (D) Aggresive
358. (C) Gurantee
(A) Asassination (D) Guarantee
(B) Assasination

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369. (C) Suport 380.
(A) Iminent (D) Report (A) Putitannical
(B) Imminent 375. (B) Purritanical
(C) Iminnent (A) Acquisition (C) Purritaniccal
(D) Imineent (B) Acquissition (D) Puritanical
370. (C) Acquission 381.
(A) Cheqe (D) Akuisition (A) Plagearist
(B) Ceque 376. (B) Plagiarist
(C) Cheque (A) Padestrian (C) Plegiarist
(D) Chequee (B) Pedistrian (D) Plagraist
371. (C) Pedestrean 382.
(A) Congratulations (D) Pedestrian (A) Ingeneous
(B) Congratultions 377. (B) Ingenius
(C) Congratullations (A) Laboratery (C) Ingenious
(D) Congratulatons (B) Laborratory (D) Ingenous
372. (C) Laboratory 383.
(A) Asembly (D) Laboratorry (A) Acomodation
(B) Assemmbly 378. (B) Acommodation
(C) Asemblly (A) Humaen (C) Accommodation
(D) Assembly (B) Humain (D) Accomodation
373. (C) Humane 384.
(A) Penetrate (D) Humein (A) Preferrence
(B) Irrittate 379. (B) Preference
(C) Hesitat (A) Ecuanemous (C) Prefference
(D) Perforete (B) Equanimous (D) Preferennce
374. (C) Ecuanimous
(A) Raport (D) Equanamous
(B) Purpoort

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385. (C) Purifficattion 396.
(A) Riverberation (D) Purificatton (A) Slliming
(B) Revirberation 391. (B) Slimeing
(C) Reverberation (A) Hurrys (C) Slimeng
(D) Revarberation (B) Hurryss (D) Slimming
386. (C) Hurries 397.
(A) Advertice (D) Hurryes (A) Thiner
(B) Adverties 392. (B) Thineer
(C) Advertise (A) Cargoes (C) Thinier
(D) Advretise (B) Cargges (D) Thinner
387. (C) Cargose 398.
(A) Remarkebel (D) Carrgoes (A) Transmitted
(B) Remarkable 393. (B) Transmmited
(C) Remarkabel (A) Irreplaceeble (C) Transmieted
(D) Remarkeble (B) Irreplacable (D) Trannsmited
388. (C) Irreplaceable 399.
(A) Amplifier (D) Irreplacible (A) Witter
(B) Amplifyer 394. (B) Weetter
(C) Ampllefer (A) Occurrence (C) Weter
(D) Amplifire (B) Occuraence (D) Wettir
389. (C) Occurrennce 400.
(A) Furyous (D) Occurencce (A) Vagetarian
(B) Furius 395. (B) Vegeterian
(C) Furioes (A) Noteabl (C) Vegetarian
(D) Furious (B) Notable (D) Vegettrian
390. (C) Noteble
(A) Purification (D) Notblle
(B) Puriffication

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401. C) Trankquility 412.
A) Thoruoghly D) Trankwility A) Believe
B) Thoroughly 407. B) Beleeve
C) Thoroghouly A) Benefeciary C) Beleive
D) Thorougholy B )Beneficeary D) Bellieve
402. C) Benificiary 413.
A) Phenomenan D) Beneficiary A) Indeganeous
B) Phenominon 408. B) Indegenous
C) Phenomenon A) Monotonas C) Indigenous
D) Phenamenon B) Monotonus D) Indigeneous
403. C) Monotonous 414.
A) Corespondent D) Monnotonus A) Apperentice
B) Correspendent 409. B) Aprentic
C) Correspondant A) Lesure C) Apprentice
D) Correspondent B) Leisure D) Apprentic
404. C) Lezure 415.
A) Alleviate D) Leissure A) Accessible
B) Alliveate 410. B) Aceesible
C) Allaevate A) Livelyhud C) Acessible
D) Allaviate B) Livelyhood D) Accesible
405. C) Livlihood 416.
A) Anticeptique D) Livelihood A) Occurance
B) Antiseptic 411. B) Occurence
C) Anticeptic A) Nesessities C) Ocurence
D) Anteceptic B) Necesities D) Occurrence
406. C) Necessities
A) Tranquilty D) Neccessitees
B) Tranquility

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417. C) Gramatic 428.
A) Incidentelly D) Grammetic A) Cemetry
B) Incidantally 423. B) Cemmetery
C) Incidentally A) Delegence C) Cemetery
D) Incidantelly B) Deligence D) Cemetary
418. C) Diligence 429.
A) Aggression D) Diligance A) Excesive
B) Aggresion 424. B) Ekcessive
C) Agression A) Determinasion C) Excessive
D) Aggretion B) Detarmination D) Excesseve
419. C) Detrmination 430.
A) Satalight D) Determination A) Aquarim
B) Satellite 425. B) Aquarium
C) Satallite A) Separate C) Acquerium
D) Sattalite B) Sepaarate D) Acquariam
420. C) Seprate 431.
A) Posseses D) Seperate A) Scarsity
B) Possesses 426. B) Scarecity
C) Posesses A) Accurate C) Scarety
D) Poseses B) Acurate D) Scarcity
421. C) Accuratte 432.
A) Itinarrary D) Acurrate A) Sucessful
B) Ittinerary 427. B) Successful
C) Itinerrary A) Rennaisance C) Successfull
D) Itinerary B) Rennaissance D) Succesful
422. C) Renaisance
A) Grammatic D) Renaissance
B) Grametic

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433. C) Farenheit 444.
A) Vagabond D) Fahrenheit A) Pedestrian
B) Vagebond 439. B) Pedestrean
C) Vegabond A) Manteinance C) Pedistrian
D) Vegabonde B) Maintennance D) Pedestriyan
434. C) Mentenance 445.
A) Haroescope D) Maintenance A) Bookay
B) Haroscope 440. B) Bowquet
C) Horoscope A) Incambent C) Bouquet
D) Harosecope B) Incumbant D) Bowkay
435. C) Incambant 446.
A) Peripheral D) Incumbent A) Acommodation
B) Perepherel 441. B) Accomodation
C) Periphrial A) Caireer C) Accomoodation
D) Peripheal B) Career D) Accommodation
436. C) Careir 447.
A) Miscillaneous D) Carreer A) Lieutenant
B) Miscellenious 442. B) Lewutenant
C) Miscalleneous A) Vivasious C) Liewtenant
D) Miscellaneous B) Vivascious D) Leewtenant
437. C) Vivacouse 448.
A) Acknowlege D) Vivacious A) Pesanger
B) Aknowledge 443. B) Passenger
C) Acknowledge A) Adolescence C) Pessenger
D) Acknowlledge B) Adolescense D) Pasanger
438. C) Adolscence
A) Fahrenhiet D) Adolescense
B) Farenhiet

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449. C) Substitute 460.
A) Heiraarchy D) Alteretion A) Dipressed
B) Heirachy 455. B) Pavment
C) Hayararchy A) Veneration C) Tempetation
D) Hierarchy B) Egnition D) Fabricate
450. C) Rhyhtm 461.
A) Strategy D) Referance A) Responsibilty
B) Straytegy 456. B) Frogen
C) Stratagy A) Privilege C) Emphasiss
D) Stratagie B) Questionaire D) Paradox
451. C) Seperate 462.
A) Feiry D) Vaccuum A) Mamoth
B) Jewellry 457. B) Formidable
C) Inoculate A) Manuever C) Repurcussion
D) Exhilerate B) Medeival D) Benefaciaries
452. C) Minuscule 463.
A) Noticable D) Mideocre A) Missile
B) Misspell 458. B) Benefacial
C) Mischievuos A) Dumbbell C) Neccessary
D) Millenium B) Embarrasment D) Difenitely
453. C) Hierachy 464.
A) Recomnend D) Liesure A) Deficient
B) Principel 459. B) Enthusiestic
C) Pasttime A) Deisel C) Facatious
D) Occasionally B) Retrieve D) Fluoriscent
454. C) Seige
A) Exhausteve D) Pieerce
B) Ambitiuos

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465. C) Fluorescent 476.
A) Anarchestic D) Symmatry A) Advesory
B) Banquat 471. B) Livelihood
C) Berserk A) Buraeucracy C) Hipocrisy
D) Counterfiet B) Reccession D) Ocurrence
466. C) Cematery 477.
A) Abstinance D) Superfluous A) Amendmant
B) Acqueisce 472. B) Dogmetic
C) Adjacency A) Charactor C) Bipartisan
D) Afficionado B) Aurobatic D) Modernisetion
467. C) Entreprenaur 478.
A) Aggrendize D) Sovereignty A) Frequentlly
B) Pervasive 473. B) Asparations
C) Miraculuous A) Pneumania C) Peculior
D) Preregative B) Pasteurization D) Persecution
468. C) Barberian 479.
A) Clientale D) Managaeble A) Comittment
B) Marritime 474. B) Rediculous
C) Equilibrium A) Soliderity C) Extraordinary
D) Fortunetely B) Vitriolik D) Anonimous
469. C) Mischievious 480.
A) Quiant D) Hypothetical A) Psychology
B) Souviner 475. B) Lisence
C) Cematery A) Collaborete C) Nieghbor
D) Meticulous B) Camaraderie D) Stablize
470. C) Masacre
A) Clientale D) Fretarnity
B) Tommorrow

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481. C) Prerigative 492.
A) Gingoism D) Prerogateve A) Preffer
B) Exonarate 487. B) Defeer
C) Esteemeed A) Supersede C) Difer
D) Persecution B) Superseed D) Refer
482. C) Supercede 493.
A) Penitentary D) Suppresseed A) Impettuous
B) Penitentiary 488. B) Impetinent
C) Pentientiary A) Vaccum C) Imperrial
D) Pentienitary B) Vacuum D) Implication
483. C) Vacum 494.
A) Lacrymhose D) Vaccuum A) Seize
B) Larchymose 489. B) Decieve
C) Lachrymose A) Differentiasion C) Bellieve
D) Lahcrymose B) Diferrentiation D) Reiign
484. C) Diferentiation 495.
A) Connoisseur D) Differentiation A) Merrcenary
B) Connossieur 490. B) Machinery
C) Connosseur A) Interceession C) Missionery
D) Connioseur B) Intercestion D) Vissionary
485. C) Intersession 496.
A) Maintanince D) Intercesion A) Grammatic
B) Maintenance 491. B) Gremmatic
C) Maintainence A) Personel C) Gramatic
D) Maentenance B) Personnel D) Grematic
486. C) Notionnal
A) Prerogative D) Nationalis
B) Prirogative

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497. C) Iminent 508.
A) Separate D) Tollerant A) Haunchhes
B) Seperate 503. B) Exulltant
C) Seperait A) Harrasmment C) Marketted
D) Separete B) Embarrasmment D) Transmit
498. C) Fulfilment 509.
A) Privelege D) Denoumeent A) Reconaissance
B) Familiar 504. B) Recconaisance
C) Usualy A) Dysentery C) Reconnaissance
D) Nuisence B) Momentery D) Reconnaisance
499. C) Cemetary 510.
A) Omitted D) Comentary A) Acommodate
B) Ommitted 505. B) Accommodate
C) Ommited A) Malignant C) Acomodate
D) Omited B) Impertinant D) Accomodate
500. C) Independant 511.
A) Rumble D) Neglegent A) Thoruoghly
B) Treple 506. B) Thoroughly
C) Stummble A) Monolouge C) Thoroghouly
D) Jumbble B) Monologue D) Thorougholy
501. C) Monologe 512.
A) Adversery D) Monolouge A) Phenamenon
B) Adultary 507. B) Phenomenon
C) Advisory A) Supercilious C) Phenominon
D) Arbitary B) Supracillius D) Phenomenan
502. C) Supercillius
A) Ebulient D) Superecilious
B) Jubilant

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513. C) Anticeptique 524.
A) Correspondent D) Antiseptic A) Beneficiary
B) Correspondant 519. B) Benificiary
C) Correspendent A) Immense C) Beneficeary
D) Corespondent B) Imense D) Benefeciary
514. C) Immiense 525.
A) Counterfeit D) Imminse A) Desorientation
B) Counterfeet 520. B) Disorientetion
C) Counterfit A) Tranquility C) Dysorientation
D) Counterfiet B) Tranquillity D) Disorientation
515. C) Trankquility 526.
A) Alleviate D) Trankwility A) Monotonous
B) Allaviate 521. B) Monnotonus
C) Alliveate A) Vivacious C) Monotonas
D) Allaevate B) Vivascious D) Monotonus
516. C) Vivasious 527.
A) Scarety D) Vivacouse A) Pharmaceuticaall
B) Scarcity 522. B) Pharmaceautical
C) Scarsity A) Aggression C) Farmaceutical
D) Scarecity B) Agression D) Pharmaceutical
517. C) Aggretion 528.
A) Definite D) Aggresion A) Dysfunction
B) Diffinite 523. B) Divienation
C) Defenite A) Ajournment C) Dastitution
D) Difinite B) Adjournmant D) Divarsion
518. C) Ajornment
A) Anticeptic D) Adjournment
B) Anteceptic

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529. C) Apprentice 540.
A) Leisure D) Aprentic A) Incidentally
B) Lesure 535. B) Incidantally
C) Liesure A) Necesarry C) Incidentelly
D) Lezure B) Necesary D) Incidantelly
530. C) Necessary 541.
A) Damaige D) Neccesarry A) Hapened
B) Dammage 536. B) Happened
C) Dammege A) Acessible C) Hapenned
D) Damage B) Accissible D) Happenned
531. C) Aceesible 542.
A) Livlihood D) Accessible A) Anticeptique
B) Livelihood 537. B) Anticeptic
C) Livelyhud A) Biskit C) Antiseptic
D) Livelyhood B) Bisciuit D) Anteceptic
532. C) Biscket 543.
A) Indegenous D) Biscuit A) Confinment
B) Indeganeous 538. B) Conceilment
C) Indigeneous A) Ocurence C) Consignment
D) Indigenous B) Occurence D) Conteinment
533. C) Occurance 544.
A) Skilfull D) Occurrence A) Aggretion
B) Skillfull 539. B) Aggression
C) Skilfull A) Aproval C) Aggresion
D) Skillful B) Oxidieser D) Agression
534. C) Secreetes
A) Apprentic D) Thespian
B) Aperentic

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545. C) Refferee 556.
A) Domenent D) Symptom A) Ninty
B) Dominent 551. B) Diffidence
C) Dominant A) Elocution C) Avenu
D) Dominnant B) Elcution D) Rabit
546. C) Elocutiun 557.
A) Satallite D) Elocation A) Ittinerary
B) Sattalite 552. B) Itinarrary
C) Satalight A) Propeller C) Itinerary
D) Satellite B) Propellar D) Itinerrary
547. C) Propelre 558.
A) Bruttalety D) Propeler A) Laboratery
B) Brutalety 553. B) Laboratory
C) Brutality A) Believe C) Laborratory
D) Bruttality B) Bilieve D) Laboratorry
548. C) Beleeve 559.
A) Poseses D) Beleive A) Deciseev
B) Possesses 554. B) Decesive
C) Posseses A) Benevolence C) Decisive
D) Posesses B) Benevolens D) Decesieve
549. C) Benevelence 560.
A) Recommendation D) Benevolene A) Truelly
B) Recommandation 555. B) Truely
C) Recommendetion A) Questionnare C) Trully
D) Recomendation B) Questionnair D) Truly
550. C) Questionnairre
A) Quarelling D) Questionnaire
B) Passanger

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561. C) Commemorate 572.
A) Grammatic D) Comemorate A) Usualy
B) Grammetic 567. B) Privelege
C) Gramatic A) Acurate C) Nuisence
D) Grametic B) Accurate D) Familiar
562. C) Accuratte 573.
A) Guarranty D) Acurrate A) Cemetary
B) Gauranty 568. B) Cemetery
C) Guarenty A) Accesseble C) Cemmetery
D) Guarantee B) Accessible D) Cemetry
563. C) Accesible 574.
A) Dilegence D) Akcessible A) Ecuemenicel
B) Deligence 569. B) Eccumenikal
C) Diligence A) Appraoched C) Ekumanical
D) Delegence B) Aproached D) Ecumenical
564. C) Approached 575.
A) Determination D) Aproched A) Defandent
B) Determinasion 570. B) Defendent
C) Detrmination A) Renaissance C) Defandant
D) Detirmination B) Rennaissance D) Defendant
565. C) Renaisance
A) Seperatley D) Rennaisance
B) Seperately 571.
C) Separatly A) Litegents
D) Separately B) Litegants
566. C) Litigents
A) Momemmorate D) Litigants
B) Commemmorate

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Select Wrongly Spelt 06. C) Abandon
Word
A) Compromise D) Alliance
01.
B) Competence 12.
A) Elegant
C) Chronology A) Grief
B) Flashy
D) Consumation B) Fierce
C) Practicle
07. C) Sieze
D) Flexible
A) Deter D) Piece
02.
B) Denial 13.
A) Mansion
C) Diliver A) Monarch
B) Persuasion
D) Decision B) Edible
C) Ostentasion
08. C) Rebel
D) Extension
A) Impeach D) Delegait
03.
B) Influence 14.
A) Piteous
C) Ignorance A) Obsolete
B) Pierce
D) Itinerent B) Omision
C) Pursue
09. C) Obscure
D) Patrner
A) Champion D) Opportunity
04.
B) Choir 15.
A) Negligible
C) Chouffer A) Guilty
B) Nuisance
D) Charisma B) Guidance
C) Necessary
10. C) Guarranty
D) Negociate
A) Creater D) Guardian
05.
B) Cricketer 16.
A) Turmoil
C) Cremator A) Accross
B) Truthful
D) Cracker B) Awful
C) Tamarind
11. C) Alien
D) Tresure
A) Acquisition D) Already
B) Acquaintence

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17. C) Pamphlet 28.
A) Exclaimation D) Pageant A) Bridle
B) Aesthetic 23. B) Brisk
C) Affiliate A) Guarantee C) Bristel
D) Annihilate B) Convenience D) Brittle
18. C) Athlete 29.
A) Persuit D) Dillema A) Negligible
B) Parallel 24. B) Nuisance
C) Opinion A) Shining C) Noticeble
D) Actually B) Guidence D) Neighboring
19. C) Soldier 30.
A) Colleague D) Beginning A) Notification
B) Corresspond 25. B) Necessity
C) Committee A) . Presence C) Negociation
D) Commission B) Labarotary D) Negligence
20. C) Definite 31.
A) Fourty D) Absence A) Definate
B) Fifty 26. B) Define
C) Eighty A) Fasineting C) Deform
D) Ninety B) Occurrence D) Deflate
21. C) Grammatical 32.
A) Furious D) Professional A) Hazard
B) Journy 27. B) Hazy
C) Failure A) Conscious C) Hasitate
D) Delicious B) Corrigible D) Hasty
22. C) Complascent
A) Portrait D) Contemptible
B) Perseevere

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33. C) Comitte 44.
A) Remembrance D) Conscience A) Medieval
B) Reminascant 39. B) Measure
C) Remnant A) Exchange C) Magazine
D) Remittance B) Exercise D) Machenic
34. C) Exite 45.
A) Merge D) Exclaim A) Lathargy
B) Meadow 40. B) Latter
C) Materr A) Examplify C) Lateral
D) Measure B) Exhale D) Latitude
35. C) Exempt 46.
A) Rendezvous D) Example A) Naucea
B) Renassaince 41. B) Naughty
C) Remuneration A) Comparable C) Naturalistic
D) Remonstrate B) Comparison D) Nautical
36. C) Compitition 47.
A) Contamporary D) Communication A) Definitely
B) Cooperation 42. B) Accidentally
C) Controversial A) Exploite C) Conscience
D) Conquer B) Explicit D) Chargable
37. C) Expire 48.
A) Explain D) Explode A) Exhilaration
B) Except 43. B) Idiosyncracy
C) Expire A) Calander C) Recalcitrant
D) Expereince B) Career D) Conscientious
38. C) Callous
A) Comparable D) Carriage
B) Commission

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49. C) Scheme 60.
A) Nuisance D) Scanty A) Receive
B) Hierarchy 55. B) Believe
C) Liaison A) Attendance C) Grieve
D) Millenium B) Affluence D) Acheive
50. C) Alliance 61.
A) Miscellaneous D) Affilate A) Eager
B) Umbilical 56. B) Beggar
C) Prophesy A) Missionary C) Vehical
D) Accomodation B) Jwellery D) Value
51. C) Elementary 62.
A) Immediate D) Hereditary A) Presidential
B) Iliterate 57. B) Preferential
C) Implement A) Trivial C) Profesional
D) Illogical B) Tution D) Proverbial
52. C) Typical 63.
A) Aesthetic D) Tyranny A) Comencement
B) Equivocal 58. B) Continuation
C) Catastrophy A) Accelerate C) Resentment
D) Ingenious B) Accumulate D) Triangulation
53. C) Accomplice 64.
A) Neither D) Acomoodate A) Whimsical
B) Nibble 59. B) Contiguous
C) Nightingale A) Extract C) Spectecular
D) Ninteenth B) Eligible D) Adjacent
54. C) Extention
A) Scenary D) Explanation
B) Scarce

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65. (C) Tendancy 76.
A) Fomentation (D) Governance (A) Neice
B) Bureaucrecy 71. (B) Neither
C) Plateau (A) Prejudicial (C) Neigh
D) Horizontal (B) Affectionate (D) Rein
66. (C) Indispensible 77.
A) Fourtieth (D) Assiduous (A) Light
B) Seventeenth 72. (B) Fight
C) Fifteenth (A) Kitten (C) Hight
D) Fourteenth (B) Cumulative (D) Might
67. (C) Justified 78.
A) Opulence (D) Inediable (A) Control
B) Oppression 73. (B) Confusion
C) Oppurtunity (A) Hillock (C) Confrence
D) Opposition (B) Vilify (D) Committee
68. (C) Mileage 79.
(A) Designation (D) Hillarious (A) Instantanious
(B) Amature 74. (B) Intermediate
(C) Controversy (A) Predilection (C) Intermittent
(D) Burglar (B) Discipline (D) Interference
69. (C) Indigenous 80.
(A) Deceive (D) Preferrable (A) Breakage
(B) Conneivee 75. (B) Brevity
(C) Perceive (A) Suicide (C) Breathless
(D) Achieve (B) Suiteable (D) Briliance
70. (C) Summarize
(A) Penance (D) Superficial
(B) Menace

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81. (C) Ossicle 92.
(A) Nuptial (D) Obscure (A) Envelope
(B) Nickers 87. (B) Enthuse
(C) Nephew (A) Cruise (C) Eratic
(D) Nuisance (B) Deduse (D) Emigrant
82. (C) Truce 93.
(A) Explaination (D) Bruise (A) Freshner
(B) Extermination 88. (B) Forlorn
(C) Exaggeration (A) Democracy (C) Foreign
(D) Expectation (B) Aristocracy (D) Fruity
83. (C) Advocacy 94.
(A) Covetous (D) Courtecy (A) Democracy
(B) Coherent 89. (B) Beaureaucracy
(C) Consice (A) Hyphen (C) Prophecy
(D) Consent (B) Hygene (D) Aristocracy
84. (C) Hurdle 95.
(A) Plateau (D) Haphazard (A) Spurious
(B) Plebian 90. (B) Studious
(C) Plaedge (A) Believe (C) Subsidary
(D) Pollinate (B) Relieve (D) Sensible
85. (C) Drive 96.
(A) Cruelly (D) Decieve (A) Charade
(B) Truly 91. (B) Studious
(C) Verbally (A) Juice (C) Cartrige
(D) Rudeelly (B) Jersy (D) Sensible
86. (C) Jaggery
(A) Oversear (D) Japanese
(B) Oscillate

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97. (C) Schedule 108.
(A) Ballistic (D) Knowledge (A) Monotonous
(B) Baloon 103. (B) Monastry
(C) Bulletin (A) Parasology (C) Monitor
(D) Bullock (B) Possibility (D) Moraine
98. (C) Potassium 109.
(A) Winner (D) Preamble (A) Adultration
(B) Winning 104. (B) Adulation
(C) Writer (A) Careful (C) Advancement
(D) Writting (B) Untill (D) Admittance
99. (C) Fulfill 110.
(A) Bataliion (D) Final (A) Soothe
(B) Believe 105. (B) Sponsor
(C) Bewilder (A) Essential (C) Stepneey
(D) Bogie (B) Rehabilitation (D) Struggle
100. (C) Appreciation 111.
(A) Asterisk (D) Concommitant (A) Resembelance
(B) Audience 106. (B) Recuperate
(C) Acrue (A) Knaack (C) Recommend
(D) Almighty (B) Knee (D) Resource
101. (C) Kneed 112.
(A) Bearer (D) Kneel (A) Rapport
(B) Governor 107. (B) Substance
(C) Conquerer (A) Amend (C) Gravyard
(D) Admirer (B) Commend (D) Resistible
102. (C) Assend
(A) Ceremony (D) Comprehend
(B) Agression

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113. (C) Revise 124.
(A) Hack (D) Advice (A) Trachaea
(B) Hawl 119. (B) Tragedy
(C) Halve (A) Illegal (C) Trajectory
(D) Hark (B) Illitrate (D) Training
114. (C) Illegitimate 125.
(A) Deep (D) Illegible (A) Chancellor
(B) Heap 120. (B) Trailor
(C) Sleep (A) Concession (C) Traitor
(D) Weap (B) Reconciliation (D) Inheritor
115. (C) Humilliation 126.
(A) Semester (D) Pollination (A) Handicapped
(B) Senesent 121. (B) Hankerchief
(C) Sensory (A) Anxiety (C) Handiwork
(D) Salacious (B) Ankel (D) Handicraft
116. (C) Accommodation 127.
(A) Solution (D) Allergy (A) Auspicious
(B) Tuition 122. (B) Available
(C) Circutous (A) Anaemia (C) Attainable
(D) Fruition (B) Attitude (D) Auxilliary
117. (C) Admiralty 128.
(A) Stolen (D) Acquarium (A) Butcher
(B) Eaten 123. (B) Burrow
(C) Beaten (A) Nemesis (C) Buoyant
(D) Writen (B) Necessary (D) Buletin
118. (C) Nectar
(A) Device (D) Nieghbour
(B) Demice

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129. (C) Cauliflower 140.
(A) Procession (D) Cooperate (A) Pellicle
(B) Profession 135. (B) Pilgrimage
(C) Possession (A) Despair (C) Portrait
(D) Occassion (B) Desperate (D) Parepet
130. (C) Maintain 141.
(A) Enterance (D) Maintainance (A) Septic
(B) Elementary 136. (B) Agnostic
(C) Endeavour (A) Photostate (C) Prolific
(D) Eccentricity (B) Palmistry (D) Assettic
131. (C) Posthumous 142.
(A) Mischeif (D) Polytechnic (A) Miscelleneous
(B) Belief 137. (B) Mathematics
(C) Thief (A) Termination (C) Cautiously
(D) Grief (B) Culmination (D) Competition
132. (C) Determination 143.
(A) Vacuum (D) Defination (A) Soldier
(B) Vaccinate 138. (B) Beautiful
(C) Vacilate (A) Voluntary (C) Infinite
(D) Varnish (B) Vomiting (D) Clearify
133. (C) Vocabulary 144.
(A) Jeopardy (D) Vicisittude (A) Sandwitch
(B) Jealosy 139. (B) Sculpture
(C) Jaundice (A) Mortgaze (C) Secrecy
(D) Javelin (B) Manicure (D) Sovereign
134. (C) Miraculous
(A) Curiculum (D) Mesmeric
(B) Contingency

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145. C) Apprentice 156.
A) Mentering D) Soverignity A) Coalition
B) Beginning 151. B) Cofficient
C) Challenging A) Tranquility C) Classification
D) Inviting B) Perseverence D) Christmas
146. C) Resplendence 157.
A) Pleasant D) Accommodation A) Convenience
B) Maximum 152. B) Customary
C) Homorous A) Anxiety C) Coveteus
D) Inferior B) Believe D) Counsellor
147. C) Height 158.
A) Frequent D) Peity A) Leneint
B) Furioes 153. B) Leisure
C) Ferocious A) Admited C) Liquefier
D) Fabulous B) Benefited D) Lieutenant
148. C) Married 159.
A) Apparantly D) Offered A) Subsequence
B) Aggressive 154. B) Secretariat
C) Ambassador A) Continuous C) Superstitious
D) Attention B) Glamoros D) Superintandant
149. C) Meticulous 160.
A) Mercenary D) Vicious A) Conscience
B) Magnanimus 155. B) Continuity
C) Wakeful A) Secondary C) Councilor
D) Melancholy B) Sizable D) Conceit
150. C) Succumb
A) Entrepreneur D) Sustanence
B) Remuneration

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161. C) Advise 172.
A) Distillation D) Demice A) Declension
B) Discusion 167. B) Labyrinth
C) Dysentery A) Autumn C) Quintessence
D) Diesel B) Desperate D) Pandemonioun
162. C) Reciept 173.
A) Triumph D) Traffic A) Irrepresible
B) Torchure 168. B) Irrefutable
C) Tyrant A) Century C) Irrevocable
D) Thesaurus B) Finance D) Irresistible
163. C) Remember 174.
A) Mediteranean D) Sponser A) Acquaintance
B) Miscellaneous 169. B) Ascendance
C) Municipality A) Abundance C) Claervoyance
D) Missionary B) Acclaim D) Countenance
164. C) Absense 175.
A) Psychiatrist D) Advertisement A) Admonition
B) Proclaimation 170. B) Adjoration
C) Legitimacy A) Acheive C) Aestivation
D) Tranquility B) Apparently D) Adulteration
165. C) Beginning 176.
A) Hygeine D) Business A) Acrimonious
B) Fascist 171. B) Alacritous
C) Career A) Perseverance C) Ambigous
D) Apparel B) Possession D) Anonymous
166. C) Reference
A) Reside D) Restarant
B) Revise

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177. C) Business 188.
A) Unmanagable D) Jewellery A) Perfectionist
B) Impenetrable 183. B) Pessymist
C) Unassailable A) Friend C) Optimist
D) Unfathomable B) Neice D) Fatalist
178. C) Scenic 189.
A) Creature D) Fiery A) Boundary
B) Specified 184. B) Photostate
C) Decrease A) Insolence C) Processing
D) Refered B) Idleness D) Competency
179. C) Inershia 190.
A) Exterminated D) Indolence A) Professional
B) Voilence 185. B) Perpetuate
C) Wildernesses A) Anxious C) Dillema
D) Unmanageable B) Vishious D) Electronics
180. C) Mimic 191.
A) Terrorism D) Moisture A) Incriminating
B) Alottment 186. B) Embodiment
C) Borrow A) Arbitrary C) Unpretensious
D) Allowance B) Scrutinize D) Cancellation
181. C) Cerebral 192.
A) Sincere D) Withdrawl A) Pledge
B) Grievance 187. B) Bouquet
C) Liesure A) Luxuriaus C) Acquarium
D) Seize B) Recluse D) Abridge
182. C) Virtuous
A) Sedantery D) Profuse
B) Accurate

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193. C) Celestial 204.
A) Imagery D) Hygeinic A) Colossal
B) Security 199. B) Magnificent
C) Certain A) Rhyme C) Articulate
D) Casheir B) Reciept D) Concensus
194. C) Transferred 205.
A) Depressed D) Restaurant A) Dental
B) Vivedly 200. B) Doubt
C) Piety A) Proffesser C) Dictonary
D) Sovereignty B) Headmaster D) Drought
195. C) Teacher 206.
A) Astound D) Director A) Adamant
B) Adress 201. B) Adequate
C) Advice A) Approval C) Adviseable
D) Amount B) Criticism D) Alternate
196. C) Hellicopter 207.
A) Comedian D) Censure A) Desperate
B) Camoflage 202. B) Disastrous
C) Custard A) Sentimentally C) Dissapoint
D) Caravan B) Subseqently D) Discourage
197. C) Substantially 208.
A) Caterpillar D) Solicitation A) Unison
B) Scorpeon 203. B) Liaison
C) Chameleon A) Cadre C) Ocassion
D) Lizard B) Carnivorous D) Vehemence
198. C) Commit
A) Gymnastic D) Callendar
B) Seasonal

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209. C) Perceive 220.
A) Refurbish D) Review A) Written
B) Sanctity 215. B) Melody
C) Esscalator A) Aesthetic C) Verbal
D) Automated B) Giaety D) Speach
210. C) Haphazard 221.
A) Elite D) Chandelier A) Creativity
B) Secrete 216. B) Negligence
C) Concrete A) Boasting C) Affinity
D) Petete B) Ascetic D) Wisedom
211. C) Overide 222.
A) Barricade D) Evidence A) Tution
B) Infection 217. B) Audience
C) Preshious A) Cousin C) Mendacious
D) Innovation B) Priviledge D) Demonstration
212. C) Nephew 223.
A) Detective D) Uncle A) Mattress
B) Priority 218. B) Mathamatics
C) Vacine A) Playwright C) Matrimony
D) Evidence B) Plagiariise D) Material
213. C) Plough 224.
A) Incandesent D) Playful A) Loveabble
B) Impervious 219. B) Soluble
C) Impeccable A) Anarchy C) Usable
D) Inconclusive B) Aristocracy D) Manageable
214. C) Monarchy
A) Reciept D) Tyrrany
B) Deceive

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225. C) Greedy 236.
A) Tremor D) Grammar A) Disciplin
B) Terrace 231. B) Muslin
C) Transmitter A) Beautifull C) Masculine
D) Terorism B) Bearable D) Kiln
226. C) Beetle 237.
A) Advice D) Beautician A) Fruition
B) Revise 232. B) Circuttous
C) Device A) Adhere C) Tuition
D) Demice B) Advice D) Solution
227. C) Address 238.
A) Contingency D) Adiction A) Coupious
B) Contemporery 233. B) Capricious
C) Contemplate A) Campaign C) Captious
D) Controversial B) Controversy D) Cautious
228. C) Secretry 239.
A) Lovely D) Enunciate A) Inheritor
B) Lonesome 234. B) Traitor
C) Logical A) Kidnapper C) Chancellor
D) Ludicruous B) Knowledge D) Trailor
229. C) Kilometer 240.
A) Ambasador D) Kneead A) Introduction
B) Attribute 235. B) Grammar
C) Aeronaut A) Reticent C) Professional
D) Atrocious B) Magnificieent D) Goverment
230. C) Deficient
A) Garulous D) Efficient
B) Giraffe

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241. C) Foundary 252.
A) Allrighte D) Frontier A) Grammer
B) Altogether 247. B) Hammer
C) Almighty A) Carpenter C) Familiar
D) Allottee B) Coalesce D) Simmer
242. C) Chauffeur 253.
A) Sustenance D) Callibre A) Grief
B) Manageable 248. B) Thief
C) Maintainance A) Numerous C) Belief
D) Movable B) Nucleus D) Mischeif
243. C) Numismatics 254.
A) Niece D) Nuisence A) Proprietor
B) Surety 249. B) Jaillor
C) Maarshall A) Interupt C) Inspector
D) Plaque B) Irrigate D) Admirer
244. C) Interview 255.
A) Shutter D) Itching A) Gentallman
B) Shield 250. B) Criticize
C) Shepherd A) Irruption C) Valuable
D) Silhoutte B) Invertebrate D) Continuous
245. C) Intellectual 256.
A) Tecnique D) Inocuous A) Abdominal
B) Tantrum 251. B) Clinical
C) Tangible A) Admirer C) Technical
D) Tantalize B) Governor D) Machenical
246. C) Bearer
A) Flannel D) Conquerrer
B) Fallacy

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257. C) Promisary 268.
A) Sureptitious D) Cursory A) Practice
B) Surveillance 263. B) Lice
C) Survey A) Legitimate C) Advice
D) Surround B) Legalize D) Paradice
258. C) Legislature 269.
A) Wonderous D) Legibell A) Eccentricity
B) Warrant 264. B) Endeavour
C) Warrior A) Accumulate C) Elementary
D) Woollen B) Accrue D) Enterance
259. C) Accomodate 270.
A) Accentuate D) Accurate A) Reciept
B) Abscess 265. B) Respite
C) Aberration A) Pudding C) Recipe
D) Abnormalty B) Pungent D) Reference
260. C) Puncture 271.
A) Avoideable D) Puntuation A) Immitate
B) Establish 266. B) Imminent
C) Pleasant A) Collony C) Immunity
D) Superior B) Colleague D) Immaculate
261. C) Colliery 272.
A) Department D) Collaborate A) Weap
B) Distress 267. B) Sleep
C) Declaration A) Embarrass C) Deep
D) Debator B) Reddress D) Heap
262. C) Address
A) Preparatory D) Harass
B) Emissary

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273. C) Thrift 284.
A) Eccentric D) Peice A) Shellac
B) Qualification 279. B) Shackle
C) Abbreviate A) Banana C) Shallot
D) Surenderr B) Benefit D) Sargeant
274. C) Birth 285.
A) Erosion D) Beginer A) Foder
B) Occassion 280. B) Rider
C) Evasion A) Embarrassment C) Maiden
D) Ovation B) Merriment D) Widen
275. C) Judgmeent 286.
A) Requirement D) Impediment A) Gymnastics
B) Rickshaw 281. B) Guideance
C) Retinue A) Tyranny C) Grandiose
D) Restaurent B) Tranquility D) Greediness
276. C) Temprature 287.
A) Diluge D) Tendency A) Headquartars
B) Describe 282. B) Curve
C) Detrimental A) Airoplane C) Projection
D) Dependent B) Aerodrome D) Educate
277. C) Aerial 288.
A) Annex D) Aircraft A) Sweater
B) Animosity 283. B) Sympozium
C) Aniversary A) Mystical C) Syringe
D) Animate B) Vehical D) Syllable
278. C) Focal
A) Slight D) Vocal
B) Shoot

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289. C) Enlighten 300.
A) Sovereign D) Brighten A) Partner
B) Secrecy 295. B) Digonal
C) Sculpture A) Stationery C) Tenure
D) Sandwitch B) Statutory D) Oblique
290. C) Stratagy 301.
A) Unwavering D) Stationary A) Ensure
B) Coarse 296. B) Adjourn
C) Nightmare A) Attickk C) Purity
D) Unfruitfull B) Aisle D) Exhast
291. C) Altar 302.
A) Circuit D) Adorn A) Conscious
B) Genuine 297. B) Disturbence
C) Manners A) Correspondence C) Genius
D) Tution B) Miscellaneous D) Opportunity
292. C) Disciplinarian 303.
A) Retort D) Exclaimation A) Anguish
B) Retrieve 298. B) Annivarsary
C) Revange A) Contrary C) Announcement
D) Return B) Manners D) Anonymous
293. C) Terribal 304.
A) Progress D) Longitude A) Necessary
B) Mystery 299. B) Irrelevant
C) Pilgrim A) Deceive C) Beggining
D) Symtoms B) Leisure D) Location
294. C) Believe
A) Hasten D) Wellfare
B) Whitan

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305. C) Callous 316.
A) Benefit D) Carriage A) Explain
B) Pathatic 311. B) Except
C) Acquire A) Exploit C) Expire
D) Adventure B) Explicit D) Expereince
306. C) Exppirre 317.
A) Cooperate D) Explore A) Contamporary
B) Contemplate 312. B) Cooperation
C) Syndicate A) Examplify C) Controversial
D) Temprate B) Exhale D) Conquer
307. C) Exempt 318.
A) Alphabet D) Example A) Rendezvous
B) Altarnate 313. B) Renaisannce
C) Allotted A) Comparable C) Remuneration
D) Allergic B) Compassion D) Remonstrate
308. C) Compitition 319.
A) Secratariat D) Communication A) Megre
B) Heartbeat 314. B) Meadow
C) Tongue A) Exchange C) Matter
D) Performance B) Exercise D) Measure
309. C) Exite 320.
A) Girdle D) Exclaim A) Remembrance
B) Gingar 315. B) Reminasccant
C) Giggle A) Comparable C) Remnant
D) Giant B) Commission D) Remittance
310. C) Committee
A) Calander D) Consceince
B) Career

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321. C) Flashy 332.
A) Hazard D) Elegant A) Ignorance
B) Hazy 327. B) Influence
C) Hasitate A) Ostentasion C) Itinerent
D) Hasty B) Mansion D) Impeach
322. C) Extension 333.
A) Deffinatte D) Persuasion A) Diliver
B) Define 328. B) Denial
C) Deform A) Peircee C) Decision
D) Deflate B) Pursue D) Deter
323. C) Piteous 334.
A) Notification D) Partner A) Cremator
B) Necessity 329. B) Creater
C) Negociation A) Nuisance C) Cricketer
D) Negligence B) Negligible D) Cracker
324. C) Negotiate 335.
A) Negligible D) Neccesarry A) Charisma
B) Nuisance 330. B) Choir
C) Noticabble A) Competence C) Champion
D) Neighbouring B) Consumation D) Chouffer
325. C) Chronology 336.
A) Bridle D) Compromise A) Alliance
B) Brisk 331. B) Acquisition
C) Bristel A) Tresure C) Acquaintence
D) Brittle B) Tamarind D) Abandon
326. C) Turmoil
A) Practicle D) Truthful
B) Flexible

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337. C) Guarranty 348.
A) Sieze D) Guidance A) Pamphlet
B) Fierce 343. B) Persevere
C) Piece A) Actually C) Potraitee
D) Grief B) Parallel D) Pageant
338. C) Opinion 349.
A) Delegait D) Persuit A) Dilemma
B) Edible 344. B) Atheleate
C) Rebel A) Aesthetic C) Guarantee
D) Monarch B) Affiliate D) Convenience
339. C) Anihilate 350.
A) Omision D) Exclamation A) Soldier
B) Obscure 345. B) Beginning
C) Opportunity A) Commission C) Shining
D) Obsolete B) Colleague D) Guidence
340. C) Corresspond 351.
A) Aggression D) Committee A) Fasineting
B) Catalogue 346. B) Professional
C) Temperature A) Ninety C) Grammatical
D) Millionare B) Fifty D) Occurrence
341. C) Eighty 352.
A) Awful D) Fourty A) Presence
B) Accross 347. B) Absence
C) Already A) Journy C) Definite
D) Alien B) Furious D) Labarotary
342. C) Delicious
A) Guardian D) Failure
B) Guilty

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353. C) Naturalistic 364.
A) Immediate D) Nautical A) Friendship
B) Iliterate 359. B) Soldiar
C) Implement A) Definitely C) Grandeur
D) Illogical B) Accidentally D) Familiar
354. C) Conscience 365.
A) Miscellaneous D) Chargable A) Discouraged
B) Umbilical 360. B) Proceeding
C) Prophecy A) Exhilaration C) Disastarous
D) Accomodation B) Idiosyncracy D) Innocent
355. C) Recalcitrant 366.
A) Aesthetic D) Conscientious A) Opportunity
B) Equivocal 361. B) Lethargy
C) Catastrophy A) Questionnaire C) Procrastination
D) Ingenious B) Hierarchy D) Berevement
356. C) Liaison 367.
A) Medieval D) Millenium A) Reverance
B) Measure 362. B) Heavenly
C) Magazine A) Combination C) Elsewhere
D) Machenic B) Exageration D) Celebrate
357. C) Hallucination 368.
A) Lathargy D) Admonition A) Eminent
B) Latter 363. B) Iminent
C) Lateral A) Cartilage C) Eloquent
D) Latitude B) Marriage D) Exuberant
358. C) Privilage
A) Nauceya D) Carriage
B) Naughty

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369. C) Benefited 380.
A) Mathametician D) Offered A) Narrate
B) Statistician 375. B) Ennumerate
C) Dietician A) Leisure C) Deliberate
D) Physician B) Wierd D) Oscillate
370. C) Achieve 381.
A) Indomitable D) Seize A) Hight
B) Furmidable 376. B) Fight
C) Amicable A) Confiscate C) Light
D) Admirable B) Cajoule D) Might
371. C) Conglomerate 382.
A) Tailor D) Congregate A) Buoyant
B) Sculpter 377. B) Burrow
C) Doctor A) Village C) Butcher
D) Fitter B) Luggage D) Buletin
372. C) Baggage 383.
A) Grotesque D) Waitage A) Society
B) Burlesque 378. B) Gaitey
C) Picturesque A) Recommend C) Anxiety
D) Pectorial B) Recuperate D) Variety
373. C) Resembelance 384.
A) Sabotege D) Resource A) Solliloqquy
B) Sacrilege 379. B) Temple
C) Sacrificial A) Individualise C) Stampede
D) Sacrosanct B) Visualise D) Courageous
374. C) Picturise
A) Married D) Prioratiise
B) Admited

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385. C) Hyphen 396.
A) Prolific D) Haphazard A) Belligerent
B) Agnostic 391. B) Acquiescence
C) Sccepttic A) Replaced C) Alienate
D) Ascetic B) Replacement D) Sabbotage
386. C) Replaceing 397.
A) Foreigner D) Replaceable A) Perishable
B) Afforrestation 392. B) Dictionory
C) Translucent A) Dignitary C) Irrelevant
D) Achievement B) Disguising D) Tangible
387. C) Ordinery 398.
A) Parallelogram D) Beginning A) Proleferous
B) Receeding 393. B) Preceding
C) Cemetery A) Occasion C) Deliberately
D) Rehearsal B) Pooseesion D) Embankment
388. C) Omission 399.
A) Succumb D) Commission A) Punishment
B) Secondary 394. B) Nourishment
C) Sizable A) Liberalisetion C) Harassment
D) Sustanence B) Amplification D) ) Asessment
389. C) Verification 400.
A) Performence D) Representation A) Frieght
B) Difference 395. B) Deceit
C) Preference A) Fatally C) Protein
D) Reference B) Doubtfully D) Relieve
390. C) Cruelly
A) Hurdle D) Agreeablly
B) Hygene

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401. C) Support 412.
A) Sedenteery D) Rapport A) Non-Commissioned
B) Accurate 407. B) Nonchalant
C) Business A) Quadrant C) Non-Interfereance
D) Jewellery B) Quadrangle D) Nomenclature
402. C) Quagmaire 413.
A) Acrue D) Quadruple A) Ossicle
B) Audience 408. B) Oscillate
C) Asterisk A) Indigenous C) Overseer
D) Almighty B) Discipline D) Obnscurre
403. C) Predilection 414.
A) Inexpressable D) Preferrable A) Voluntary
B) Inextinguishable 409. B) Revolutionary
C) Inevitable A) Parody C) Dictionery
D) Inexplicable B) Allegary D) Stationery
404. C) Expletive 415.
A) Unprecedented D) Metaphor A) Halve
B) Unparalleled 410. B) Hinnge
C) Unscruplous A) Monitor C) Hack
D) Unnecessary B) Monastry D) Hark
405. C) Monotonous 416.
A) Circutoous D) Moraine A) Traitor
B) Tuition 411. B) Trailor
C) Solution A) Controversy C) Chancellor
D) Fruition B) Amature D) Inheritor
406. C) Designation
A) Purport D) Burglar
B) Repport

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417. C) Glamoros 428.
A) Pasture D) Vicious A) Gravyard
B) Posture 423. B) Substance
C) Pastor A) Exuberant C) Rapport
D) Postar B) Eloquent D) Resistible
418. C) Iminent 429.
A) Palmistry D) Eminent A) Fulfil
B) Psychiatry 424. B) Untill
C) Chemistry A) Trajectory C) Careful
D) Histry B) Tragedy D) Final
419. C) Trachaea 430.
A) Worshipped D) Training A) Mileage
B) Deterred 425. B) Vilify
C) Murmurred A) Stepney C) Hillock
D) Lapped B) Sponseer D) Hillarious
420. C) Soothe 431.
A) Library D) Struggle A) Manhandle
B) Laborious 426. B) Belicouse
C) Laboratory A) Justified C) Traipse
D) Labrinth B) Cumulative D) Associate
421. C) Kitten 432.
A) Jarring D) Inediable A) Temptation
B) Javelin 427. B) Tempastuous
C) Jasmine A) Truce C) Temperament
D) Jaundise B) Deduse D) Temperature
422. C) Cruise
A) Meticulous D) Bruise
B) Continuous

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433. C) Admitted 444.
A) Height D) Submitted A) Visionary
B) Anxiety 439. B) Missionery
C) Believe A) Nephew C) Machinery
D) Peity B) Nickers D) Mercenary
434. C) Nuptial 445.
A) Continual D) Nuisance A) Accommodation
B) Continutie 440. B) Ankel
C) Continuity A) Succeed C) Anxiety
D) Continuance B) Superseed D) Allergy
435. C) Exceed 446.
A) Confrence D) Proceed A) Restaurant
B) Confusion 441. B) Etiquete
C) Control A) Deceive C) Exquisite
D) Committee B) Receive D) Scavenger
436. C) Perceive 447.
A) Blissfull D) Beleive A) Beseach
B) Forfeit 442. B) Besiege
C) Gorilla A) Implication C) Seize
D) Corrupt B) Imperial D) Cease
437. C) Impetinent 448.
A) Vociferrate D) Impetuous A) Resplendence
B) Vicarious 443. B) Tranquility
C) Verisimilitude A) Gesticulate C) Persevereence
D) Vendetta B) Vacilate D) Accommodation
438. C) Articulate
A) Omitted D) Calculate
B) Comitted

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449. C) Oppertunity 460.
A) Writer D) Responsibility A) Miraculous
B) Winning 455. B) Manicure
C) Winner A) Reign C) Mortgaze
D) Writting B) Believe D) Mesmeric
450. C) Decieve 461.
A) Consice D) Seize A) Bewilder
B) Coherent 456. B) Believe
C) Covetous A) Horrible C) Bataliion
D) Consent B) Horrid D) Bogie
451. C) Horror 462.
A) Jageery D) Horrefic A) Assend
B) Jersey 457. B) Commend
C) Juice A) Offence C) Amend
D) Japanese B) Colonel D) Comprehend
452. C) Hypocracy 463.
A) Potatoes D) Strength A) Ferocious
B) Pedestrain 458. B) Pernicious
C) Plaintiff A) Content C) Obnoxcious
D) Potassium B) Contampt D) Mendacious
453. C) Condemn 464.
A) Nationalist D) Condom A) Veterinary
B) Notional 459. B) Chaufer
C) Personnel A) Apathy C) Committee
D) Personel B) Sympathy D) Repentance
454. C) Antepathy
A) Generosity D) Telepathy
B) Possibility

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465. C) Legitimacy 476.
A) Sensory D) Insolvency A) Recommend
B) Senesent 471. B) Alluminium
C) Semester A) Admirable C) Cemetery
D) Salacious B) Amicable D) Satellite
466. C) Furmidable 477.
A) Neice D) Indomitable A) Beaten
B) Conceive 472. B) Eaten
C) Leisure A) Sacrament C) Stolen
D) Reign B) Sacred D) Writen
467. C) Sacrelege 478.
A) Sympathatic D) Sacrosanct A) Laudable
B) Generous 473. B) Literary
C) Compassionate A) Advocacy C) Leakeage
D) Benevolent B) Aristocracy D) Loafer
468. C) Democracy 479.
A) Plaedge D) Courtecy A) Radiant
B) Plebian 474. B) Salient
C) Plateau A) Admonition C) Valiant
D) Pollinate B) Hallucination D) Brillient
469. C) Exageration 480.
A) Pseudonymous D) Combination A) Againest
B) Unanimous 475. B) Detest
C) Anonymous A) Surveillence C) Infest
D) Synonimous B) Stupefaction D) Earnest
470. C) Preferential
A) Ideosyncracy D) Detrimental
B) Hypocrisy

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481. C) Insure 492.
A) Seperate D) Assure A) Onerous
B) Reinstate 487. B) Murderous
C) Regulate A) Deferred C) Disasterous
D) Recuperate B) Sufferred D) Preposterous
482. C) Referred 493.
A) Poetry D) Transferred A) Consistent
B) Literature 488. B) Penitent
C) Grammer A) Carrying C) Repentent
D) Composition B) Torrent D) Competent
483. C) Gourrmet 494.
A) Spacious D) Earring A) Agrarian
B) Languoreous 489. B) Aberration
C) Outrageous A) Eligible C) Aborigin
D) Courageous B) Incorrigible D) Admonish
484. C) Communiceble 495.
A) Intermittent D) Legible A) Comunication
B) Intermediate 490. B) Committee
C) Instantanious A) Narrator C) Comedian
D) Interference B) Familiar D) Commit
485. C) Grammer 496.
A) Malignant D) Operator A) Pectorial
B) Prevalent 491. B) Picturesque
C) Relevent A) Posthumous C) Burlesque
D) Poignant B) Palmistry D) Grotesque
486. C) Photostate
A) Ensure D) Polytechnic
B) Sensure

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497. C) Occurence 508.
A) Tolerent D) Preferable A) Advancement
B) Beginning 503. B) Adulation
C) Challenge A) Amnesia C) Adultration
D) Accumulate B) Xenophobia D) Admittance
498. C) Diarrheoa 509.
A) Buoyant D) Pneumonia A) Cautiously
B) Bulettin 504. B) Mathematics
C) Barrage A) Literary C) Miscelleneous
D) Beginner B) Literecy D) Competition
499. C) Literal 510.
A) Kneed D) Literature A) Impact
B) Kneeck 505. B) Excite
C) Knack A) Heterogeneous C) Impact
D) Kneel B) Fabulous D) Expaact
500. C) Gorgeous 511.
A) Running D) Inocuous A) Useful
B) Mining 506. B) Fabbulous
C) Winning A) Premaises C) Ill-Will
D) Begining B) Prerequisite D) Fulfil
501. C) Precipitate 512.
A) Perforratee D) Prestige A) Summarize
B) Hesitate 507. B) Suiteable
C) Irritate A) Reverent C) Suicide
D) Penetrate B) Flagrent D) Superficial
502. C) Serpent
A) Temperature D) Repent
B) Tomorrow

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513. C) Prefferrence 524.
A) Remember D) Attendance A) Admiralty
B) Century 519. B) Attitude
C) Finance A) Reciept C) Anaemia
D) Sponser B) Autumn D) Acquaarium
514. C) Desperate 525.
A) Perceive D) Traffic A) Revise
B) Conceive 520. B) Demice
C) Deceive A) Nectar C) Device
D) Acheeive B) Necessary D) Advice
515. C) Nemesis 526.
A) Cauliflower D) Nieghbour A) Tracable
B) Contingency 521. B) Changeable
C) Curiculum A) Miopic C) Inedible
D) Cooperate B) Prolific D) Valuable
516. C) Idiotic 527.
A) Schedule D) Idyllic A) Terrorism
B) Agression 522. B) Impression
C) Ceremony A) Meddle C) Personnal
D) Knowledge B) Puddle D) Illiterate
517. C) Cuddel 528.
A) Straightway D) Hurdle A) Tendancy
B) Subway 523. B) Menace
C) Causeway A) Subsidary C) Penance
D) Passagway B) Studious D) Governance
518. C) Spurious
A) Evidence D) Sensible
B) Providence

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529. C) Allowance 540.
A) Maintain D) Allitratioon A) Career
B) Desperate 535. B) Hygeine
C) Despair A) Concurrence C) Fascist
D) Maintainance B) Anasthetic D) Apparel
530. C) Obliterate 541.
A) Normally D) Blithesome A) Temperament
B) Genorally 536. B) Pertinacious
C) Effectively A) Somnambulist C) Demarcation
D) Grandly B) Session D) Sureptitious
531. C) Silhouette 542.
A) Rationale D) Sergent A) Succeed
B) Rational 537. B) Succesor
C) Rationing A) Vocabulary C) Succession
D) Rationaly B) Vomiting D) Successful
532. C) Voluntary 543.
A) Cartrige D) Vicisitude A) Fitter
B) Studious 538. B) Doctor
C) Charade A) Handkerchief C) Sculpter
D) Sensible B) Guidance D) Tailor
533. C) Ambassador 544.
A) Unmindful D) Labourrerr A) Catch
B) Beautiful 539. B) Detach
C) Skilfull A) Wither C) Attach
D) Careful B) Whither D) Despattch
534. C) Weathere
A) Almanac D) Whether
B) Almighty

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545. C) Cruelity 556.
A) Humiliation D) Severity A) Argument
B) Reconciliation 551. B) Comotion
C) Concession A) Accomodation C) Uproar
D) Polliattion B) Accomplishment D) Trickery
546. C) Accompaniment 557.
A) Appreciate D) Accomplice A) Indisspensibble
B) Mandatory 552. B) Affectionate
C) Delegate A) Breathless C) Prejudicial
D) Emerjency B) Brevity D) Assiduous
547. C) Breakage 558.
A) Possession D) Briliance A) Irritate
B) Profession 553. B) Co-Operate
C) Procession A) Conquerer C) Tolarate
D) Occassion B) Governor D) Illiterate
548. C) Bearer 559.
A) Magnificent D) Admirer A) Uneeccesarily
B) Gaurantee 554. B) Unnecessary
C) Itinerary A) Neigh C) Unnerving
D) Writing B) Neither D) Unnerve
549. C) Neice 560.
A) Drive D) Rein A) Recede
B) Relieve 555. B) Preceed
C) Believe A) Barrier C) Proceed
D) Decieeve B) Courier D) Succeed
550. C) Carreer
A) Superiority D) Carrier
B) Sincerity

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561. C) Parasology 572.
A) Conversent D) Preamble A) Believe
B) Conjecture 567. B) Receive
C) Confiscate A) Pursue C) Seize
D) Confident B) Persuit D) Seige
562. C) Persuade 573.
A) Advise D) Peruse A) Appreciation
B) Reside 568. B) Reehabillitation
C) Revise A) Sannguinerry C) Essential
D) Demice B) Itinerary D) Concomitant
563. C) Temporary 574.
A) Stain D) Necessary A) Attainable
B) Penetrate 569. B) Available
C) Zealot A) Decceivee C) Auspicious
D) Amelirate B) Perceive D) Auxilliary
564. C) Conceive 575.
A) Suppression D) Receive A) Proficient
B) Treachery 570. B) Magnificient
C) Refrendum A) Secrecy C) Sufficient
D) Resemblance B) Sculpture D) Efficient
565. C) Sandwitch 576.
A) Inventor D) Sovereign A) Ideology
B) Usable 571. B) Idiosy
C) Defense A) Requirment C) Idealize
D) Annaul B) Supplement D) Idiosyncrasy
566. C) Compliment
A) Potassium D) Complement
B) Possibility

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577. C) Freshner 588.
A) Pursuasive D) Fruity A) Prophecy
B) Quotation 583. B) Beaureaucracy
C) Inept A) Jaundice C) Democracy
D) Facade B) Jealosy D) Aristocracy
578. C) Jeopardy 589.
A) Determination D) Javelin A) Physician
B) Culmination 584. B) Dietician
C) Termination A) Abnormality C) Statistician
D) Defination B) Acquaintence D) Mathametician
579. C) Appeasement 590.
A) Illegitimate D) Accentuate A) Exact
B) Illitrate 585. B) Introvert
C) Illegal A) Infinite C) Extrrovart
D) Illegible B) Beautiful D) External
580. C) Soldier 591.
A) Acquiesce D) Clearify A) Refer
B) Acquittal 586. B) Difer
C) Acquatic A) Begining C) Defer
D) Acquire B) Determining D) Prefer
581. C) Shining 592.
A) Credulous D) Dining A) Endeavour
B) Caprisious 587. B) Elementary
C) Auspicious A) Bulletin C) Enterance
D) Audacious B) Baloon D) Eccentricity
582. C) Ballistic
A) Foreign D) Bullock
B) Forlorn

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593. C) Bureaucracy 604.
A) Sleep D) Anniversery A) Verbally
B) Heap 599. B) Trully
C) Deep A) Handiwork C) Cruelly
D) Weap B) Hankerchief D) Rudely
594. C) Handicapped 605.
A) Exaggeration D) Handicraft A) Demoralize
B) Extermination 600. B) Demonstretor
C) Explaination A) Barricade C) Deodorize
D) Expectation B) Thermometer D) Demeanour
595. C) Bureaucretic 606.
A) Portrait D) Therapeutic A) Veteinary
B) Pilgrimage 601. B) Bureaucrat
C) Pellicle A) Thief C) Homoeopath
D) Parepet B) Belief D) Neurosurgeon
596. C) Mischeif 607.
A) Relaxation D) Grief A) Foreign
B) Recollection 602. B) Millionaire
C) Renounciattion A) Eratic C) Omission
D) Reminiscence B) Enthuse D) Proprietry
597. C) Envelope 608.
A) Inherent D) Emigrant A) Sepulcher
B) Alignment 603. B) Subservient
C) Assignment A) Sacrifice C) Soveriegn
D) Assesment B) Ecstasy D) Sponsorship
598. C) Profecient
A) Secrecy D) Temporary
B) Heresy

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New Pattern Spelling Errors 1. anguish 2. excruciating

1. In the given sentence, one word may 3. exarcerbating 4. traumatic


have been incorrectly spelt. Select the
4. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
correctly spelt word from the given
the following sentence.
alternatives. If there is no error, select
There lies no guarantee that the
‘No error’ as your answer.
hierchical structural framework between
Decades of enimity between Lomovs and
the elite and downtrodden sections of the
Chubukovs came to an end with the
society is right.
marriage between the two families.
1. hierchical 2. guarantee
1. enemity 2. enmity
3. structural 4. downtrodden
3. anaemity 4. No error
5. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
2. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
the following sentence.
the following sentence.
It is a deeply regrettable fact that
Rajib's research aims to identify the
deforestation has had a substantial
strings that connect man and nature in
consequences on the environment.
order to provide a comprehensive
1. deforestation 2. substantial
examination and asessment of a variety
of ecological issues. 3. regrettable 4. consequances

1. strings 2. ecological 6. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in


the following sentence.
3. asessment 4. comprehensive
The problematic and convoluted situation
3. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
concerning Rakhtim’s job is likely to
the following sentence.
exhilarate in the forseeable future.
The poor woman is in excruciating mental
1. convoluted 2. forseeable
anguish, and her loved ones appear to
have assisted in exarcerbating her 3. problematic 4. exhilarate
traumatic experiences.

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7. A part of the given sentence which has 10. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
been underlined may contain a spelling the following sentence.
error. Select the option that correctly
The ruthless story of Pankaj’s
rectifies the spelling error. If there is no
assassination in the Carribean islands is
error, select ‘No error’.
thrilling to read.
The police came to the accident spot after
1. Thrilling 2. Carribean
receiving an annonymous phone call.
3. assassination 4. ruthless
1. Anonnymous 2. No error
11. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
3. Anonymous 4. Anonymaus
the following sentence.
8. In the given sentence the underlined
In the coming millenium, some noticeable
word may have been incorrectly spelt.
technological advancements will be
Identify the option that rectifies the
accomplished.
spelling. If there is no error in spelling,
1. noticeable 2. technological
select ‘No error’.
3. advancements 4. millenium
The ameteur sculptor received an award
at the international sculpting competition. 12. In the given sentence, one word may
have been incorrectly spelt. Select the
1. ameature 2. No error
correctly spelt word from the given
3. amateur 4. ameateur
alternatives. If there is no error, select
9. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in ‘No error’ as your answer.
the following sentence.
The staff members were attempting to
Being a conscentious and single-minded manoeuvre the board of directors for the
person, Tubai has become inquisitive and abolition of pay disparity
perseverant in exploring young talents.
1. manouever 2. manoeuver
1. inquisitive 2. perseverant
3. manouvre 4. No error
3. conscentious 4. exploring

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13. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in 16. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
the following sentence. the following sentence.

Kamal’s repetative mistakes and slip of Rather than being aggressive, you should
tongue often create embarrassing be accomodative, magnanimous and
moments for him. benevolent in nature.

1. embarrassing 2. slip 1. accomodative 2. magnanimous

3. moments 4. repetative 3. aggressive 4. benevolent

14. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in 17. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
the following sentence. the following sentence.

The outcome of the survey was a critical Apparently, he seems to be an amature


intervention to the questionaire prepared person, but I know that he is a disciplined
by Suraj and his committee. and committed person when it comes to
doing something seriously.
1. questionaire 2. committee
1. amature 2. apparently
3. intervention 4. outcome
3. committed 4. disciplined
15. In the given sentence the underlined
word may have been incorrectly spelt. 18. In the given sentence the underlined
Identify the option that rectifies the word may have been incorrectly spelt.
spelling. If there is no error in spelling, Identify the option that rectifies the
select ‘No error’. spelling. If there is no error in spelling,
select ‘No error’.
During my time-taking and gradual
convaelescenc after my back injury, my The Education Ministry believes that after
family was by my side. the reopening of the schools, it will take
some time to regain the equiliebrium.
1. convalesaence 2. No error
1. equilibreum 2. equelibrium
3. convalecense 4. convalescence
3. No error 4. equilibrium

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19. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in 1. Rhime 2. Timely
the following sentence.
3. Rhythm 4. Symbolical
Ratan is such an efficient sergeant that
23. In the given sentence the underlined
he doesn’t need to imbibe any artillery
word may have been incorrectly spelt.
craftmanship.
Identify the option that rectifies the
1. artillery 2. efficient spelling. If there is no error in spelling,
select ‘No error’.
3. craftmanship 4. sergeant
Getting a compliment from her husband
20. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
was a rare occurrance in Rashmila’s life.
the following sentence.
1. occurrence 2. ocurrance
Tyrany must be dead to attain harmony,
tranquillity, and serenity. 3. No error 4. ocurrancce

1. tranquillity 2. tyrany 24. In the given sentence the underlined


word may have been incorrectly spelt.
3. serenity 4. harmony
Identify the option that rectifies the
21. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
spelling. If there is no error in spelling,
the following sentence.
select ‘No error’.
Sudhir’s harrassment is not only
The adoloscent period of life, one of the
perceivable and occasional but also has
most difficult stages of development, is
become a matter of humorous incident
known as the period of stress and storm.
before his colleague.
1. adelescent
1. colleague 2. harrassment
2. adolescent
3. Humorous 4. perceivable
3. adeloscent
22. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
4. No error
in the given sentence.

The rhime and rhythm of Papai’s poems


are highly symbolical and timely.

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25. In the given sentence the underlined 3. resiliant 4. respond
word may have been incorrectly spelt.
28. Select the most appropriate spelling
Identify the option that rectifies the
that can correctly substitute the misspelt
spelling. If there is no error in spelling,
underlined segment in the given
select ‘No error’.
sentence.
Siraz-ud-Daula beseiged Calcutta to take
The thick dirt on the building was the
punitive actions against the East India
acretion of ages.
Company.
1. accration 2. accretion
1. besiezed 2. besiejed
3. acration 4. accresion
3. besieged 4. No error
29. Select the most appropriate spelling
26. In the given sentence, one word may
that can correctly substitute the misspelt
have been incorrectly spelt. Select the
underlined segment in the given
correctly spelt word from the given
sentence.
alternatives. If there is no error, select
I am very confidant of my positive result
‘No error’ as your answer.
in the examination.
The erroneous information spread rapidly
1. confiedent 2. confidance
across the nation and created a stir.
3. confidence 4. confident
1. erronous 2. No error
30. Select the option that correctly
3. eronneous 4. errauneous
rectifies the spelling error. If there is no
27. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
error, select ‘No error’.
from the underlined words in the given
Writing under a psuedonym might not
sentence.
give one the actual recognition that
If you are resiliant you tend to respond to
he/she deserves.
stressful situations in a calm, secure,
1. Pseudonym 2. Pseudoniem
steady and rational way.
3. Psaudonym 4. No error
1. situations 2. rational

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31. The sentence given below has one 2. Our school principal declared that the
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY new rule was aplicable to everyone.
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
3. Our school principal declared that the
She needs to visit a phyziotherapist. new rule was appleecable to everyone.

1. Physeotherapist 2. Fiziotherapist 4. Our school principal declared that the


new rule was applikable to everyone.
3. Physiotherapist 4. Fisiotherapist
35. The sentence given below has one
32. A part of the given sentence which
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
has been underlined may contain a
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
spelling error. Select the option that
correctly rectifies the spelling error. If Clouds are a kaledoscope of shapes,
there is no error, select ‘No error’. sizes, patterns and colours.

The doctor prescribed to put the patient in 1. Kaleidoscope


quarrantine for a few days.
2. Kaleidascope
1. Qurantine 2. Quaranntine
3. Caliedoscope
3. Quarantine 4. No error
4. Caledoscope
33. Identify and correct the INCORRECTLY
36. The sentence given below has one
spelt word in the given sentence.
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
Sometimes failure is the steping stone to spelt word and select its correct spelling.
success.
Inkompetent employees of our company
1. succes 2. stepping need to be sacked.

3. failuire 4. stown 1. Imcampetent

34. Select the option in which all the 2. Incompetent


words are spelt correctly.
3. Imcompetent
1. Our school principal declared that the
4. Incompitent
new rule was applicable to everyone.

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37. Identify the correctly spelt sentence. A unanimos consent of all the
shareholders was required to approve
1. Scientists are looking for alternative
the merger.
energy to save non-renewable resources.
1. Unanemous 2. Ananimous
2. Scientists are looking for alternative
energy to save non-reneable resources. 3. Unanimous 4. Anenimous

3. Scientists are looking for allternative 41. The sentence given below has one
energy to save non-renewable resources. misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
4. Scientists are looking for alternetive
energy to save non-renewable resources. A trimphant smile appeared on his face.

38. Identify the correctly spelt sentence. 1. Trimpant

1. Egypt is famous for its pyramid. 2. Triumphant

2. Egypt is famous for its piramid. 3. Triumpant

3. Egypt is famous for its peryamid. 4. Tremphant

4. Egypt is famous for its peramid. 42. Identify the correctly spelt sentence.

39. The sentence given below has one 1. Celastial objects are not visible to the
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY naked eye.
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
2. Kelestial objects are not visible to the
There are some venmous snakes which naked eye.
spit and hiss when they are cornered.
3. Celesteal objects are not visible to the
1. Venomous 2. Wenomos naked eye.

3. Wenomous 4. Venomos 4. Celestial objects are not visible to the


naked eye
40. The sentence given below has one
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
spelt word and select its correct spelling.

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43. The sentence given below has one 1. Vraped 2. Vrapped
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
3. Wrapped 4. Wrraped
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
47. Identify and correct the INCORRECTLY
Too much bureacracy suppresses
spelt word in the given sentence
creativity.
The flora and fauna of the Anaimalai hills
1. Bureaucracy 2. Burocracy
are uneeque to its region.
3. Bureaukracy 4. Burreaukracy
1. unique 2. fona
44. Identify the correctly spelt sentence.
3. flaura 4. regian
1. The water cycle is a circular process.
48. Select the most appropriate spelling
2. The water cycle is a circuler proces. that can correctly substitute the misspelt
underlined segment in the given
3. The water cycle is a circqlar process.
sentence.
4. The water cycle is a circular proces.
His part in the affair was quite open and
45. A part of the given sentence which
abboard.
has been underlined may contain a
1. aboard 2. board
spelling error. Select the option that
correctly rectifies the spelling error. If 3. aboveboard 4. broad
there is no error, select ‘No error’.
49. Select the most appropriate spelling
Some of the islands in the Bay of Bengal that can correctly substitute the misspelt
are still inaccesible to the scientists. underlined segment in the given
sentence.
1. Inaccessible 2. Inaccesiblle
He aquiesced to the plans his parents had
3. Inacceesible 4. No error
made for him.
46. The sentence given below has one
1. acquiesced 2. acquiised
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
spelt word and select its correct spelling. 3. acquissed 4. aquissed

She wraped the gift in a gift paper.

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50. Identify and correct the INCORRECTLY 4. Human personality is classfied into
spelt word in the given sentence. three types- introvert, extrovert and
ambivert
The monkies were snatching food from
the passengers in the bus. 53. A part of the given sentence which
has been underlined may contain a
1. monkeys 2. snaching
spelling error. Select the option that
3. bas 4. pasengers
correctly rectifies the spelling error. If
51. Identify the correctly spelt sentence. there is no error, select ‘No error’.

1. It is believed that a catarpillar can Technology has become an indespensable


become a butterfly. element in our day-to-day activities.

2. It is believed that a caterpillar can 1. Endispensable


become a butterfly.
2. Indispensable
3. It is believed that a catterpillar can
3. Indispinsable
become a butterfly.
4. No error.
4. It is believed that a caterpilar can
54. Identify the correctly spelt sentence.
become a butterfly
1. The collector is the district magistrate
52. Identify the correctly spelt sentence.
in admiinistration.
1. Human personality is classifide into
2. The collector is the district magistrate
three types- introvert, extrovert and
in administration.
ambivert.
3. The collector is the district magistrate
2. Human persunality is clasified into
in adminestration.
three types- introvert, extrovert and
ambivert. 4. The collector is the district magistrate
in addministration.
3. Human personality is classified into
three types- introvert, extrovert and
ambivert.

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55. Select the option in which all the 58. Identify the correctly spelt sentence.
words are spelt correctly.
1. There were two seperte sections of
1. My aunty arrivved at my home on the students in my school.
eve of Diwali.
2. There were two separate sections of
2. My aunty arrived at my home on the students in my school.
eve of Diwali.
3. There were two sepearte sections of
3. My aunty arived at my home on the eve students in my school.
of Diwali.
4. There were two seperate sections of
4. My aunty arriived at my home on the students in my school.
eve of Diwali.
59. Identify the correctly spelt sentence.
56. The sentence given below has one
1. He is a leading manufakturer in the
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
clothing industry.
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
2. He is a leading manufacturer in the
The number of bankrupcies was
clothing endustry.
especially high last year.
3. He is a leading manufacturer in the
1. Bankrapcies 2. Bankerupcies
clothing industry.
3. Bankrupsies 4. Bankruptcies
4. He is a leading manufacturer in the
57. The sentence given below has one clothing indostry.
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
60. The sentence given below has one
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
You need to give tremendus input for spelt word and select its correct spelling.
excellence.
Ashish was flabbrgasted when we told
1. Tremendous 2. Tremindous him about our latest achievement.

3. Trimendous 4. Tremandous 1. Flabergested 2. Flabergasted

3. Flabbergasted 4. Fabbergasted

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61. Identify and correct the INCORRECTLY 3. adjudiccate 4. adjudicate
spelt word in the given sentence.
65. The sentence given below has one
Many people were enduering mental misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
agony and health issues with the change spelt word and select its correct spelling.
in lifestyle.
Abreviations are not understood by
1. agouny 2. enduring everyone.

3. mentel 4. heaolth 1. Abreviashions 2. Abbriviations

62. The sentence given below has one 3. Abbreviations 4. Abriviations


misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
66. The sentence given below has one
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
She comes from an illustrios political spelt word and select its correct spelling.
family.
The aproximate value of my property is
1. Illustrious 2. Ilustreous ₹2 lakh.

3. Illustreous 4. Ilustrious 1. Approximate 2. Aproxemate

63. Identify the correctly spelt sentence. 3. Apprroximate 4. Appraximate

1. My favourite subject is Mathimatics. 67. Identify the correctly spelt sentence.

2. My favourite subject is Mathematecs. 1. I saw the catalogue of D Décor in


Capital Mall yesterday.
3. My favourite subject is Mathematiks.
2. I saw the cattalogue of D Décor in
4. My favourite subject is Mathematics.
Capital Mall yesterday.
64. Select the most appropriate spelling
3. I saw the catologue of D Décor in
that can correctly substitute the misspelt
Capital Mall yesterday.
underlined segment in the given
sentence. 4. I saw the catalogoue of D Décor in
Capital Mall yesterday.
Who will adjuddicate on this matter?

1. addjudicate 2. adjjudicate

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68. The sentence given below has one 71. Select the option in which all the
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY words are spelt correctly.
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
1. The sage preached that we are
Some diseases are due to neurologikal accountable to God in this life.
disorders.
2. The sage preached that we are
1. Newrologecal 2. Neurological akountable to God in this life.

3. Neurologecal 4. Newrological 3. The sage preached that we are


accuuntable to God in this life.
69. Identify and correct the INCORRECTLY
spelt word in the given sentence. 4. The sage preached that we are
acountable to God in this life.
The flovers in the garden seemed as if
they refused to bloom for spraying 72. The sentence given below has one
pesticides on them. misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY
spelt word and select its correct spelling.
1. pestisides
He wishes to be an orthopidic surgeon.
2. blome
1. Orthapedic 2. Ortopeedic
3. refuced
3. Orthopedic 4. Orthopadic
4. flowers
73. Identify the correctly spelt sentence.
70. The sentence given below has one
misspelt word. Spot the INCORRECTLY 1. My grandfather planted couliflower in
spelt word and select its correct spelling. the garden.

The play depicts a futuristec society. 2. My grandfather planted kauliflower in


the garden.
1. Faturistic
3. My grandfather planted cauleflower in
2. Fewchuristic
the garden.
3. Fuetristic
4. My grandfather planted cauliflower in
4. Futuristic
the garden.

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74. 1 Identify the correctly spelt sentence. 76. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
in the given sentence.
1. The events arranged or organised in
order of time are known as chronoligal If she had begun earlier, she might have
order. suceeded in finishing the extremely
intricate project before the deadline.
2. The events arranged or organised in
order of time are known as chronological 1. deadline 2. intricate
order.
3. suceeded 4. earlier
3. The events arranged or organised in
77. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
order of time are known as chronologikal
in the given sentence.
order.
One part of the philosophy of life’s
4. The events arranged or organised in
meaning consists of the systemetic
order of time are known as chronoloigal
attempt to identify what people have in
order
mind when they think about the topic.
75. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
1. attempt 2. philosophy
in the given sentence.
3. think 4. systemetic
The board reviewing the courses offered
78. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in
by the afiliated college found that the
the following sentence.
quality of academic programs was
usually good but somewhat irregular. We should align our grandiosity with
conservation of biodiversity while
1. irregular
focusing on citizentry awareness.
2. academic
1. citizentry
3. review
2. grandiosity
4. afiliated
3. conservation

4. align

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79. In the given sentence the underlined knowledgeable but is more inclined /
word may have been incorrectly spelt. towards filling the position with a person
Identify the option that rectifies the / who will be obsequous and will dance to
spelling. If there is no error in spelling, their tunes.
select ‘No error’.
1. towards filling the position with a
The British Government claimed that the person
Jalianwala Bagh massacre was an
2. The management is not perturbed
inadvertant measure taken by the police.
about appointing
1. inadvertent
3. someone who is knowledgeable but is
2. No error more inclined

3. inedvartent 4. who will be obsequous and will dance


to their tunes
4. inadvertent
82. From among the words given in bold,
80. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
in the given sentence.
following sentence.
Reef-building corals are scatered
Reena, who devoured foreign
throughout the tropical and subtropical
coloquialism and trivia, successfully
western Atlantic and Indo-Pacific oceans,
diverted the conversation.
generally within 30°N and 30°S latitudes.
1. devoured 2. trivia
1. subtropical 2. reef
3. coloquialism 4. successfully
3. latitudes 4. scatered
83. Select the correctly spelt word to fill
81. The following sentence has been split
in the blank.
into four segments. Identify the segment
that contains an INCORRECTLY spelt I really admire his ___________ to fulfil his
word. dream to join navy.

The management is not perturbed about 1. persistence 2. parsistance


appointing / someone who is
3. persistance 4. parcistanse

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84. The following sentence has been split The streets are crowded with tribal
into four segments. Identify the segment urchins in tattered jackets, bowlegged
that contains an INCORRECTLY spelt donkeys hauling firewood, steep
word. mountain trails, and occasional
palanquins for arthritic bussinessman.
Shanu’s inquisitive mind could not /
accept the seemingly ingenous reply / of 1. palanquins 2. bussinessman
the man and he resolved to solve the
3. bowlegged 4. urchins
mystery / to mitigate the pain of the old
87. Select the correctly spelt word to fill
couple.
in the blank.
1. accept the seemingly ingenous reply
The people from sub-continent are very
2. of the man and he resolved to solve the
_____________.
mystery
1. supersctitious 2. superstitios
3. to mitigate the pain of the old couple
3. supersticious 4. superstitious
4. Shanu’s inquisitive mind could not
88. The following sentence has been split
85. From among the words given in bold,
into four segments. Identify the segment
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
that contains an INCORRECTLY spelt
following sentence.
word.
The Gadkaris were a hereditary military
It was really surprising / that the two
class which was garisioned in the
bosom friends fought / over such a
Maratha forts.
triviale matter/ and stopped all
1. garisioned 2. hereditary communications with each other.

3. forts 4. military 1. that the two bosom friends fought

86. From among the words given in bold, 2. over such a triviale matter
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
3. It was really surprising
following sentence.
4. and stopped all communications with
each other

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89. From among the words given in bold, 2. a new working commitee and a task
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the force
following sentence.
3. Subsequent to the delegation’s visit to
Kathmandu is vivid, mercenery, religious the villages
with small shrines to flower-adorned
4. all the developmental works as
deities along the narrowest and busiest
promised to the people
streets.
92. From among the words given in bold,
1. narrowest 2. mercenery
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
3. shrines 4. deities following sentence.

90. From among the words given in bold, The action was unfortunately constructed
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the not as the necessity of conscience but as
following sentence. deliberate imprudance, and the barrister
was unofficially reprimanded.
Evelyn Glennie has brought percusion to
the front of the orchestra, and 1. reprimanded 2. necessity
demonstrated that it can be very moving.
3. conscience 4. imprudence
1. brought 2. percusion
93. From among the words given in bold,
3. demonstrated 4. orchestra select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
following sentence.
91. The following sentence has been split
into four segments. Identify the segment Small drops trickled down the red and
that contains an INCORRECTLY spelt word yellow tassels of cannopies and
dampened the heads of little boys.
Subsequent to the delegation’s visit to the
villages, / a new working commitee and a 1. trickled 2. tassels
task force / have been formed to carry
3. cannopies 4. dampened
out / all the developmental works as
promised to the people.

1. have been formed to carry out

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94. From among the words given in bold, 97. From among the words given in bold,
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
following sentence. following sentence.

Tibet was ruled by a theocracy of And more than the muggings, the waiting
Buddhist monks under nominal to be mugged, fearing the dark that
suzeranity of China. transformed shoddy innocous side
streets into giant fangs crouching,
1. Buddhist 2. theocracy
springing to demolish this one last
3. nominal 4. suzeranity
reminder.
95. From among the words given in bold,
1. shoddy 2. innocous
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
3. demolish 4. crouching
following sentence.
98. From among the words given in bold,
Jane Austen was already writing in the
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
early 1790s, as the debates raged on
following sentence.
radicalism, women’s rights, and
premitivism. The Imitations of Horace raise issues of
political nautrality, partisanship and
1. debates 2. premitivism
moral satire, and as such are key texts of
3. raged 4. radicalism
the Augustan age.
96. From among the words given in bold,
1. satire 2. partisanship
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
3. Augustan 4. nautrality
following sentence.
99. Select the correctly spelt word to fill
Now I will not shoot a sloth bear
in the blank.
wantanly but unfortunately for the poor
beast. The ________________ of the worksheets is
not an easy job.
1. sloth 2. beast
1. reconcilation 2. reconsilation
3. wantanly 4. unfortunately
3. reconsiliation 4. reconciliation

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100. From among the words given in bold, The mother’s tired and overrought mind
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the could not process / the information of the
following sentence. demise of her only son / and she sat like
a statue even when her / tormentors
Almost all the governors of Bengal
passed several obnoxious comments.
strongly resented the special privileges
enjoyed by English company as it meant a 1. the information of the demise of her
huge loss to the provinciel exchequer. only son

1. provinciel 2. her tormentors passed several


obnoxious comments
2. privileges
3. and she sat like a statue even when
3. exchequer
her
4. resented
4. The mother’s tired and overrought mind
101. From among the words given in bold,
could not process
select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the
103. Select the option that corrects the
following sentence.
incorrectly spelt words in the given
The popular ridikule of Puritanism in
sentence.
burlesque and doggerel is best
Her expresion grew blaend again.
exemplified in Butler’s Hudibras.
1. Her expression grew bland again.
1. burlesque
2. Her expression grew blend again.
2. doggerel
3. Her expression grew blaend again.
3. exemplified
4. Her expretion grew blaned again.
4. ridicule

102. The following sentence has been split


into four segments. Identify the segment
that contains an INCORRECTLY spelt
word.

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104. Select the option that rectifies the 106. Select the option that rectifies the
incorrectly spelt words in the given incorrectly spelt words in the given
sentence. sentence.

The table was grased with a lovelly Our webcite is no longer avaialbale to the
showpiece. users.

1. The table was grased with a lovvely 1. Our webcite is no longer available to
showpiece. the users.

2. The table was graced with a lovaly 2. Our websight is no longer availbale to
showpiece. the users.

3. The table was graced with a lovely 3. Our website no longer available to the
showpiece. users.

4. The table was graced with a lovelly 4. Our website is no longer availbale to
showpiece. the users.

105. Select the option that rectifies the 107. Select the sentence in which all
incorrectly spelt words in the given words are correctly spelt.
sentence.
1. With him he had one of his cheif
Let us prepare for the upcomng councellors.
comptitive exams.
2. Work is due to comence in the coming
1. Let us prepare for the upcomming year.
competive exams.
3. Melt the white and dark chocolate in
2. Let us prepare for the upcoming separate bowls.
compititive exams.
4. We did it becuase we felt it our duty to
3. Let us prepare for the upcomming encorage him
competitive exams.

4. Let us prepare for the upcoming


competitive exams.

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108. Select the option that rectifies the 110. Select the option that rectifies the
incorrectly spelt words in the given incorrectly spelt words in the given
sentence. sentence.

Go, rest in the dark shadowe of the graet The young worms are fedd tendar leaves.
forest.
1. The young worms are fed tander leaves.
1. Go, rest in the dark shadow of the great
2. The young worms are fed tender
forest.
leaves.
2. Go, rest in the dark shadow of the grate
3. The young worms are fed tendor
forest.
leaves.
3. Go, rest in the dark shaddow of the
4. The young worms are feid tendre
great forest.
leaves.
4. Go, rest in the dark shadowe of the
111. Select the option that rectifies the
great forest.
incorrectly spelt words in the given
109. Select the option that corrects the sentence.
incorrectly spelt words in the given
They have legitimete grounds to engagge
sentence.
users.
Ventilaton system is mising in this room.
1. They have legetimate grounds to engag
1. Ventiltion system is missing in this users.
room.
2. They have legitimete grounds to
2. Ventilation system is mising in this engaege users.
rum.
3. They have legitimate grounds to engage
3. Ventilation system is missing in this users.
room.
4. They have legitamate grounds to
4. Wentilation system is mesing in this engage users
room.

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112. Select the sentence in which a word 3. glamorous 4. glamrous
is INCORRECTLY spelt.
115. The following sentence has been split
1. He hoped that he had won the into four segments. Identify the segment
prestigious award. that contains an INCORRECTLY spelt
word.
2. I could never be as talented as him.
Looking at the tensed environment, / it
3. His breathe smelled of garlic.
was rightly predicted that the tumultous
4. A woman gasped in horror at the sight
crowd/ will cause havoc and disrupt the
of him
meeting / so that their voices are heard.
113. Select the option that corrects the
1. it was rightly predicted that the
incorrectly spelt words in the given
tumultous crowd
sentence.
2. will cause havoc and disrupt the
Fifty people have been taken into polise
meeting
custoudy.
3. so that their voices are heard
1. Fivety people have been taken into
4. Looking at the tensed environment
polise custody.
116. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word
2. Fiffty people have been taken into polis
in the following sentence.
custoudy.
In my village, I was astonished to witness
3. Fifity people have been taken into
the events in the fair remaining
police custoudy.
indistinguisable.
4. Fifty people have been taken into police
1. astonished
custody
2. indistinguisable
114. Select the correctly spelt word to fill
in the blank. 3. witness

Do you know any famous people who look 4. ago


______ in their glasses.

1. glamoros 2. glamorus
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117. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word A newspaper must be progmatic,
in the following sentence. impartial and provide reliable information
to the public so that they are not misled
With my old and enthuciastic friends, I
by prejudiced opinions.
went to the fair on foot and relished the
moment. 1. impartial 2. progmatic

1. foot 2. relished 3. reliable 4. misled

3. enthuciastic 4. fair 121. The following sentence has been split


into four segments. Identify the segment
118. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word
that contains an INCORRECTLY spelt
in the following sentence.
word.
A newspaper assuredly makes a man
The heinous crime committed in broad
familier with diversified news on different
daylight / shocked everyone in the visinity
segments of the society from every
and intimidated / the elderly people,
corner of the world.
particularly those who were / in the habit
1. assuredly 2. familier
of going for evening walks to the
3. diversified 4. segments community park.

119. Choose the correctly spelt sentence. 1. the elderly people particularly those
who were
1. The police attempted to retrieve the
queen’s necklace from the garden. 2. The heinous crime committed in broad
daylight
2. The people tried to rertiieve food items
in flood hit areas. 3. in the habit of going for evening walks
to the community park
3. He bent down to retireve his new
wallet. 4. shocked everyone in the visinity and
intimidated
4. Bunny could not retrive his rabbit due
to bad weather.

120. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word


in the following sentence.
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122. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word 2. An astronaut will attempt to leave the
in the following sentence. stationery spaceship and then return to it.

Early rising enables us to get a long day 3. African-Americans have been


ahead of us, permitting us to wrap up all complaining about police harrassment for
of our work eficiently. years.

1. eficiently 4. My taste in movies is rather dark, I


enjoy mostly macabre horror films.
2. wrap up
125. A word has been highlighted in the
3. enables
given options, select the sentence with
4. permitting
the correctly spelt word:
123. Choose the correctly spelt word to
1. Adversity happens to everyone.
fill in the blank:
2. Adverisity happens to everyone.
Though not a great scholar, Bhupinder
3. Advercety happens to everyone.
was _______ as an ecclesiastical
statesman, and his influence was 4. Advercity happens to everyone
reaching.
126. Choose the correctly spelt to fill in
A. Jubliant the blank:

B. Eminent His prudent reserve and imperturbable


calmness were branded as stiffness and
C. Ebulient
_______.
D. Iminent
1. hotyness
124. A word has been highlighted in the
2. Haughtiness
given options, select correctly spelt word:
3. Hautiness
1. Betsy suggested we each assigne our
new identities without telling each other 4. Haughtyness
except our spouses.

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127. A word has been highlighted in the 4. She expressed disdain at the adulation
given options, select the sentence with the industry gives to beauty over talent
the correctly spelt word:
130. Identify the correctly spelt word.
1. He bought a huge house to
Our political/ leaders should/ cease the
accommodate his library.
/endless selfaggrandiesment.
2. He bought a huge house to accomodate
1. Aggrandyesmint 2. Aggrandizement
his library.
3. Aggrrandicement 4. Aggrandigement
3. He bought a huge house to acomodate
131. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
his library.
in the given sentence.
4. He bought a huge house to
After the severe bus accident, they tried
acommodate his library.
to identify the victims, but the bodies
128. Choose the correctly spelt word to
were too manlged to be investigated.
fill in the blank:
1. investigated 2. accident
The effects of morphine are much more
3. manlged 4. victims
______ than those of opium smoking.
132. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
1. deleterous 2. deleterious
in the given sentence.
3. deleteroius 4. deletrious
The most frequent medallion composition
129. A word has been highlighted in the
on a carpet consists of a more or less
given options, select the sentence with
elaborate motif superimposed on the
the correctly spelt word.
centre of a patterned field and often
1. She expressed disdain at the adlution complemented with corner pieces, which
the industry gives to beauty over talent. are typically quardants of the central
medallion.
2. She expressed disdain at the adultion
the industry gives to beauty over talent. 1. medallion 2. elaborate

3. She expressed disdain at the adlation 3. complemented 4. quardant


the industry gives to beauty over talent.

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133. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word 3. Ritu is daficient in calcium.
in the given sentence.
4. Ritu is defecient in calcium.
Sharks often use their serated or smooth
137. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
teeth for seizing prey, cutting or crushing.
in the given sentence.
1. seizing 2. crushing
Food spoliage refers to an irreversible
3. serated 4. prey modification in which food becomes
inedible or its quality is compromised.
134. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
in the given sentence. 1. inedible 2. modification

The new management repeated its 3. irreversible 4. spoliage


committment to the development of the
138. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
deprived.
in the given sentence.
1. deprived 2. management
Because of some inevitable
3. committment 4. development circamstances, the conference was
postponed indefinite, indefinitely but the
135. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
members could not be informed.
in the given sentence.
1. Conference 2. Inevitable
A study of metaphysics is the study of the
nature of realty, of what exists in the 3. Indefinite 4. Circamstances
world, what it is like and how it is
139. Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word
ordered.
in the following sentence.
1. study 2. nature
Rajib is not only an extremely reputed
3. metaphysics 4. realty conoisseur of art but also a successful
entrepreneur.
136. Select the option in which all the
words are spelt correctly. 1. entrepreneur 2. reputed

1. Ritu is deficient in calcium. 3. conoisseur

2. Ritu is defisient in calcium. 4. successful

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140. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word 1. Strategy
in the given sentence.
2. Pharoh
Spices have exhibited numerous health
3. Fulfillment
benefits in preventing and treating a wide
4. Ensure
variety of diseases such as cancer,
ageing, metabolic, neurological,
cardiovascular and inflamatory diseases. 143. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word

1. inflamatory in the given sentence.

2. neurological The graduate students have discovered


that they can address issues more
3. metabolic
effectually through letter writing
4. numerous campaignes and not through public
demonstrations.
141. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word
in the given sentence. 1. address

If Rajat had realised that Meena was in 2. discovered


destress, he would have definitely done
3. campaignes
something to bail her out.
4. demonstrations
1. definitely

2. realised

3. bail

4. destress

142. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word


in the given sentence.

The pyramids that you see in Egypt were


built by the Pharoh dynasties who ruled
the ancient kingdom of Egypt for
thousands of years.
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SSC GD Spelling Error 4.The man walks with a great deel of poise, in
1. Select the sentence with no spelling errors fact, very much like an ephalnt. but he also has
1. I had to play melody while simultaneously the agility of the panther
playing harmony with him. 4. Select the sentence with no spelling errors
2. I had to play melody while simultaneously 1. We were disillusioned when we saw how the
playing harmuny with him. movie star acted in reale life.
3. I had to play melodie while simultaneously 2. We were disillusioned when we saw how the
playing harmony with him. mouvie star acted in real life.
4. I had to play melody while simultanously 3. We were disillusioned when we saw how the
playing harmony with him. movie star acted in real life.
2. Select the sentence with no spelling errors 4.We were disilusioned when we saw how the
1.There was acute disharmony in the room, movie star acted in real life.
where a little time before there had been at least 5. Select the sentence with no spelling errors
an outward show 1.But he always replied only with a superior
of harmonie. smile when asked by reporters to put the
2.There was acute disharmony in the room, philsophy and the tripel ethic into
where a title tune before there had been at lest words.
an outward show of harmony. 2.But he always replied only with a supereor
3.There was acute disarmony in the room, smile when asked by reporters to put the
where a little time before there had been at least philosophy and the triple ethic into
an outward show of harmony. words.
4. There was acute disharmony in the room, 3. But he always replied only with a superior
where a little time before there had been at least smile when asked by reporters to put the
an outward show of harmony philosophy and the triple ethic into words.
3. Select the sentence with no spelling errors 4.But he always replied only with a superior
1.The man walks with a grate deal of poise, in smile when asked by reporters to put the
philusophy and the triple ethic into words.
fact, very much like an elephant, but he also has
6. Select the sentence with no spelling errors
the agelity of the panther. 1. When placed on the column, each ring slid
2. The man walks with a great deal of poise, in down to its correct position, if possible.
2. When placed on the column, each ring slid
fact, very much like an elephant, but he also has
down to its correct position, if posible.
the agility of the panther. 3. When placed on the column, each ring slid
3.The man walks with a great deal of poise, in down to its corect position, if possible.
4. When placed on the colum, each ring slid
fact, very much like an elephant, but he also has
down to its correct position, if possible.
the agility of the panthur.

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7. Select the sentence with no spelling errors its report.
1. Taking a walk in nature can help reduce 4 IIT-Roorkee has stated three main findings in
stress levels. its repourt.
2. Taking a wak in nature can help reduce stress 11. Select the sentence with no spelling
levels. errors
3. Taking a walk in nature can help reduce 1. From his childhood, onesty and morality were
stieslevels. his darling attributes.
4. Takking a walk in nature can help reduce 2. From his childhood. honesty and morality
stress levels. were his darling atributes.
8. Select the sentence with no spelling errors 3. From his childhood, honesty and morality
1. The sick woman had raised herself upright, were his darling attributes.
and was stretching her arms tnwards them. 4. From his childhood, honesty and morallity
2.The sick woman had raised herself uprite, and were his darling attributes.
was stretching her arms towards them. 12. Select the sentence with no spelling
3. The sick woman had raised herself upright, errors
and was stretching her arms towards them. 1. Sensational and often reckless reports in the
4. The sick woman had raised herself upright, press threaten the fainess of a trial.
and was streching her arms towards them 2. Sensational and ofen reckless reports in the
9. Select the sentence with no spelling errors press threaten the fairness of a trial.
1. Napoleon 'went to great lenths to craft his 3. Sensational and often reckless reports in the
image as a benign ruler. press threaten the fairness of a trial.
2. Napoleon went to great lengths to craft his 4. Sensational and often reckless reports in the
image as a benign ruler. press threten the fairness of a trial.
3.Napoleon went to great lengths to craft his 13. Select the sentence with no spelling
image as a benign rouler. errors
4. Napoleon went to great lengths to craft his 1. After anchoring, the wind was variable and
image as a benine ruler. light from the western qurter.
10. Select the sentence with no spelling 2. After anchoring, the wind was varieable and
errors. light from the western quarter.
1. IIT-Roorkee has stated three main findengs in 3. After anchoring, the wind was variable and
its report. light from the western quarter.
2. IIT-Roorkee has stated three main findings in 4. After anchoring, the wind was variable and lite
its report. from the westen quarter.
3. IIT-Rooikee has statid three main findings in

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14. Select the sentence with no spelling numerous crimes.
errors 3.Police who did not understand the orthodox
1.Men and women balanse each other out. and methuds of the Black Hood suspected him of
we have to get to a point where we are numerous crimes.
comfortable with appreciating each 4. Police who did not understand the orthodox
other. methods of the Black Hood suspected him of
2.Men and women balance each other out. and numerous crimes
we have to get to a point where we are 17. Select the sentence with no spelling
comfortable with appreciating each errors
other. 1. This can impact negatively on family bonds.
3.Men and women balance each other out. and 2.This can impact negatively on family baunds.
we have to get to a point where we are 3.This can impaact negatively on family bonds.
comfortable with appreaciating 4. This can impact negativly on family bonds.
each other. 18. Select the sentence with no spelling
4. Men and women balance each other out, and errors
we have to get to a point where we are 1. By virtue of being readers we are also writers.
comfortable with appreciating each other. I now believe, bin that was not always the case.
15. Select the sentence with no spelling 2.By vertue of being readers we are also writers,
errors I now believe, but that was not always the case.
1. I have spent a good bit of my career arguing 3.By virtue of being readers we are also liters, I
for the virtues of solitude. now believe, but that was not always the case.
2. I have spent a good bit of my career argtieing 4.By virtue of being readers we are also writers,
for the virtues of solitude. I now beleive, but that was not always the case.
3. I have spent a good bit of my career arguing 19. Select the sentence with no spelling
for the virtues of soletude. errors
4. I have spent a good bit of my carier arguing 1. Don’t feel guiltty for feeling disengaged from
for the virtus of solitude. the news.
16. Select the sentence with no spelling 2. Don’t feel guilty for feeling disengajed from
errors the news.
1.Police who did not understand the orthodox 3. Don’t feel guilty for feling disengaged from the
methods of the Black Hood suspected him of news.
numeruos crimes. 4. Don’t feel guilty for feeling disengaged from
2.Police who did not understand the urthodox the news.
methods of the Black Hood suspected him of

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20. Select the sentence with no spelling spheres.
errors 4.Intangible cultural heritage cuts across
1. These structures have come to play an political, historical, community and
importent role. culture!spheres.
2. These structres have come to play an 23. Select the sentence with no spelling
important role. errors
3. These structures have come to play an 1.Remember that intrnational travellers have to
important role. now get tested and quarantine after they land in
4. These stmcures have come to play an the country.
important role. 2.Remember that international travellers have to
21. Select the sentence with no spelling now get tested and quarantine after they land in
errors the country.
1. We need to strike a balance between creating 3. Remember that international travellers have to
false alarms and letting any urgent medical now get tested and quarantine after they land in
matters fall through the cracks. the country.
2.We need to strike a balance between creating 4.Remember that international travellers have to
false alarms and letting any urjent medical now get tested and quarantine after they land in
matters fall throuh the cracks. the conhy.
3.We need to strike a balance between creating 24. Select the sentence with no spelling
false alarms and leting any urgent medical errors
maters fall through the cracks. 1. Volunteering is linked to beter mental and
4.We need to strike a balance between creating physical wellbeing.
false alrms and letting any ergent medical 2.Volunteering is linked to better mental and
matters fall through the cracks. physical welbeing.
22. Select the sentence with no spelling 3. Voluntering is linked to better mental and
errors physical wellbeing.
1.Intangible cultural heritage cuts across 4. Volunteering is linked to better mental and
political, historical, comunity and cultural physical wellbeing.
spheres. 25. Select the sentence with no spelling
2.Intangible cultural heritage cuts across errors
polatlcal, historical, community and cultural 1.At the end of my five-day experiment, I created
spheres. a spreadsheet of my results, with each group
3. Intangible cultural heritage cuts across getting its own column.
political, historical, community and cultural 2.At the end of my five-day experiment. I created

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a spredsheet of my results, with each group conversations with colleagues and social media
getting its own column. crowdsourcing.
3.At the end of my five-day experement. I 3.And so. we compiled this list through
created a spreadsheet of my results, with each conversations with colleagues and social medea
group getting its own column. crowdsourcing.
4. At the end of my five-day experiment. I 4.And so, we compiled this list through
created a spreadsheet of my results, with each convursations with colleagues and social media
group getting its own column. crowdsourcing
26.Select the sentence with no spelling 29. Select the sentence with no spelling
errors errors
1.Marine ecosystems were comparitively more 1. Borman was joinned on the mission by two
resistant to extreme weather events. other astronaots.
2. Marine ecosysteams were comparatively 2. Borman was joined on the missoin by two
more resistant to extreme weather events. other astronaots.
3. Marine ecosystems were comparatively more 3. Borman was joined on the mission by two
resistaent to extreme weather events. other astronauts.
4. Marine ecosystems were comparatively more 4. Borman was joined on the mision by two other
resistant to extreme weather events. astronaots.
27.Select the sentence with no spelling 30. Select the sentence with no spelling
errors errors
1. She had seen public executions before, but 1. its emotional and relationel benefits are clear.
this one would hant her for ears to come. 2. its emosional and relational benefits are clear.
2. She had seen public exsecutions before, but 3. Its emotional and relational benefits are clear.
this one would haunt her for years to come. 4. its emotional and relational benifits are clear.
3. She had seen public executions before, but 31. Select the sentence with no spelling
this one would haunt her for years to come. errors
4. She had seen public executions before, but 1. Each religon claims that its own holy book is
this one would hawnt her for years to come. the direct concealment of God.
28. Select the sentence with no spelling 2. Each religion claims that its own holy book is
errors the direct conceelment of God.
1.And so, we compiled this list through 3. Each religion claims that its own holi book is
conversations with collegues and social media the direct concealment of God.
crowdsourcing. 4. Each religion claims that its own holy book is
2. And so, we compiled this list through the direct concealment of God.

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32. Select the sentence with no spelling 35. Select the sentence with no spelling
errors errors
1.He leaned against that same stone column, 1. Just who is crazy enough to go swimming
thinking, serching in his mind, felling acutely. when the pond across the street has a layer of
2.He leaned aganst that same stone column, ice across the top?
thinking, searching in his mind, feeling acutely. 2.Just who is crezy enough to go swimming
3. He leaned against that same stone column, when the pond across the street has a layer of
thinking, searching in his mind, feeling acutely. ice across the top?
4.He leened against that same stone column, 3.Just who is crazy enough to go swiming when
thinking, searching in his mind, feeling acutely. the pond across the street has a layer of ice
33. Select the sentence with no spelling across the top?
errors 4.Just who is crazy enough to go swimming
1.We believe that many of the lawsuts they have when the pond across the streat has a layer of
initiated would destroy the integrity of our ice across the top?
elections. 36. Select the sentence with no spelling
2.We believe that many of the lawsuits they errors
have initiated would destroy the intigrity of our 1. He made several excursions in the tribal
elections. habitats there.
3.We beleve that many of the lawsuits they have 2. He made several excursions in the tribel
initiated would destroy the integrity of our habitats there.
elections. 3. He made several excrusions in the tribal
4. We believe that many of the lawsuits they habitats there.
have initiated would destroy the integrity of our 4. He made several excursions in the tribal
election habetats there.
34. Select the sentence with no spelling 37. Select the sentence with no spelling
errors errors
1. She's handled her transition from reality TV 1. There are many cases hi which, by deviating
star to the real world with grace and poise. from the strictly ethic code, yon do not harm
2. She's handled her transetion from reality TV anyone, you only injure your own soul.
star to the real world with grace and poise. 2.There are many cases hi which, by diviating
3. She's handled her transition from reality TV from the strictly ethic code, you do not harm
star to the real world with grace and puoise. anyone, you only injure your own soul.
4. She's handled her transition from reality TV 3.There are many cases hi which, by deviating
star to the real world with grase and poise. from the strictly ethec code, you do not harm

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anyone, you only injure your own soul. 3. This protocol opens myriad opportunities for
4.There are many cases hi which, by deviating novel diegnostic tools and practical applications.
from the strictly ethic code, you do not harm 4. This protocol opens myriad opportunities for
anyone, you only injure your own soule. novel diagnostic tools and practical applications.
38. Select the sentence with no spelling 41. Select the sentence with no spelling
errors errors
1. The question of protacting folklore was less 1. This protocol opens myriad opportuniteis for
urgent. novel diagnostic tools and practical applications.
2. The question of protecting foklore was less 2. This protocol opens myriad opportunities for
urgent. novel diagnostic tools and practical applications.
3. The question of protecting folklore was less 3. This protocol opens meriad opportunities for
urgent. novel dignostic tools and practical applications.
4. The question of protecting folklore was les 4. This protocol opens myriad opportunities for
urgent. novel diegnostic tools and practical applications.
39. Select the sentence with no spelling 42. Select the sentence with no spelling
errors errors
1. Men and women balance each other out. and 1. It may not ever be relised for such a complex
we have to get to a point where we are disease.
comfortable with appresciatmg each other. 2. It may not ever be realised for such a complex
2. Men and women balance each other out, and disease.
we have to get to a point where we are 3. It may not ever be realised for such a complax
comfortable with appreciating each othre. disease.
3. Men and women balance each other out, and 4. It may not ever be realised for such a complex
we have to get to a point where we are diseaze.
comfurtable with appreciating each other. 43. Four words are given, out of which only
4. Men and women balance each other out, and one word is spelt correct. Choose the correct
we have to get to a point where we are spelt word.
comfortable with appreciating each other. 1. SUCCESFUL 2. RELEVENT
40. Select the sentence with no spelling 3. SUPRISE 4. WITHHOLD
errors 44. Four words are given, out of which only
1. This protocol opens myriad opportuniteis for one word is spelt correct. Choose the correct
novel diagnostic tools and practical applications. spelt word.
2. This protocol opens meriad opportunities for 1. PERCIEVE 2. OUTRAGOUS
novel dignostic tools and practical applications. 3. PLAGERIZE 4. MEMENTO

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45. Four words are given, out of which only stopped him.
one word is spelt correct. Choose the correct 4. This reproach of my dependance had become
spelt word. a vague sing-song in my ear.
1. SECRETERY 2. RECCOMMEND 48. Four sentences are given, out of which
3. SIEZE 4. PUBLICLY three have all correct spellings. Choose the
sentence with the incorrect spelt word /
INCORRECT SPELT WORD words.
46.Four sentences are given, out of which 1. But Campion’s sensitivity realized it and he
three have all correct spellings. Choose the changed the subject rather suddenly.
sentence with the incorrect spelt word / 2. The judge and the widow went to law to get
words. the court to take me away from him and let one
1.I slipped the ramrod down it to make sure it of them be my guardian.
was loaded, then I laid it across the turnip barrel, 3. He was wepping hard and quietly and shaking
pointing towards pap. in the same parts as a wepping woman.
2. But the hope in his wisdom was at length 4. But Tommy is a watch-dog about the Divers.
changed into died, for no one beleived him when 49. Four sentences are given, out of which
he said he knew no charms. three have all correct spellings. Choose the
3. That made me pretty uneasy again, but only sentence with the incorrect spelt word /
for a minute. words.
4.He said he would watch out, and if they tried to 1. He unlocked the door, and I cleared out up
come any such game on him he knew of a place the river-bank.
six or seven mile off to 2. I noticed some pieces of limbs and such
stow me in. things floating down, and a sprinkling of bark
47. Four sentences are given, out of which 3.I reckonned I wouldn’t stay on hand till he got
three have all correct spellings. Choose the that chance.
sentence with the incorrect spelt word / 4.I went along up the bank with one eye out for
words. pap and the other one out for what the rise might
1.Rosemary was from the middle of the middle fetch along
class, catapulted by her mother onto the 50. Four sentences are given, out of which
uncharted heights of Hollywood. three have all correct spellings. Choose the
2. They had been two days in Paris but actually sentence with the incorrect spelt word /
they were still under the beach umbrella. words.
3.He walked on choking and would have 1. His face was repulsive in the quickening light.
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awake, suspended in the moonshine. Miss Abbot were disposed to entertain of me.
3. His hat was laying on the floor—an old black 53. Four sentences are given, out of which
slouch with the top caved in. like a lid. three have all correct spellings. Choose the
4. His hair was long and tangled and gressy. and sentence with the incorrect spelt
hung down, and you could see his eyes word / words.
shinning. 1. But after ten minutes it came into sight again,
51. Four sentences are given, out of which drawn up at the side of the road.
three have all correct spellings. Choose the 2. He seemed to weave, like the spider, from
sentence with the incorrect spelt word / pure impulse, without reflection.
words. 3. In the instant they passed it they herd a blur of
1.Tommy telephoned a man in Cannes to act as voices from behind the reticence of the
second and McKisco said he wasn't going to be limousine.
seconded by Campion. 4. When Doctor Kimble gave physic, it was
2. The old man said that what a man wanted natural that it should have an effect.
was sympathy. and the judge said it was so. 54. Four sentences are given, out of which
3. Silas might have driven a profitible trade in three have all correct spellings. Choose the
charms as well as in his small list of drugs. sentence with the incorrect spelt word
4. That was still the state of things when the car /words.
got to the hotel. 1. Beyond the inky sea and far up that high,
52. Four sentences are given, out of which black shadow of a hill lived the Divers.
three have all correct spellings. Choose the 2. This preparation for bonds, and the additional
sentence with the incorrect spelt word / igneminy it inferred, took a little of the
words. excitement out of me.
1. His life had reduced itself to the functions of 3.The judge said he could hug him for them
weaving and hoarding, without any words; so he cried, and his wife she cried again.
contemplation of an end toward which the 4. Marner wanted the heaps of ten to grow into a
functions tended. square, and then into a larger square.
2. When Abe’s car pulled up ahead of them the 55. Four sentences are given, out of which
east was crayoned red and yellow, promising a three have all correct spellings. Choose the
sultry day. sentence with the incorrect spelt word /
3. I knew he would take an interest in this kind of words.
business, and throw in the fancy touches. 1. Mt Lloyd a second time produced Ills snuff-
4. I resisted all the way: a circumstance which box.
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days, it was dreadfill lonesum. 3. Distribute 4. Lesure
3.It had been his companion for twelve year’s, 60.Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
always standing on the same spot, always given sentence.
lending its handle to him in the The couple walked towaids the opposite end of
early morning. the dungeon, where she previously played with
4. How much I wished to reply fully to this destieny.
question! 1. dungeon 2. couple
56. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 3. destieny 4. previously
given sentence. 61.Select the incorrectly spelt word horn the
The univarsity claims students can face a law- given sentence.
suit or fine for violating the UNO smoking The cats have the propensity to divour their
prohibition. babies if alarmed and so require a calm
1. univarsity 2. violating environment for breeding.
3. prohibition 4. claims 1. environment 2. divour
57. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 3. alarmed 4 propensity
given sentence. 62. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
An increasingly smart navigation aids in the given sentence.
cockpit brought far greater precision and As a jazz lover, I want people to embrace the
effeciency to route planning. music for its entrinsic qualities, not its symbolic
1. effeciency 2.precision resonance.
3.navigation 4.increasingly 1. qualities 2. resonance
58. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 3. entrinsic 4. embrace
given sentence. 63. Select the incorrectly spelt word horn the
Retail outlets are closing down, so the given sentence.
customers are left with no other choise but to The primary goal of verbal comunication is to
make online purchase. use language to convey information clearly and
1. purchase 2. customers concisely,
3. Retail 4. choise 1. comunication 2. concisely
59. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 3. convey 4. language
given sentence. 64. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
And with modern technology, it would be given sentence.
possible to distribute lesure justly without injury The patient was conscious after the surgary.
to civilization. 1. patient 2. conscious
1. Possible 2. Technology 3.after 4. surgary

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65. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 70. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
given sentence. given sentence.
According to the Finance Minister, this will Though this is undoutedly the greatest dictionary
provide the digital economy a new demension. ever assembled, it is not designed for lexical
1. provide 2. According analyser.
3. demension. 4. economy 1. designed 2. Though
66. Select the incorrectly spelt word &om the 3. dictionary 4. undoutedly
given sentence. 71. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
The experiences gained by the Americans In the given sentence.
Civil War helped to conferm this preconception. He added that time has come when
1. conferm 2. experiences responsibility should be fised for such incidents.
3. gained 4. preconception 1. responsibility 2. added
67. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 3. fised 4. incidents
given sentence. 72. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
Common sense, uncontrovursial ideas tend to given sentence.
diminish when attention has moved elsewhere. A vivacous and attractive blonde. Mary had no
1. sense 2. attention shortage of male admirers.
3. uncontrovursial 4. diminish 1. admirers 2. vivacous
68. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 3. attractive 4. shortage
given sentence. 73. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
A tool designed for an innocuous purpose can given sentence.
be easily used for the same function but with a More than once in the course of my
far different aplication hi questionaire, I have questioned about your love
mind. for the country and culture.
1. Innocuous 2. Function 1. questioned 2. course
3. Aplication 4. Designed 3. culture 4. questionaire
69. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 74. Select the incorrectly spelt word &om the
given sentence. given sentence.
She found fault in every sentence of the exercise A strong business acumen and entreprenurial
sheet that I asimilated from prior observations. fire have always separated him from his peers.
1. fault 2. asimilated 1 peers
3. prior 4. exercise 2. entreprenurial
3. acumen
4. business

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75. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 80. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
given sentence. given sentence.
Kids who weren't restrained at all defmitly Ricords of temperature, rainfall and critics’
suffered the consequences. ratings were used as yardsticks by the
1. defnitly 2.. restrained researchers.
3. suffered 4. consequences 1. temperature 2. yardsticks
76. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 3. ricords 4. researchers
given sentence. 81.Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
I am studying about insects in zoology, and I given sentence.
have learned many things about butterflys. The aboriginal tribes of Australia are of a low-
1. learned 2. butterflys class black race, but generally piecefill and
3. insects 4. studying inoffensive in their habits.
77. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 1. aboriginal 2. inoffensive
given sentence. 3. pieceful 4. their
The German advance that ended in this dibacle 82. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
has been the costliest defeat in point of given sentence.
materials that they have yet Her thought of him was vage, nebulous, and
suffered. taking many forms.
1. dibacle 2. materials 1. thought 2. forms 3. vage 4. nebulous
3. advance 4. costliest 83. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
78. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the given sentence.
given sentence. At this important junctur, we asked several
He made several excrsions in the tribal habitats experts from different fields what their burning
there. question about the
1. excrsions 2.habitats coronavirus is.
3. tribal 4. several 1. question 2. burning
79. Select the incorrectly spelt word horn the 3. fields 4. junctur
given sentence. 84.Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
As he got older, the two stoped going to the given sentence.
park, and their relationship began to deteriorate. She was one of the wealthiest women in the
1. deteriorate world and certainly the most ecentric noble of
2. older her time.
3. relationship 1. noble 2. certainly
4. stoped 3. ecentric 4. wealthiest

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85. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the rites today.
given sentence. 1. today 2. asured 3. perform 4. rites
The most notorious serial killer of the 19th 91. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
century remains known only by the psudonym of given sentence.
Jack the Ripper. Although Marie Curie eventually suffered a fatal
1. century 2. notorious 3. psudonym 4. serial illness from her long exposur to radium, she
86. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the never became disillusioned about her work.
given sentence. 1. eventually 2. exposur
Despite inhuriting his father’s principality, Babur 3. disillusioned 4. Although
had to flee from his own kingdom. 92. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
1. Inhuriting 2. Despite given sentence.
3. principality 4. flee Wet winters and hot, dry sumers tend to create
87.Select the incorrectly spelt word from the better quality wine.
given sentence. 1. winters 2. create 3. sumers 4. quality
Marie was stunned by this horrible misfortune 93. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
and endured heartbreaking anguesh. given sentence.
1. anguesh 2. endured Soon he was literally a fugetive, in the midst of
3. misfortune 4. stunned both an internecine fight among the Timurids
88. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the and a snuggle between them and the rising
given sentence. Uzbek.
Leisure is esential to civilization, and in former 1. midst 2. struggle 3. fugetive 4. literally
times leisure for the few was only rendered 94. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
possible by the labours of the many. given sentence.
1. esential 2. possible It's one thing to adress, and another thing to
3. Leisure 4. rendered inundate students with information.
89. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the 1. adress 2. students 3. inundate 4. information
given sentence. 95. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the
Some people regard a fear of new things as an given sentence.
unmistakable sign of a provincial atitude. When we reach home after travelling for weaks.
1. provincial 2. atitude the home is the same, but something in our
3. Some 4. unmistakable minds has changed, and that changes
90. Select the incorrectly spelt word from the everything.
given sentence. 1. everything 2. travelling
Father Costello asured me that he’ll perform the 3. changed 4. weaks

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Correctly Spelt Word ANSWERS

1. C 22. A 43. B 64. B 85. B 106. A

2. B 23. C 44. B 65. C 86. D 107. B

3. D 24. B 45. C 66. D 87. B 108. A

4. C 25. D 46. B 67. C 88. D 109. A

5. B 26. A 47. A 68. D 89. B 110. C

6. A 27. A 48. B 69. A 90. D 111. D

7. D 28. B 49. C 70. B 91. A 112. A

8. A 29. B 50. D 71. A 92. A 113. A

9. A 30. C 51. B 72. A 93. B 114. D

10. A 31. A 52. B 73. C 94. D 115. C

11. D 32. C 53. B 74. C 95. D 116. D

12. C 33. C 54. A 75. D 96. B 117. A

13. B 34. D 55. C 76. B 97. D 118. D

14. C 35. B 56. C 77. D 98. C 119. A

15. A 36. D 57. A 78. C 99. C 120. B

16. D 37. C 58. A 79. D 100. D 121. A

17. A 38. A 59. A 80. D 101. B 122. A

18. C 39. C 60. C 81. C 102. A 123. D

19. D 40. B 61. D 82. C 103. D 124. D

20. C 41. D 62. A 83. C 104. A 125. C

21. C 42. B 63. A 84. A 105. B 126. B

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127. D 149. A 171. D 193. C 215. D 237. B

128. A 150. A 172. C 194. A 216. B 238. D

129. A 151. C 173. D 195. B 217. D 239. B

130. B 152. D 174. D 196. C 218. D 240. C

131. A 153. A 175. D 197. C 219. C 241. D

132. B 154. B 176. A 198. D 220. D 242. D

133. A 155. B 177. C 199. C 221. C 243. B

134. D 156. D 178. C 200. A 222. B 244. A

135. A 157. B 179. D 201. C 223. B 245. A

136. A 158. B 180. A 202. B 224. A 246. A

137. C 159. D 181. A 203. C 225. D 247. B

138. A 160. B 182. C 204. D 226. A 248. A

139. A 161. B 183. A 205. D 227. D 249. D

140. A 162. B 184. D 206. D 228. B 250. B

141. A 163. C 185. A 207. D 229. B 251. A

142. A 164. B 186. C 208. D 230. C 252. A

143. B 165. A 187. A 209. A 231. D 253. C

144. A 166. D 188. D 210. D 232. D 254. B

145. B 167. B 189. D 211. C 233. C 255. B

146. D 168. A 190. C 212. B 234. B 256. D

147. B 169. A 191. D 213. D 235. C 257. C

148. B 170. D 192. D 214. B 236. A 258. B

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259. D 281. C 303. B 325. A 347. C 369. B

260. B 282. D 304. C 326. D 348. A 370. C

261. B 283. A 305. C 327. D 349. D 371. A

262. D 284. B 306. C 328. A 350. C 372. D

263. D 285. D 307. A 329. C 351. A 373. A

264. C 286. D 308. C 330. C 352. B 374. D

265. B 287. C 309. B 331. D 353. B 375. A

266. A 288. A 310. D 332. C 354. D 376. D

267. B 289. D 311. C 333. B 355. B 377. C

268. C 290. B 312. A 334. A 356. A 378. C

269. D 291. C 313. B 335. A 357. B 379. B

270. B 292. C 314. C 336. D 358. C 380. D

271. B 293. A 315. C 337. D 359. D 381. B

272. A 294. C 316. C 338. A 360. A 382. C

273. D 295. D 317. D 339. B 361. A 383. C

274. B 296. A 318. A 340. C 362. C 384. B

275. C 297. A 319. B 341. A 363. D 385. C

276. B 298. B 320. B 342. D 364. A 386. C

277. C 299. D 321. B 343. A 365. C 387. B

278. A 300. C 322. C 344. A 366. B 388. A

279. B 301. D 323. B 345. A 367. D 389. D

280. C 302. B 324. D 346. D 368. C 390. A

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391. C 413. C 435. A 457. C 479. C 501. C

392. A 414. C 436. D 458. A 480. A 502. B

393. C 415. A 437. C 459. B 481. D 503. C

394. A 416. D 438. D 460. D 482. B 504. A

395. B 417. C 439. D 461. D 483. C 505. A

396. D 418. A 440. D 462. B 484. A 506. B

397. D 419. B 441. B 463. A 485. B 507. A

398. A 420. B 442. D 464. A 486. A 508. D

399. A 421. D 443. A 465. C 487. A 509. C

400. C 422. A 444. A 466. C 488. B 510. B

401. B 423. C 445. C 467. B 489. D 511. B

402. C 424. D 446. D 468. C 490. C 512. B

403. D 425. A 447. A 469. D 491. B 513. A

404. A 426. A 448. B 470. C 492. D 514. A

405. B 427. D 449. D 471. D 493. D 515. A

406. B 428. C 450. A 472. D 494. A 516. B

407. D 429. C 451. C 473. B 495. B 517. A

408. C 430. B 452. B 474. D 496. A 518. D

409. B 431. D 453. D 475. B 497. A 519. A

410. D 432. B 454. C 476. B 498. B 520. A

411. C 433. A 455. A 477. C 499. A 521. A

412. A 434. C 456. A 478. D 500. A 522. A

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523. D 532. D 541. B 550. D 559. C 568. B

524. A 533. D 542. C 551. A 560. D 569. C

525. D 534. C 543. C 552. A 561. A 570. A

526. A 535. C 544. B 553. A 562. D 571. D

527. D 536. D 545. C 554. A 563. C 572. D

528. A 537. D 546. D 555. D 564. A 573. B

529. A 538. D 547. C 556. B 565. D 574. D

530. D 539. D 548. B 557. C 566. C 575. D

531. B 540. A 549. A 558. B 567. B

Wrongly Spelt Word Ans


1. C 11. B 21. B 31. A 41. C 51. B

2. C 12. C 22. B 32. C 42. A 52. C

3. D 13. D 23. D 33. B 43. A 53. D

4. D 14. B 24. B 34. C 44. D 54. A

5. D 15. C 25. B 35. B 45. A 55. D

6. D 16. A 26. A 36. A 46. A 56. B

7. C 17. A 27. C 37. D 47. D 57. B

8. D 18. A 28. C 38. C 48. B 58. D

9. C 19. B 29. C 39. C 49. D 59. C

10. A 20. A 30. C 40. A 50. D 60. D

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61. C 82. A 103. A 124. A 145. A 166. D

62. C 83. C 104. B 125. B 146. C 167. C

63. A 84. C 105. D 126. B 147. B 168. D

64. C 85. D 106. A 127. D 148. A 169. C

65. B 86. A 107. C 128. D 149. B 170. A

66. A 87. B 108. B 129. D 150. D 171. D

67. C 88. D 109. A 130. A 151. B 172. D

68. B 89. B 110. C 131. A 152. D 173. A

69. B 90. D 111. A 132. C 153. A 174. C

70. C 91. B 112. C 133. B 154. B 175. B

71. C 92. C 113. B 134. A 155. D 176. C

72. D 93. A 114. D 135. D 156. B 177. A

73. D 94. B 115. B 136. A 157. C 178. D

74. D 95. C 116. C 137. D 158. A 179. B

75. B 96. C 117. D 138. D 159. D 180. B

76. A 97. B 118. B 139. A 160. C 181. C

77. C 98. D 119. B 140. D 161. B 182. A

78. C 99. A 120. C 141. D 162. B 183. B

79. A 100. C 121. B 142. A 163. A 184. C

80. D 101. C 122. D 143. D 164. B 185. B

81. B 102. B 123. D 144. A 165. A 186. D

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187. A 208. C 229. A 250. D 271. A 292. C

188. B 209. C 230. A 251. D 272. A 293. D

189. B 210. D 231. A 252. A 273. D 294. B

190. C 211. C 232. D 253. D 274. B 295. C

191. C 212. C 233. C 254. B 275. D 296. A

192. C 213. A 234. D 255. A 276. A 297. D

193. D 214. A 235. B 256. D 277. C 298. C

194. B 215. B 236. A 257. A 278. D 299. D

195. B 216. C 237. B 258. A 279. D 300. B

196. B 217. B 238. A 259. D 280. C 301. D

197. B 218. B 239. D 260. A 281. C 302. B

198. D 219. D 240. D 261. D 282. A 303. B

199. B 220. D 241. A 262. C 283. B 304. C

200. A 221. D 242. C 263. D 284. D 305. B

201. C 222. A 243. C 264. C 285. A 306. D

202. B 223. B 244. D 265. D 286. B 307. B

203. D 224. A 245. A 266. A 287. A 308. A

204. D 225. D 246. C 267. B 288. B 309. B

205. C 226. D 247. D 268. D 289. D 310. A

206. C 227. B 248. D 269. D 290. D 311. C

207. C 228. D 249. A 270. A 291. D 312. A

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313. C 334. B 355. C 376. B 397. B 418. D

314. C 335. D 356. D 377. D 398. A 419. C

315. D 336. C 357. A 378. C 399. D 420. D

316. D 337. A 358. A 379. D 400. A 421. D

317. A 338. A 359. D 380. B 401. A 422. C

318. B 339. A 360. B 381. A 402. A 423. C

319. A 340. D 361. D 382. D 403. A 424. C

320. B 341. B 362. B 383. B 404. C 425. B

321. C 342. C 363. C 384. A 405. A 426. D

322. A 343. D 364. B 385. C 406. B 427. B

323. C 344. C 365. C 386. B 407. C 428. A

324. C 345. C 366. D 387. B 408. D 429. B

325. C 346. D 367. A 388. D 409. B 430. D

326. A 347. A 368. B 389. A 410. B 431. B

327. A 348. C 369. A 390. B 411. B 432. B

328. A 349. B 370. B 391. C 412. C 433. D

329. D 350. D 371. B 392. C 413. D 434. B

330. B 351. A 372. D 393. B 414. C 435. A

331. A 352. D 373. A 394. A 415. B 436. A

332. C 353. B 374. B 395. D 416. B 437. A

333. A 354. D 375. B 396. D 417. D 438. B

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439. B 460. C 481. A 502. C 523. A 544. D

440. B 461. C 482. C 503. C 524. D 545. D

441. D 462. A 483. B 504. B 525. B 546. D

442. C 463. C 484. C 505. D 526. A 547. D

443. B 464. B 485. C 506. A 527. C 548. B

444. B 465. B 486. B 507. B 528. A 549. D

445. B 466. A 487. B 508. C 529. D 550. C

446. B 467. A 488. C 509. C 530. B 551. A

447. A 468. A 489. C 510. D 531. D 552. D

448. C 469. D 490. C 511. B 532. A 553. A

449. D 470. A 491. C 512. B 533. C 554. C

450. A 471. C 492. C 513. D 534. D 555. C

451. A 472. C 493. C 514. D 535. B 556. B

452. B 473. D 494. C 515. C 536. D 557. A

453. D 474. C 495. A 516. B 537. D 558. C

454. C 475. A 496. A 517. D 538. D 559. A

455. C 476. B 497. A 518. C 539. C 560. B

456. D 477. D 498. B 519. A 540. B 561. A

457. C 478. C 499. B 520. D 541. D 562. D

458. B 479. D 500. D 521. A 542. B 563. D

459. C 480. A 501. A 522. C 543. C 564. C

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565. D 573. B 581. B 589. D 597. D 605. B

566. C 574. D 582. C 590. C 598. D 606. A

567. B 575. B 583. B 591. B 599. B 607. D

568. A 576. B 584. B 592. C 600. C 608. C

569. A 577. A 585. D 593. D 601. C

570. C 578. D 586. A 594. C 602. A

571. A 579. B 587. B 595. D 603. C

572. D 580. C 588. B 596. C 604. B

New Pattern Spelling Errors Ans:

1. 2 12. 4 23. 1 34. 1 45. 1 56. 4

2. 3 13. 4 24. 2 35. 1 46. 3 57. 1

3. 3 14. 1 25. 3 36.2 47. 1 58. 2

4. 1 15. 4 26. 2 37. 1 48. 3 59. 3

5. 4 16. 1 27. 3 38. 1 49. 1 60. 3

6. 2 17. 1 28. 2 39. 1 50. 1 61. 2

7. 3 18. 4 29. 4 40. 3 51. 2 62. 1

8. 3 19. 3 30. 1 41. 2 52. 3 63. 4

9. 3 20. 2 31. 3 42. 4 53. 2 64. 4

10. 2 21. 2 32. 3 43. 1 54. 2 65. 3

11. 4 22. 1 33. 2 44. 1 55. 2 66. 1

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67. 1 88. 2 109. 3 130. 2

68. 2 89. 2 110. 2 131. 3

69. 4 90. 2 111. 3 132. 4

70. 4 91. 2 112. 3 133. 3

71. 1 92. 4 113. 4 134. 3

72. 3 93. 3 114. 3 135. 4

73. 4 94. 4 115. 1 136. 1

74. 2 95. 2 116. 2 137. 4

75. 4 96. 3 117. 3 138. 4

76. 3 97. 2 118. 2 139. 3

77. 4 98. 4 119. 1 140. 1

78. 1 99. 4 120. 2 141. 4

79. 1 100. 1 121. 4 142. 2

80. 4 101. 4 122. 1 143. 3

81. 4 102. 4 123. 2

82. 3 103. 1 124. 4

83. 1 104. 3 125. 1

84. 1 105. 4 126. 2

85. 1 106. 3 127. 1

86. 2 107. 3 128. 2

87. 4 108. 1 129. 4

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SSC GD Spelling Error 34. 1 68. 3
1. 1 35. 1 69. 2
2. 4 36. 1 70. 4
3. 2 37. 1 71. 3
4. 3 38. 3 72. 2
5. 3 39. 4 73. 4
6. 1 40. 4 74. 2
7. 1 41. 2 75. 1
8. 3 42. 2 76. 2
9. 2 43. 4 77. 1
10. 2 44. 4 78. 1
11. 3 45. 4 79. 4
12. 3 46. 2 80. 3
13. 3 47. 4 81. 3
14. 4 48. 3 82. 3
15. 1 49. 3 83. 4
16. 4 50. 4 84. 3
17. 1 51. 3 85. 3
18. 1 52. 4 86. 1
19. 4 53. 3 87. 1
20. 3 54. 2 88. 1
21. 1 55. 2 89. 2
22. 3 56. 1 90. 2
23. 3 57. 1 91. 2
24. 4 58. 4 92. 3
25. 4 59. 4 93. 3
26. 4 60. 3 94. 1
27. 3 61. 2 95. 4
28. 2 62. 3
29. 3 63. 1
30. 3 64. 4
31. 4 65. 3
32. 3 66. 1
33. 4 67. 3

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