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The English language is a tricky one. Even for native speakers, knowing the proper way to spell every word seems like an impossible task. But for those who spend enough time reading and writing will be able to spell even the trickiest words like a breeze. Would you be able to pass a 7th-grade spelliShow More
The English language is a tricky one. Even for native speakers, knowing the proper way to spell every word seems like an impossible task. But for those who spend enough time reading and writing will be able to spell even the trickiest words like a breeze. Would you be able to pass a 7th-grade spelling bee today? Do you read a text and cringe at spelling, grammatical, and mechanical errors? We totally feel you. If you’re the kind of person who has a keen eye for the written word, there is no excuse for you to score less than 12/12 on this spelling quiz. But if you fail to identify even half of these misspelled words, you ought to go back to school or pick up a book! Being able to spell is not only advantageous in the business world, but it is important to the survival of the English language. Take this quiz to see if you would be able to pass this 7th-grade spelling bee!
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: The resistance movement was successful in its seige of the city.
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resistance
successful
seige
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: My colleague said that florescent lights give him headaches.
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colleague
florescent
headaches
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: She felt so embarrassed after what happened that she wanted to dissapear.
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embarrassed
happened
dissapear
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: Despite the conspiracy theories, vaccinated children are not more likely to become aotistic.
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theories
vaccinated
aotistic
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: My aunt said she would definiately accommodate us for our trip to Mississippi.
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definiately
accommodate
Mississippi
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: Her grandmother bought a turquoise duvay cover at the linens store.
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turquoise
duvay
linens
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: The politician said the government will avoid shutdown for the forseeable future.
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politician
government
forseeable
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: My girlfriend wants to go to a Lebanese restaraunt for our anniversary next week. Do you have an suggestions?
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restaraunt
anniversary
suggestions
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: “I can’t wait for tomarrow!” said the young boy. He was looking forward to receiving a surprise in the mail.
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tomarrow
receiving
surprise
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: The beautiful foreign model was from an island in the Carribean.
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foreign
island
Carribean
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: I asked the Portuguese man if his country measures temperature in Farenheit. Apparently all of Europe uses Celsius.
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Portuguese
Farenheit
Celsius
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Which word in this sentence is misspelled: Life as a pharaoh in ancient Egypt may have been glamourous, but luxury was different a millennium ago.
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