A Spelling Quiz!
See if you know which is the correct spelling for each of these words:
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Liquify or liquefy
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Cemetary or cemetery
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Minuscule or miniscule
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Judgment or judgment
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Weird or weird
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A lot or a lot
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All right or alright
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Accomodate or accommodate
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Liaison or liason
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Millennium or millenium
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Independent or independent
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Truley or truly
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Grammar or grammer
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Exceed or excede
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Sacreligious or sacrilegious
“T” for Thanksgiving…
Each answer begins with the letter T
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Name four musical instruments that begin with the letter T
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Which three US state capitals begin with the letter T?
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Name five animals of any type that begin with the letter T
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Name one sign of the Zodiac that begins with the letter T
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What are the last names of four US Presidents that begin with T?
Answers
Spelling
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Liquefy
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Cemetery (remember – “She screamed EEE! as she passed the cemetery)
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Minuscule
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Judgment is American spelling; judgement is British spelling
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Weird (remember – “WE are weird”)
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A lot (it’s always two words)
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All right (like All wrong, it’s always two words)
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Accommodate
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Liaison
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Millennium
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Independent
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Truly
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Grammar (remember – “You want A’s in grammar.)
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Exceed
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Sacrilegious