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Spelling quiz worksheet with 20 multiple choice questions where students choose correct spelling from three options per question

Spelling quiz worksheet with 20 multiple choice questions where students choose correct spelling from three options per question

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Here is the correct spelling for each numbered item, with a brief explanation:

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1. forty
Correct spelling: forty
*fourty* and *fourtey* are common misspellings. The word “forty” is spelled without a ‘u’ — it’s an exception to the “i before e” rule and just has to be memorized.

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2. English
Correct spelling: English
*Englesh* and *Anglish* are incorrect. “English” refers to the language or people of England. It starts with “En-”, not “An-” or “Engl-” with a ‘sh’.

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3. split
Correct spelling: split
*splitt* (double t) and *splite* (e at end) are wrong. “Split” is a simple past tense verb that doesn’t double the final consonant or add an ‘e’.

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4. half
Correct spelling: half
*haff* (double f) and *halfe* (adding ‘e’) are incorrect. “Half” is spelled with one ‘f’ and no ‘e’ at the end.

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5. minus
Correct spelling: minus
*minas* and *minnus* are incorrect. “Minus” is the correct term in math for subtraction or negative values.

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6. plus
Correct spelling: plus
*pluss* (double s) and *pluse* (e at end) are wrong. “Plus” is straightforward — just p-l-u-s.

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7. totally
Correct spelling: totally
*toataly* and *totaly* are misspellings. The correct form adds “-ly” to “total”, not “toat” or dropping the second ‘l’.

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8. really
Correct spelling: really
*realy* (missing ‘l’) and *relley* (wrong vowel) are incorrect. “Really” = “real” + “ly”.

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9. finally
Correct spelling: finally
*finaly* (missing ‘l’) and *finnaly* (double n) are wrong. “Finally” = “final” + “ly”.

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10. locally
Correct spelling: locally
*localy* (missing ‘l’) and *locolly* (double l and y) are incorrect. “Locally” = “local” + “ly”.

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11. fresher
Correct spelling: fresher
*freser* (missing ‘h’) and *freshar* (wrong ending) are wrong. “Fresher” is the comparative form of “fresh”.

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12. usher
Correct spelling: usher
*osher* (wrong starting letter) and *ushar* (wrong ending) are incorrect. “Usher” is a person who guides guests — starts with ‘u’, ends with ‘er’.

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13. gusher
Correct spelling: gusher
*gushir* and *gucher* are made-up spellings. “Gusher” = “gush” + “er”.

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14. crusher
Correct spelling: crusher
*crosher* and *crushar* are incorrect. “Crusher” = “crush” + “er”.

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15. flasher
Correct spelling: flasher
*flashar* and *flashor* are wrong. “Flasher” = “flash” + “er”.

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16. balance
Correct spelling: balance
*ballance* (double l) and *ballanse* (wrong ending) are common mistakes. “Balance” has only one ‘l’ and ends in ‘e’.

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17. arithmetic
Correct spelling: arithmetic
*arithmatic* (missing ‘e’) and *arithemetic* (extra ‘e’) are incorrect. This is a tricky word — remember: “a-r-i-t-h-m-e-t-i-c”.

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18. parenthesis
Correct spelling: parenthesis
*parentheses* (plural form) and *parinthesis* (wrong spelling) — note: “parenthesis” is singular; “parentheses” is plural. Since the question lists “parenthesis” as option 1, it’s likely asking for the singular form. So parenthesis is correct here.
*(Note: If you’re referring to more than one, use “parentheses”.)*

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19. bracket
Correct spelling: bracket
*brackit* and *brackett* (double t) are wrong. “Bracket” is spelled with one ‘t’ at the end.

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20. percent
Correct spelling: percent
*persent* (wrong beginning) and *perrcent* (double r and extra c) are incorrect. “Percent” = per + cent.

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Final Answer List:


1. forty
2. English
3. split
4. half
5. minus
6. plus
7. totally
8. really
9. finally
10. locally
11. fresher
12. usher
13. gusher
14. crusher
15. flasher
16. balance
17. arithmetic
18. parenthesis
19. bracket
20. percent

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