SPELLING — Identify the misspelled word among A–D. If all four are correctly spelled, choose E (All correct). Words: A) Logical B) Ludicrucous C) Lovely D) Lonesome

Introduction / Context:
This set includes one deliberately distorted word based on the real adjective “ludicrous.” The others are simple, common adjectives.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• “Logical”: correct.
• “Ludicrucous”: suspect; intended “ludicrous.”
• “Lovely”: correct.
• “Lonesome”: correct.

Concept / Approach:
The correct spelling is “ludicrous” (l-u-d-i-c-r-o-u-s). The presented option introduces an extra syllabic “cu” after “cr,” producing “ludicrucous,” which is not a recognized form.

Step-by-Step Solution:
1) Recall the base from Latin “ludicrum” → English “ludicrous.”2) Confirm that there is no “cu” insertion after “cr.”3) Validate A, C, and D as straightforward correct spellings.

Verification / Alternative check:
Substitute with correct form in a sentence: “That claim is ludicrous.” The error in B becomes obvious when read aloud.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
A, C, D: Correct and common adjectives.E: Not applicable; there is one clear misspelling.

Common Pitfalls:
Adding an extra vowel cluster in consonant groups (cri → cruci). Keep the sequence “-crous” in mind.

Final Answer:
Ludicrucous → correct spelling is “ludicrous”