Spelling – Identify the one misspelled word among options A–D, or choose “All correct” if every option is correctly spelled. A) Choclate B) Woolen C) Parliament D) Biscuit

Introduction / Context:
This question checks everyday vocabulary where dropped vowels are common errors. Only one of the four common words is misspelled; your job is to spot it quickly by recalling the full vowel sequence.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Options: Chocolate, Woollen/Woolen, Parliament, Biscuit (as presented).
• Variant note: “Woolen” (AmE) and “Woollen” (BrE) are both accepted; the option “Woolen” is correct.

Concept / Approach:
“Chocolate” contains the medial vowel “o” after “choc-”: cho-co-late. A frequent error is dropping the second “o” → choclate. “Parliament” keeps the silent “i” after “l” (par-lia-ment). “Biscuit” preserves “ui”.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
Slow pronunciation—“CHO-ku-lət”—hides the second “o”, but orthography requires it. Dictionaries: chocolate /ˈtʃɒkələt/ with “oco”.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• Woolen: Accepted regional spelling (AmE).
• Parliament: Correct.
• Biscuit: Correct.

Common Pitfalls:
Dropping unstressed vowels in rapid speech: chocolate, separate, interest, vegetable often lose vowels in pronunciation; do not omit them in spelling.

Final Answer:
Choclate