Spelling – Identify the one misspelled word among options A–D, or choose “All correct” if every option is correctly spelled. A) Approach B) Compartment C) Restaurant D) Municipality

Introduction / Context:
This spelling check asks whether any of the four everyday nouns is misspelled. Sometimes, none are wrong; in that case, “All correct” is the right choice. The challenge is resisting overcorrection when faced with foreign-origin spellings (notably French) and compound formations.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Words: Approach, Compartment, Restaurant, Municipality.
• Potential traps: “restaurant” retains the French-influenced “au”; “municipality” keeps “ci-pal-i-ty”.

Concept / Approach:
Validate each against morphological patterns: “approach” (ap-proach), “compartment” (com-part-ment), “restaurant” (res-tau-rant), “municipality” (mu-ni-ci-pal-i-ty). All match standard spellings in British/International and American English.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
Pronunciation can mislead (many say /ˈrɛstrɒnt/ dropping syllables), but orthography preserves “restau-”. All major dictionaries confirm these spellings.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
There is no wrong option here; each word is spelled correctly.

Common Pitfalls:
Altering “restaurant” to restorant or “municipality” to munispality. Avoid phonetic respellings; rely on known morphemes.

Final Answer:
All correct