Question 1

Vocabulary Precision — Identify the correctly spelled noun meaning ‘‘calmness and composure’’ (select the standard spelling from Equanimity, Equannimity, Equanimmity, Equinimity) with root-based guidance.

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Given data Meaning cue: calmness, mental composure, evenness of temper. Options: Equanimity, Equannimity, Equanimmity, Equinimity. Concept/Approach Correct spelling is ‘‘equanimity’’ from Latin ‘‘aequus’’ (equal) + ‘‘animus’’ (mind) → equal-mindedness. Option-by-option analysis Equanimity — correct (equa + nimity). ✅Equannimity — extra ‘‘n’’; incorrect.Equanimmity — doubled ‘‘m’’; incorrect.Equinimity — wrong vowel; should be ‘‘equa-’’ not ‘‘equi-’’; incorrect. Memory tip Think ‘‘equal + animus’’ → ‘‘equa + nimity’’ for mental balance. Final Answer Equanimity

Question 2

Spelling Standardization — Choose the correctly spelled past form of ‘‘occur’’ (select from Occured, Occurad, Ocurred, Occurred) with consonant-doubling rule summarized.

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Given data Base verb: occur (to happen). Options: Occured, Occurad, Ocurred, Occurred. Concept/Approach When forming the past of ‘‘occur’’ (a stressed final syllable CVC), the final consonant doubles: occur → occurred (double ‘‘r’’) + ‘‘-ed’’. Option-by-option analysis Occured — missing the doubled ‘‘r’’; incorrect.Occurad — wrong ending; incorrect.Ocurred — missing one ‘‘c’’; incorrect.Occurred — correct (oc + cur + red). ✅ Memory tip Stress on the second syllable ‘‘cur’’ triggers doubling: occur → occurred. Final Answer Occurred

Question 3

English Spelling Accuracy — Choose the correctly spelled standard English word from the list (Swelte, Filpant, Licentious, Puessile); select the valid dictionary form and justify the choice with reasoning for competitive exams.

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Given data Task type: Correct-spelling identification (English vocabulary). Options provided: Swelte, Filpant, Licentious, Puessile. Concept/Approach Compare each option to the accepted dictionary spelling. Only one option must be a valid, commonly used English word without orthographic errors. Option-by-option analysis Swelte — looks like a corruption of ‘‘svelte’’ (meaning slender/elegant). ‘‘Swelte’’ is not a standard spelling; incorrect.Filpant — appears to be a misspelling of ‘‘flippant’’ (carelessly disrespectful). Missing letters and wrong order; incorrect.Licentious — correct spelling; adjective meaning morally unrestrained or sexually promiscuous. ✅Puessile — misspelling of ‘‘puerile’’ (childish). Incorrect form; incorrect. Common pitfalls Near-homophones and lookalikes (e.g., svelte, flippant, puerile) often tempt candidates. Always recall the canonical spellings. Final Answer Licentious

Question 4

Spelling Selection — Identify the correctly spelled English word among lookalikes (Grief, Breif, Recieve, Diceive) and explain why the others are wrong using simple spelling rules.

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Given data Candidates must select the correctly spelled word. Options: Grief, Breif, Recieve, Diceive. Concept/Approach Apply the ‘‘i before e except after c’’ aid and recall common words. Only one option is a standard, error-free spelling. Option-by-option analysis Grief — correct spelling (grief). ✅Breif — letters transposed; correct form is ‘‘brief’’ (brief); this is incorrect.Recieve — incorrect; after ‘‘c’’ the order is ‘‘ei’’ → ‘‘receive’’ (receive).Diceive — incorrect; correct is ‘‘deceive’’ (deceive), not starting with ‘‘di-’’; incorrect in both prefix and vowel order. Common pitfalls Mixing up ‘‘ie/ei’’ and using phonetically plausible but wrong prefixes are frequent errors. Final Answer Grief

Question 5

Vocabulary Spelling Test — From the list (Furnituer, Exampel, Medicine, Sampal) pick the correctly spelled common English noun and justify the choice for exam preparation.

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Given data Select the correctly spelled, standard English noun. Options: Furnituer, Exampel, Medicine, Sampal. Concept/Approach Recognize common words and verify against known spellings; three are deliberately misspelled variants. Option-by-option analysis Furnituer — misspelling of ‘‘furniture’’; letters misordered; incorrect.Exampel — misspelling of ‘‘example’’ (final letters swapped); incorrect.Medicine — correct spelling; a very common English word. ✅Sampal — misspelling of ‘‘sample’’; incorrect. Common pitfalls Do not rely only on sound; check endings like ‘‘-ple’’ and known patterns such as ‘‘-ture’’ in furniture. Final Answer Medicine

Question 6

High-accuracy Spelling — Choose the correctly spelled scientific/technical term (Eflorescence, Efllorescence, Efflorescence, Efflorascence) and explain morphological cues.

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Given data Target word relates to crystallization/mineral growth: ‘‘efflorescence’’. Options: Eflorescence, Efllorescence, Efflorescence, Efflorascence. Concept/Approach Check the standard prefix and root: ‘‘ef(f)-’’ + ‘‘flor’’ (flower) + ‘‘-escence’’ (state/process). Only one matches exactly. Option-by-option analysis Eflorescence — missing one ‘‘f’’ in the prefix; incorrect.Efllorescence — has ‘‘fll’’ sequence; incorrect doubling pattern.Efflorescence — correct spelling with double ‘‘f’’ and ‘‘-escence’’ ending. ✅Efflorascence — wrong suffix; should be ‘‘-escence’’, not ‘‘-ascence’’; incorrect. Common pitfalls Confusion over double consonants and the scientific suffix ‘‘-escence’’ is common—memorize the full chunk. Final Answer Efflorescence

Question 7

Spelling & Meaning — Identify the correctly spelled everyday English noun from the list (Exterminatte, Inexpliccable, Offspring, Reffere) and explain why it is correct.

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Given data Select the correctly spelled word. Options: Exterminatte, Inexpliccable, Offspring, Reffere. Concept/Approach Only one is a correctly spelled standard word; the others contain deliberate doubling or letter errors. Option-by-option analysis Exterminatte — correct spelling is ‘‘exterminate’’ (no double ‘‘t’’ at the end); incorrect.Inexpliccable — correct spelling is ‘‘inexplicable’’ (one ‘‘c’’, ‘‘-able’’); incorrect.Offspring — correct spelling; noun meaning one’s child/children or progeny. ✅Reffere — correct spelling is ‘‘referee’’ (double ‘‘e’’ not double ‘‘f’’); incorrect. Common pitfalls Watch false doubles (cc/tt/ff) and suffix patterns like ‘‘-able’’ or ‘‘-ee’’. Final Answer Offspring

Question 8

Orthography Check — Select the correctly spelled common noun from variations (Occasion, Occassion, Ocasion, Ocassion) and outline the rule about double consonants.

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Given data Word family: occasion (event/time). Options: Occasion, Occassion, Ocasion, Ocassion. Concept/Approach Standard spelling uses double ‘‘c’’ but a single ‘‘s’’: occasion. Option-by-option analysis Occasion — correct: ‘‘occa + sion’’ with single ‘‘s’’. ✅Occassion — wrong double ‘‘s’’; incorrect.Ocasion — missing one ‘‘c’’; incorrect.Ocassion — missing one ‘‘c’’ and doubling ‘‘s’’; incorrect. Common pitfalls Learners often double the ‘‘s’’ by analogy with words like ‘‘possession’’—but the correct ending here is ‘‘-sion’’ with a single ‘‘s’’. Final Answer Occasion

Question 9

Spelling & Word Recognition — Pick the correctly spelled term for a business founder/organiser (Entrepreneur vs. Entrapreneur, Entrepraneur, Enterprenuer) with root-based reasoning.

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Given data Meaning: a person who organizes/operates a business. Options: Entrepreneur, Entrapreneur, Entrepraneur, Enterprenuer. Concept/Approach The correct French-derived spelling is ‘‘entrepreneur’’ (entre + preneur = to undertake). Variants here are phonetic misspellings. Option-by-option analysis Entrepreneur — correct spelling. ✅Entrapreneur — inserted ‘‘a’’ after ‘‘entr-’’; incorrect.Entrepraneur — uses ‘‘-praneur’’ instead of ‘‘-preneur’’; incorrect.Enterprenuer — wrong vowel order in the ending; incorrect. Common pitfalls Do not anglicize the French ending; keep ‘‘-preneur’’ intact. Final Answer Entrepreneur

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