Language Proficiency and Spelling Mastery Quiz

In this context, 'tack' refers to the action of licking, not to other meanings such as a small sharp nail, a piece of metal in a horse's shoe, or a type of fish.

When you rearrange the letters in 'kick', you get the word 'luck'. The other options do not correspond to any valid word formation.

When completing the phrase 'tuck...', the correct answer is 'back' as in 'tuck back'.

The correct term for a group of gum packs is a 'lock', which refers to a group of gum packs sold or packaged together. The other options do not accurately describe a group of gum packs.

The word 'tick' is the correct answer as it rhymes with 'kick'. The other options do not rhyme with 'kick' and are therefore incorrect.

The correct answer is 'rack' because it is a synonym for stuck, meaning being obstructed or blocked.

Trucks are typically used for transporting large quantities of items, making them a common choice for many industries.

The question is asking for a word that represents a small amount of food eaten between meals, which is 'snack'. The other options do not match the description of the question.

Ducks are known for producing a characteristic 'quack' sound, while 'Moo', 'Woof', and 'Meow' are sounds typically associated with other animals such as cows, dogs, and cats.

The correct answer 'sack' is synonymous with 'bag', while the incorrect answers do not have the same meaning.

Socks are typically worn with shoes to provide comfort and absorb sweat. Loafers are the type of shoes that are often worn without socks, making them a popular choice for a more casual and relaxed look.

The correct answer 'pick' is a synonym for 'rock'. While 'stone', 'pebble', and 'boulder' are all related to rocks, they do not directly answer the question with an alternative word for 'rock'.