Ultimate Spelling Quiz: Trivia Test!
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- 1.A state of being away or not being present.
- A.
Absents
- B.
Absince
- C.
Absence
- D.
Absense
- E.
Abcense
- 2.Causing annoyance, harm, or trouble.
- A.
Misschievous
- B.
Mischievious
- C.
Mischevus
- D.
Mischievous
- E.
Mischeevous
- 3.Strikingly bright, vivid, or glowing.
- A.
Fluorescent
- B.
Flourescent
- C.
Floorescent
- D.
Fluoresent
- E.
Flourecent
- 4.The ability to judge, make a decision, or form an opinion objectively, authoritatively and wisely, especially in matters affecting action.
- A.
Judgment
- B.
Judgement
- C.
Judgemint
- D.
Jugment
- E.
Judgmeant
- 5.Pertaining to or involving sacrilege.
- A.
Sacrilegous
- B.
Sacrilegeous
- C.
Sacriligious
- D.
Sacrelegious
- E.
Sacrilegious
- 6.Causing great distress or injury; ruinous.
- A.
Disasterous
- B.
Disastrous
- C.
Disastress
- D.
Disasterus
- E.
Disastruss
- 7.Having various qualities, aspects, or subjects.
- A.
Miscellanyous
- B.
Miscellaneous
- C.
Miscellaneuos
- D.
Miscelaneous
- E.
Misscellaneous
- 8.Characteristic of the extremely cold.
- A.
Artic
- B.
Arktic
- C.
Arctick
- D.
Arctic
- E.
Arttic
- 9.Make uncomfortably self-conscious.
- A.
Embarass
- B.
Embarras
- C.
Enbarrass
- D.
Embarrass
- E.
Embaras
- 10.The action, fact, or instance of occurring.
- A.
Occurrence
- B.
Ocurrence
- C.
Occurence
- D.
Ocurence
- E.
Occurrense
- 11.Movement or procedure with uniform or patterned recurrence of a beat or accent.
- A.
Ryhthm
- B.
Rhytm
- C.
Rythm
- D.
Rhyhthm
- E.
Rhythm
- 12.A long series of wanderings or adventures.
- A.
Oddyssey
- B.
Odyssey
- C.
Odssey
- D.
Oddessey
- E.
Odysey
- 13.Full of, characterized by or involving mystery.
- A.
Misterious
- B.
Mysterous
- C.
Mysterious
- D.
Mystereous
- E.
Mystirious
- 14.A period of 1,000 years.
- A.
Millenneum
- B.
Millenium
- C.
Milennium
- D.
Millennium
- E.
Millenniam
- 15.Feeling resentment because of another's success, advantage, etc.
- A.
Jealess
- B.
Jelous
- C.
Jealuos
- D.
Jealous
- E.
Jeallous
- 16.A branch of service of the supreme authority of a state or nation, taken as representing the whole.
- A.
Government
- B.
Goverment
- C.
Governmint
- D.
Governent
- E.
Governement
- 17.Passing from higher to lower in degree or state.
- A.
Descent
- B.
Descint
- C.
Discent
- D.
Dessent
- E.
Desent
- 18.A writer of plays.
- A.
Playright
- B.
Plawright
- C.
Playwright
- D.
Playwrigt
- E.
Playwryght
- 19.Expressing or actuated by gratitude.
- A.
Graetful
- B.
Gratefil
- C.
Greatful
- D.
Gratefull
- E.
Grateful
- 20.Satisfactory or acceptable.
- A.
Allwright
- B.
Al right
- C.
Alright
- D.
Allright
- E.
All right
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