Question : Four sentences are given, out of which three have spelling errors. Choose the sentence with all the correctly spelt words.

Option 1: It was a letter that was shot throught with the writer's personality.

Option 2: There is plenty of student accomodation in Edinburgh.

Option 3: He advised the government not to persue a gas deal with that company.

Option 4: Their skilled colleague soon satisfied them that they were wrong.

Question : Four sentences are given, out of which three have spelling errors. Choose the sentence with all the correctly spelt words.

Option 1: They were meant, she says, to be "a public display of your allegaince."

Option 2: They fly around like nobody 's buisness.

Option 3: They also show problem behaviours, like physical aggression and cheating.

Option 4: This guide offers sugestions of capital interest to travelers.

Question : Four sentences are given, out of which three have spelling errors. Choose the sentence with all correctly spelt words.

Option 1: He made the most delicious pumkin pie.

Option 2: The paralel lives of two contemporaries.

Option 3: She took a pair of sissors and cut his hair.

Option 4: I need a strong adhesive.

Question : Four sentences are given, out of which three have spelling errors. Choose the sentence with all correctly spelt words.

Option 1: Thousands protested the election fraud.

Option 2: The teacher told him to watch his grammer.

Option 3: My friend happend by around dinnertime.

Option 4: That was an impressive and an irresistable necklace.

Question : Four sentences are given, out of which three have spelling errors. Choose the sentence with all the correctly spelt words.

Option 1: The extended phenotype is noticeable when we look at parasites.

Option 2: The secretary requested to be informed only as necesary to perform his job.

Option 3: They predicted a similarlly miniscule drop for September.

Option 4: Moving between floors, their journey seems both improbable and inevitible.