Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.
Arachic
The question asks us to identify the word that is spelled incorrectly among the given options. Let's examine each word provided:
Based on our analysis, the word 'Arachic' is misspelled. The correct spelling is 'Archaic'. This word is commonly used to describe something belonging to an earlier period, especially as a characteristic of present or past language or style.
Let's list the correct spellings and brief meanings:
Therefore, the word that is incorrectly spelled is 'Arachic'.
| Given Word | Correct Spelling | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Bombastic | Bombastic | Correct |
| Arachic | Archaic | Incorrect |
| Benign | Benign | Correct |
| Artless | Artless | Correct |
| Word Family | Correct Spelling | Meaning Hint |
|---|---|---|
| Archaic | Archaic | Old-fashioned |
| Benign | Benign | Gentle, Not harmful |
| Bombastic | Bombastic | Pompous talk |
| Artless | Artless | Simple, Naive |
Mastering English spelling requires practice and attention to detail. Many words have similar sounds but different spellings and meanings (homophones), or similar spellings but subtle differences that change the meaning or indicate an incorrect form.
Checking for common letter combinations, root words, prefixes, and suffixes can help improve spelling accuracy. For example, recognizing that 'archaic' comes from a root meaning 'ancient' or 'beginning' (like archaeology) can help remember the 'cha' spelling.
Regularly reading diverse texts and using a dictionary to look up words can significantly enhance vocabulary and spelling skills. Pay close attention to words you frequently misspell and practice writing them correctly.
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