The children were fasinated by the glowing fireflies in the dark.
Identifying the Spelling Error in a Sentence
This question asks us to find the sentence that contains a word spelled incorrectly. We need to carefully examine the spelling of each word in the provided options.
Sentence Analysis:
- Option 1: "He explained the experiment in a way that was both clear and engaging." All words in this sentence appear to be spelled correctly.
- Option 2: "She was absolutely intrigued by the magician's clever tricks." This sentence also seems to have correct spelling for all its words.
- Option 3: "The audience sat still, completely hypnotized by the performance." The spelling in this sentence is correct.
- Option 4: "The children were fasinated by the glowing fireflies in the dark." The word "fasinated" is spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is "fascinated".
Correct Spelling:
The word "fascinated" is spelled with an 'sc' instead of just 's'. Therefore, the sentence containing the spelling error is Option 4.
Correct Spelling: fascinated
Incorrect Spelling found: fasinated
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TRANQUILITY
Four words are given, out of which only one word is spelt correctly. Choose the correctly spelt word and click the button corresponding to it
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Select the sentence with no spelling errors.
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