Fourth Grade Spelling Practice Quiz

Apple is the standard and correct spelling for the fruit. The other options rearrange or omit letters, making them incorrect.

House is spelled correctly and is commonly used to denote a place where people live. The alternatives are common misspellings with incorrect vowel usage.

School is the proper spelling taught early in education. The other options shuffle letters, resulting in misspellings.

Night is the correct standard spelling describing the time after sunset. The alternatives are either informal or incorrect rearrangements of the letters.

Friend is the correct spelling meaning a companion. The other options mix up the letter order or use a completely different term.

Because is spelled with the correct sequence of letters to convey reason. The other variants omit or misplace essential vowels.

Tomorrow is spelled with one 'm' in the middle and two 'r's near the end. The other options misplace or add extra letters.

Elephant is the proper spelling for the animal known for its trunk and large ears. The distractors include common errors in vowel arrangement.

Favorite is the standard American English spelling for this word. The other options either use British spelling or are jumbled forms.

Receive is the correct spelling, following the common 'i before e' rule with its exception. The other options mix up the sequence of vowels.

Separate is the correctly spelled form, with the right placement of vowels. The alternatives represent common mistakes made when pronouncing the word.

Scissors is the correct spelling with the appropriate double letters in the middle. The other options miss one or more required letters.

Believe is spelled with the 'i' before 'e', which distinguishes it from its common misspellings. The alternatives rearrange these vowels incorrectly.

Vegetable is spelled with an 'e' after the 'g' and before the 't', following the correct sequence. The distractors modify or misplace vowels.

Chocolate is the proper spelling of the word, with all letters in the correct order. The other variants omit or duplicate letters incorrectly.

Accommodate is correctly spelled with double 'c' and double 'm'. The other options omit one of these key letters, leading to frequent misspellings.

Embarrass has the proper formation with two 'r's and two 's's, which is key to its correct spelling. The distractor options fail to include all the necessary letters.

Pronunciation is spelled correctly with the proper arrangement of vowels and consonants. The other options introduce extra letters or alter the sequence.

Conscience is spelled with the accurate combination of letters that reflects its Latin roots. The missteps in the other choices involve misplaced vowels and consonants.

Exaggerate is the correct spelling, retaining the proper sequence and number of letters. The other alternatives misplace or duplicate letters improperly, leading to common misspellings.