Published 14:17 IST, September 13th 2020
Spelling bee quiz: Consider yourself a logophile? Answer these questions to decide
English vocabulary can be really difficult but intriguing at the same time. Take this spelling bee quiz to decide how good you are with words and their spelling
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Reported by: Aditi Sharma
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A spelling bee is a competition in which contestants are asked to guess the right spelling of a word usually with a varying degree of difficulty. To compete, contestants must memorise the spellings of words as written in dictionaries. The concept is thought to have originated in the United States, and spelling bee events, along with variants, are now also held in some other countries around the world. Given below is a spelling bee quiz based on the meanings of the words.
Spelling bee quiz
1. This term refers to a lightweight plain-woven or twilled silk usually printed with a small neat evenly spaced pattern.
- Foulard
- Fuolard
- Fuelard
- Faulerd
2. This word is referred to a system of visual signalling (as between ships) in which the sender holds a flag in each hand and moves his arms to different positions according to a code alphabet.
- Semaphere
- Semapore
- Semaphore
- Semaophere
3. This term refers to a lady’s maid in comedies who acts the part of a coquettish maidservant or frivolous young woman.
- Sobrette
- Soubrete
- Soubreette
- Soubrette
4. What is a yarn or fabric of spun silk is called?
- Schape
- Schappe
- Schapee
- Schepe
5. This term refers to producing happiness; based on the idea of happiness as the proper end of conduct.
- Eudemonic
- Eudeamonic
- Eudaemonic
- Eudeemonic
6. Which word justifies the meaning of the physical or social setting in which something occurs or develops; environment, setting?
- Milieu
- Mileeu
- Melieu
- Meleeu
7. This term refers to an artist who uses the arrangement or treatment of the light and dark parts in a pictorial work of art.
- Chiarocsurist
- Chiaroscurist
- Chieroscurist
- Cheeroscurist
8. What is the term that is given to the person that comes next after or replaces another in an office, position or role?
- Succedaneem
- Succeedaneum
- Succedaneum
- Succeedaneum
9. The term referred to a trend or people having their hair wavy?
- Cymotrichous
- Cymotrichaous
- Cymotricaos
- Cymotrichos
10. What is the art of cutting paper into decorative designs called?
- Scherenschnite
- Scherenschnitte
- Scherenschniite
- Scherenschnette
Spelling bee quiz - answers
- Foulard
- Semaphore
- Soubrette
- Schappe
- Eudaemonic
- Milieu
- Chiaroscurist
- Succedaneum
- Cymotrichous
- Scherenschnitte
Updated 14:17 IST, September 13th 2020