Today’s five spelling questions were collected from three dated quiz websites. Answers were checked against dictionary entries, and the explanations are original. This is an online-curated set, not a capture from our own Telenor SIM. Two questions have conflicting source options: match the complete spelling in your app before answering.
Business is written b-u-s-i-n-e-s-s. Keep the i after s and the double s at the end. Pronunciation can make the middle vowel easy to miss, but “buisness”, “bussiness”, and “busines” are not the standard spelling.
App options need a careful check: two source sites show the choices shown here, but a third lists four misspellings. The standard spelling is checked; the exact choices and app acceptance have not been confirmed on a SIM. If this spelling is absent in your app, do not choose a similar-looking option.
Aenviroment
environmentCorrect answer
Cenvirenment
Denvironement
Why this answer?
Environment contains the n before m: environ + ment. “Enviroment” drops that n; “envirenment” changes a vowel; “environement” inserts an extra e. Select the exact word environment if it appears in your app.
Experience is written e-x-p-e-r-i-e-n-c-e. It ends in ence, with c before the final e. “Experiense” substitutes s for c, so it is not correct even though one quiz site highlighted it. Compare the whole word, not its option letter.
App options need a careful check: two source sites show the choices shown here, but a third lists four misspellings. The standard spelling is checked; the exact choices and app acceptance have not been confirmed on a SIM. If this spelling is absent in your app, do not choose a similar-looking option.
opportunityCorrect answer
Boppurtunity
Coportunity
Doppertunity
Why this answer?
Opportunity has two p letters and the sequence ortunity: o-p-p-o-r-t-u-n-i-t-y. “Oportunity” loses a p, while “oppurtunity” and “oppertunity” replace the o after pp. Check every letter before submitting.
Achievement comes from achieve + ment. The spelling keeps ie in achieve and keeps its final e before ment: a-c-h-i-e-v-e-m-e-n-t. The distractors either reverse ie or omit a letter.