A Spelling Expert Should Be Able to Get 29/35 on This Quiz. Can You?

Mississippi is considered a grade-6 spelling word. Many people get it wrong, however.

A deep, dark, cave for example, that's an abyss. It's easy to get it wrong.

The second month of the year, if your birthday is then, you should know how to spell it.

Another one that people often get wrong. Remember, it is two b's. The way you say it is the way you spell it.

A grade-8 equivalent spelling word, gorgeous is very easy to misspell. It means beautiful.

A grade-9 level equivalent spelling word, correspondence refers to mail about a particular subject, in general.

To move into position. This is a 7th-grade equivalent spelling word.

Hope you got this one right, because as a grade-9 spelling word, it is tough.

A 7th-grade equivalent spelling word, a quotation is given for a service you want delivered or a product you want to buy.

To accommodate someone is to put up with their wishes, even though you might not agree with them. It can also mean finding a place to stay.

Pneumonia is the equivalent of an 8th-graders spelling knowledge.

Very easy to mess up the spelling of superintendent, with some of the e's sounding like a's.

A missing r is often the most common misspelling of corroborate. This is a 9th-grade equivalent word for spelling tests.

An 8th-grade level work, unenforceable is easily misspelled. It means impossible to enforce

Impasse means a situation where progress has come to a halt. 9th-graders should be able to spell this.

Seventh-graders will get words such as unnecessary in a spelling bee. It's easy to mess it up!

Susceptible is a really tough word to spell, even for 8th-graders ... and adults.

Now that's an easy one to get wrong. An onomatopoeia is a word that formed from a sound, for instance sizzle or cuckoo.

A grade-8 spelling word, miscellaneous is easy to mess up, especially with the "u" after the "o" as well as the double "l."

A difficult word for a 9th-grader, how do you think you fared spelling it?

There are many areas to make mistakes on when spelling vigorously, especially following the "r."

Phenomenon is a very difficult word to spell! It is an 8th-grade equivalent word. Hope you managed it!

This 9th-grade level spelling word is a tricky one for sure. Always remember the double "c!"

It seems a simple word to spell, but you will see how many people can get it wrong. This is a grade-7 spelling word.

Even some florists don't know how to spell chrysanthemum! That's a tough one! Believe it or not, it's only a grade-8 spelling word!

There are so many ways to trip up spelling consciousness. Even saying it slowly can just confuse you.

A real tough one, that's why it is a 9-grade spelling word. "E" can easily be substituted with "I" because of the similar sound, for example.

To provide adult supervision. A difficult one to spell, is this 9th-grade word.

Something you would do to a spy, just don't ask him to spell it! Again, a tough one.

Misdemeanor is very easy to mispell. In fact, the British add a "u" after the last "o." People often change the "s" for a "z." This is a grade-8 spelling word.

Elementary, right? This is a grade-7 spelling word and it can be a little tricky.

We prefer to say jail. It's just easier to spell.

That's a doozy! Yes, 9th-graders have to know how to spell it. It has so many areas that can catch you out, however.

Only an optimist would get this right ... only joking. You got it, didn't you? This is a grade-8 level spelling word.

Can pediatricians spell their profession? This grade-9 level word is difficult.