1. Marriage
   Marraige
2. Marreige
   Marrage

Weddings may include Elvis impersonators, pastors or best friends, but a marriage exists between the two people who entered into the commitment. A marriage license seals the deal!

1. License
   Lisense
2. Licinse
   Lisinze

In most states, you can get a learner's permit somewhere around the age of 15, followed by a driver's license at age 16. Every few years, you have to renew your license and update any information that has changed.

1. Address
   Adress
2. Addres
   Addriss

Delivered in 1863 on a battlefield near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Abraham Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" is considered to be one of the greatest speeches ever given, even at a mere 272 words long.

1. Pieno
   Paino
2. Piano
   Peano

A regular-sized piano has 88 keys, but that doesn't mean they all do. Some varieties, such as electronic keyboards, may come in models with as few as 25 keys or as many as 61.

1. Diarry
   Diary
2. Dairy
   Diery

Most diaries (that's plural for diary, don't you know) are considered "top secret" information by their owners. Diaries are books of blank paper used to jot down personal thoughts or feelings, sometimes sealed with a lock.

1. Carraige
   Carriage
2. Carrage
   Careage

If you've never ridden in a carriage, don't worry, you're not alone. We're not sure how comfy a pumpkin turned into one would be, but Cinderella's Fairy Godmother made it happen.

1. Bowquet
   Bokay
2. Boquet
   Bouquet

Floral bouquets are a popular gift to celebrate certain occasions, such as birthdays, anniversaries and holidays like Valentine's Day. Bouquets are simply assortments of flowers bundled together.

1. Colege
   College
2. Collage
   Caulege

Many people opt for either a two-year or even four-year college degree after high school, while others enter vocational training or start working right away. Whatever you are, be a good one, that's all we have to say.

1. Dictianery
   Dictshinary
2. Dictionery
   Dictionary

Do you wish you had a dictionary right now? We bet you do! Dictionaries used to be common in print form in homes and offices, but with the internet today, you have a million "dictionaries" literally at your fingertips at all times.

1. Instramint
   Insterment
2. Instrument
   Insturment

Beethoven not only was a composer, but a talented musician. While the piano was his instrument of choice, he earned a living playing viola for three years. He continued to compose and play even after losing his hearing, a truly remarkable feat.

1. Chandeleer
   Shandalier
2. Chandelier
   Shandaleer

Sia's song about swinging from a chandelier might be a thinly veiled reference to partying ... a lot of partying. We're all in favor of having a good time, but just keep it safe, please!

1. Whistle
   Whisel
2. Whistel
   Wissle

Snow White approached household chores with a better attitude than most of us, whistling while she worked. Maybe we need to get her help with our vacuuming task from earlier in this quiz.

1. Scisors
   Sicissors
2. Scissors
   Scisorrs

We've come a long way from the blunt-tipped scissors we were handed in kindergarten to cut construction paper. Today, scissors vary based on their intended function, from kitchen shears to those ideal for cutting fabric.

1. Chocalate
   Chocolate
2. Choclate
   Choclete

Is there anything better than chocolate? Chocolate can turn a bad day around and make a good day even better, if you ask us. Dark, milk or white – we're a fan of any and all varieties!

1. Bananas
   Bannanas
2. Banannas
   Baananas

Believe it or not, bananas are a member of the berry family (while raspberries are not)! They are quite high in potassium, as well as vitamins C and B6, making them a good addition to an individual's diet.

1. Amfibian
   Anphibian
2. Amphibian
   Anfibian

The amphibian exhibit at the zoo is always a well-attended display, full of jumpy, scaly critters like frogs, toads and salamanders. By design, you'll find amphibians around water, which is necessary for their survival.

1. Missletoe
   Misseltow
2. Mistletoe
   Missiletow

It's where Mommy got caught kissing Santa Claus, and where you're likely to also get caught if you hang out underneath it too long. True mistletoe is actually a parasite that grows on other trees and shrubs.

1. Gauge
   Gage
2. Gouge
   Guage

Cars have changed a lot over the years, but one thing that hasn't changed in most models is a variety of gauges – speedometers, tachometers, fuel, pressure, etc. – that appear on a vehicle's dashboard.

1. Esstuary
   Estuary
2. Estuwarry
   Estuwary

An estuary is the exact area where a river and an ocean meet. This causes freshwater to merge with saltwater, creating a unique environment. A good example of one is the San Francisco Bay.

1. Laberatory
   Labretory
2. Labratory
   Laboratory

Laboratories around the world do things like analyze blood samples, look for cures for diseases and even test DNA profiles to help identify an individual's ancestry. Many of these functions are carried out by scientists and trained technicians.

1. Crockodille
   Crockodile
2. Crocadile
   Crocodile

Known as "Tick-Tock the Crocodile" in Peter Pan, the reptile earned its name for the clock it swallowed. This caused him to give off a tell-tale "tick-tock" sound as he approached, which is not great for hunting expeditions.

1. Vegatables
   Vegetables
2. Vegtables
   Veggtables

Most children don't like them and most adults just tolerate them. But, a grandma (and pastor!) in a web video caused vegetables to go viral when she sang about them several years ago.

1. Thermomiter
   Thermometer
2. Thirmometir
   Thermometter

There are many different types of thermometers out there, including varieties that tell us what the temperature is outside as well as versions that allow us to take our own temperature when we're feeling under the weather.

1. Jewlry
   Jewelry
2. Jewlery
   Jewellry

Rings, bracelets, necklaces and brooches ... we love anything with the right dose of sparkle. The Hope Diamond, on display at the National Museum of Natural History, still holds the title of the world's most expensive piece of jewelry.

1. Cattepiler
   Cattapilar
2. Catapiller
   Caterpillar

Caterpillars turn into butterflies through a process known as metamorphosis (another tricky word to spell). Most of us aren't crazy about the wiggly leg caterpillar stage, but we sure do think butterflies are lovely.

1. Athlette
   Athleet
2. Athelete
   Athlete

Athletes exists at all levels, from high school and college to professional leagues like the NFL, NBA and MLB. Athletes like Tom Brady, LeBron James and Aaron Judge are some of the top-performing in their respective fields.

1. Avacado
   Avocado
2. Avicado
   Aveycado

It's another one of those words that we pronounce differently from how it's spelled. Avocados are considered part of the berry family and offer many health benefits in addition to being mmm, mmm, tasty.

1. Disert
   Desert
2. Dessert
   Dissert

The only problem with dessert is choosing which of these to eat! The word "dessert" is often misspelled as "desert," which is a hot and sandy place and not a delicious after-dinner treat.

1. Calandar
   Calendar
2. Calander
   Calender

A calendar, whether print or digital, lays out your weeks or months so that you can see what's coming up. Many calendars will also provide designations for holidays, so you know when you can get a little R&R.

1. Camera
   Camara
2. Camerra
   Cammera

Cameras--whether digital or disposable--used to be a staple in a vacationer's carry-on. Today, most of us walk around with a camera all the time--in the form of one or more apps on our smartphones.

1. Comitte
   Committee
2. Comittee
   Commitee

Committees are made of up people who share a similar interest in something specific. For example, a leadership committee in an office might be concerned with a business' overall operations.

1. Gymnist
   Gymnast
2. Jiminst
   Jimnast

Gymnasts are a perfect combination of athleticism, balance, flexibility and coordination. This benefits them in their routines, which range from pommel horses and parallel bars to the balance beam.

1. Lepracan
   Leprachan
2. Leprechaun
   Lepprecaun

Leprechauns aren't real; at least, we don't think they are. They are the product of Irish fairytales, where they're depicted as tiny, bearded creatures who like to cause a wee bit o' trouble.

1. Camoflagge
   Camoflagh
2. Camouflage
   Camoflage

It's no coincidence that both the military and hunters use camouflage when out in the field. Its ability to help conceal the person wearing it makes it ideal for staying out of the line of sight of bad guys and deer.

1. Sattalite
   Sattelite
2. Satelite
   Satellite

The International Space Station, which hovers in orbit above the planet Earth, is perhaps the most well-known satellite for most people. It is jointly used by the U.S., Russia, Japan, Europe and Canada.

1. Marshmallow
   Marshmellow
2. Marshmelow
   Marshmalow

Graham crackers, chocolate bars and a gooey marshmallow all come together in this campfire treat to create the perfect sweet "sandwich." You could probably make them in a microwave, too (not that we'd know).

1. Sergent
   Sergeant
2. Sargent
   Seargeant

This is one of those tricky words to spell because we so frequently see it abbreviated (that's Sgt., to you). The rank of sergeant comes after that of "corporal" in the U.S. military.

1. Vaccuum
   Vacuum
2. Vaccum
   Vackuum

Ugh, is there anything more tedious than running a vacuum? Sure, it's one of those necessary evils, like putting away laundry or walking the dog. But, that still doesn't mean we have to like it.

1. Stayshunerry
   Staytionery
2. Stationary
   Stationery

This one was a bit of a trick question, since both "stationery" and "stationary" are proper spellings of the word. Only "stationery" refers to paper, though, while "stationary" means that something is not moving around.

1. Kaleidoscope
   Kaleidoscope
2. Kaliedascope
   Kallidascope

A kaleidoscope is a pretty cool gadget whether you're a child or an adult. Holding it up to your eye and turning it, you're able to see many different patterns which play off light and colored pieces of glass.