Can you pass this quiz of 4th grade spelling words?

You probably haven’t taken a spelling test since grade school.

If that’s the case, it’s time to change that.

No peeking at a dictionary or Google for this quiz of elementary school level, but surprisingly tricky, words.

For example, cheating on a test of 4th grade spelling words might get you sent to the principal‘s office.

Incorrect spelling can have far-reaching consequences. Take a look at 9 of the most expensive typos in the world.

States have “capital” cities, and countries have “capitals”.

A coincidence? No, but these 8 coincidences are so mind-bending they could actually be the sign of a higher power.

It might sound identical to “allowed,” but “aloud” actually means the same thing as “out loud.”

For example, “I’m not allowed to play my music aloud when my baby brother is sleeping, so I use headphones.”

We live amid a cacophony of daily noise but, as we get older, many of us find that some sounds – such as the telephone ringing – become more difficult to hear.

Fortunately, there are many ways to prevent and overcome such problems, so you’ll be able to enjoy conversation, music and all the sounds you love for years to come.

A “complement” is something that completes or increases the value of something else.

“Complament” isn’t a word at all, but you might think it is because of the way most people pronounce the word.

An insult is still an insult, no matter how subtle. Take a look at 16 of the most insulting compliments some people pepper throughout their conversations.