Spellings

Concept: This question tests the correct spelling of a common English word. Step 1: Analyze the options for common spelling patterns and sounds The word in question is "arrogant," meaning having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities. Step 2: Evaluate each spelling
(1) arrogent: Incorrect. The 'a' vowel sound in the last syllable is typically represented by 'a', not 'e', in this word.
(2) arogant: Incorrect. The double 'r' is missing.
(3) arrogant: Correct. This spelling correctly represents the double 'r' and the 'a' in the final syllable.
(4) arogunt: Incorrect. The vowel sound and the ending are incorrect. The correct spelling is arrogant.

Concept: This question tests the correct spelling of a common English word. Step 1: Identify the word intended The options suggest the word is "decision," which means a conclusion or resolution reached after consideration. Step 2: Analyze the spelling of "decision" The correct spelling of the word is d-e-c-i-s-i-o-n. It comes from the verb "decide." Step 3: Compare with the given options
(1) desicion: Incorrect. The 'c' is missing.
(2) decision: Correct spelling.
(3) desision: Incorrect. The 'c' is missing.
(4) decicion: Incorrect. The 's' is missing. Therefore, the correct spelling is "decision".