Think you did farely well? Let's see how you faired, shall we?

Gosh. I love this language :D

Anyway, here are the answers:

1. I accept all vegetables, except peas.
(Please tell me that it is humanly impossible to get this one wrong. Please.)

2. Assure.
(Assure means "to guarantee." Ensure means "to make sure." Insure means "to protect against loss or damage.")

3. Enormousness.
(GC, Yoyo - I AM impressed! Evidently, enormity means "exteme evil". Why? I do not know. )

4. I could of eaten a whole pizza.
(If you got this one wrong, I hope it's only because you read the question wrong!!!)

5. One is a noun and one is an adjective.
(I actually learnt something from this quiz - Everyday, with no space between the words, means "ordinary." It works as an adjective. When working as the answer to the question "when," every day is a noun. When do you wear your everyday clothes? Every day.)

6. Baited.
(Yuck. What have you been putting in your mouth?)

7. It’s easy to write on stationery that’s stationary.
(I think it was back in the 5th grade when the difference between these 2 words, and between principle and principal was DRILLED into my head!)

8. Pedal to the metal.
(Actually, there's a song by this name in the soundtrack for the movie 'The Italian Job'.)

9. Pore.
(I remember worrying more about the pores on my face during the pimple phase. Egad!)

10. Imminent.
(But these days, with so many people talking about the end of the world, I guess the end could be eminent too. Okay, bad joke.)

Congratulations, Gautam!! You scored a 9/10. So... ahem...

P.S. - This quiz was created by MSN Encarta columnist, Martha Brockenbrough.