The word that is spelled correctly is "outrageous". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:

begining  \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) beginning   

acuracy  \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) accuracy  

acess   \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) access   

The word that is spelled correctly is "miracle". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:

unatural \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) unnatural  

pervention \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) prevention 

symetrical \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) symmetrical  

The word that is spelled correctly is "suspicious". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:

artacle \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) article  

iritate \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) irritate 

teliscope \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) telescope  

The word that is spelled correctly is "persistent". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:

disipline \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) discipline  

eventully \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) eventually 

bizare \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) bizarre  

The word that is spelled correctly is "utensils". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:

automaticly \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) automatically  

ambulence \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) ambulance 

trampoleene \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) trampoline  

The word that is spelled correctly is "solemn". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:

invaed \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) invade  

overatted \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) overrated 

consert \(\displaystyle \rightarrow\) concert  

In order to avoid changing the meaning of the sentence, we need to replace the underlined word with a synonym. 

Both "fearful" and "anxious" mean to be scared. 

"Excited", "confident", and "encouraged" are all antonyms of scared, they mean to feel comfortable or happy. 

This sentence is talking about one newscaster. We know this from the phrase "The newscaster". Because we are talking about one person the pronoun should either be "he" or "she". 

If we were talking about more than one newscaster, "they" would have been the correct answer. 

You would not refer to a person as "it". If we were talking directly to the newscaster, we could use the pronoun "you", but this sentence is not talking to the newscaster, it's talking about the newscaster.  

This sentence is talking about one realtor. We know this from the phrase "a really good realtor". Because we are talking about one person the pronoun should either be "he" or "she". 

If we were talking about more than one realtor, "they" would have been the correct answer. 

You would not refer to a person as "it". If we were talking directly to the realtor, we could use the pronoun "you", but this sentence is not talking to the realtor, it's talking about a realtor. 

This sentence is talking about a family. A family is more than one person. Because we are talking about more than one person the pronoun should be "they".  

If we were talking about just one person, or one person in a family, we would use "he" or "she". 

You would not refer to a family as "it". If we were talking directly to the family, we could use the pronoun "they", but this sentence is not talking to the family, it's talking about the family.