To break free from confinement or a dangerous situation., Escaape, Escape, Escappe, Eskape, The gradual development of species over generations., Evoloution, Evolusion, Evoulution, Evolution, Relating to the gradual development of organisms or systems over time., Evoloutionary, Evolutionary, Evolutionery, Evolusionary, To change over time, typically to become better suited to the environment., Evolove, Evlove, Evolve, Evolv, The state of being alive or having presence, Existance, Existence, Existense, Exsistence, A journey or voyage undertaken for a specific purpose..., A) Expedition, B) Exepdetion, C) Expidition, D) Expedishun, The action of traveling in or through an unfamiliar area for discovery..., Explorashun, Exploration, Explortion, Explorasion, To travel through an unfamiliar area in order to learn about it., Explorre, Explore, Exploorre, Exploor, A sudden, violent event causing damage or harm..., Explosion, Explotion, Explosian, Exploshun, Increasing rapidly at a constant rate., Exponenshal, Exponantial, Exponential, Expontial, The process of conveying thoughts, feelings, or ideas..., Expresion, Expression, Expresshun, Expreshion, The animals of a particular region, habitat, or geological period., Fauna, Faunna, Fona, Fawna, An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous., Feer, Fear, Fere, Phaer, Having no fear or hesitation in the face of danger or adversity., Fearles, Fearless, Feerless, Fearlesse, A cold-blooded animal that lives in water..., Fissh, Fish, Fysh, Phish, The plants of a particular region, habitat, or geological period., Floura, Flura, Flora, Florrra, To grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way..., Flurish, Flourish, Flowrish, Florish, To direct attention and mental resources to something., Foccus, Focus, Focuss, Phocus, The leaves of plants, collectively..., Foliagge, Foliag, Folage, Foliage, To search widely for food or provisions., Forrage, Forage, Foraj, Forege, A large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth., Forest, Forrest, Forist, Forrestt, The role or purpose of an object or system..., Funtion, Function, Funcion, Funktion, The range of operations or tasks that a system can perform., Functionallity, Functionality, Funcionality, Functionelity, To gather things together, typically for a purpose., Gather, Gathher, Gathar, Gether, A device with toothed wheels that work together..., Geer, Gear, Gier, Geare, A common green plant that covers the ground..., Grase, Gruss, Gras, Grass, The ability to endure hardship or danger with determination., Gritt, Grit, Grith, Gritt, A type of large bear..., Grizzley, Grizzly, Grizly, Grizzlie, The solid surface of the Earth., Grounde, Ground, Grond, Grownd, The process of growing or increasing in size or complexity., Growth, Groth, Growthe, Grwoth, A person or thing that protects or defends..., Gardian, Guardian, Gaurdian, Guardain, The natural environment in which a species lives..., Habbitat, Habitat, Habitate, Habbitate, A situation or condition that poses a risk..., Hasard, Hazzard, Hazard, Hazrd, To assist or support someone or something., Halp, B) Help, Helpp, D) Hlep, To spend the winter in a dormant state..., Hibernatte, Hibernate, Hybernate, Hibernite, A place where a person lives..., Home, Homm, Hoem, Homme, The amount of moisture in the air., Humidty, Humidity, Humidy, Humiddity, To move or act with great effort and determination, Hustel, Hustlle, Hustle, Husstle, The process of providing water to the body..., Hydraiton, Hydration, Hydrashion, Hydrationn, A proposed explanation based on limited evidence..., Hypothisis, Hypothesis, Hypothyses, Hypotheses, The process of putting a plan or system into action, Implementation, Implimentation, Implementaion, Implemantation, To keep something warm to help it develop..., Incubatte, Incubate, Inkubate, Incubite, Clever, original, and inventive..., Ingenius, Ingenious, Inginious, Ingenous, A person or animal that lives in a particular place., Inhabbitant, Inhabatant, Inhabitant, Inhabitent, The ability to assess and begin a task independently., Inishative, Initiative, Initaitive, Iniciative, The act of introducing new ideas..., Inovation, Innovation, Innovasion, Innovetion, The data or signals that are entered into a system..., Inpuut, Input, Inpit, Innput, An innate, typically fixed pattern of behavior..., Instinkt, Instict, Instinct, Instincte, Based on or prompted by instinct..., Instinctiv, Instinctive, Instinktive, Instincive, The ability to acquire and apply knowledge..., Inteligence, Intelligence, Intelligance, Intellegence, The action or influence between two or more entities..., Interraction, Interaction, Intaraction, Interacton, A point where two systems interact or connect., Interfase, Interface, Intarface, Interfase, To examine or study something in detail., Investiggate, Investigate, Invistigate, Investigete, A piece of land surrounded by water., Iland, Iseland, Island, Iisland, A long trip, often with a purpose of exploration or travel., Journy, Journey, Jurney, Journee, The possibility of harm or injury., Danjer, Danger, Dainger, Dangar, The process of making something inactive or disabling it, Deactivation, Deaktivation, Deactivasion, Dieactivation, The process of breaking down or decaying into simpler components., Decomposision, Decomposition, Decoposition, Decompisition, To protect or guard against threats or dangers., Defend, Defand, Deffend, Defent, The process of clearing forests or trees from an area for other uses, Deforrestation, Deforestation, Deforastation, Defforestation, The planned structure or layout of something, Desighn, Design, Dezign, Desine, The process of improvement or growth., Developement, Development, Develpment, Devellopment, Relating to the size or extent of something, often in terms of space., Dimensional, Dimentional, Dimencional, Dimensionel, An official instruction or command, Directiv, Directive, Dirrective, Directeve, To take something apart, typically a machine or structure., Disasemble, Disassemble, Dissassemble, Disasambly, To find something that was previously unknown or hidden., Discouver, Discover, Disccover, Discovver, Causing significant change or interruption to a system or process., Disruptive, Disraptive, Disruptiv, Disructive, To be carried along by water or wind, often slowly, Drifft, Drift, Drifte, Dryft, A sudden shaking of the ground caused by the movement of tectonic plates, Earthquack, Earthquake, Erthquake, Earthquaqe, A sound that is reflected off a surface and heard again., Ecko, Echo, Ekko, Echho, A biological community of interacting organisms and their environment, Eccosystem, Ecosystem, Ecosistem, Ekosystem, The ability to understand and share the feelings of another., Empathy, Empthy, Empthi, Empithy

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