Question

Can you choose the right spelling for each poem line? So that's the end of Betty, but you needn't be (upset, upsett, upsset) unless you meet a yeti in the (montains, mountains, mountins) of Tibet. Then just stay calm and (steddy, stedy, steady). Don't be (nervous, nervus, nervos). Don't you fret. And don't cook him spaghetti or, who knows what you might get?

Answer 1

................upset mountains steady nervous

Answer 2

1. Upset
2. Mountains
3. Steady
4. Nervous

Answer 3

Sure! Here's the correct spelling for each poem line:

"So that's the end of Betty, but you needn't be upset unless you meet a yeti in the mountains of Tibet. Then just stay calm and steady. Don't be nervous. Don't you fret. And don't cook him spaghetti or, who knows what you might get?"