How many of the following pairs are duplicates: Suspicious and Spacious; Conspicuous and Conspicuous; Malicious and Malicious; Gray and Grey; Hummingbird and Humningbird.

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How many of the following pairs are duplicates: Suspicious and Spacious; Conspicuous and Conspicuous; Malicious and Malicious; Gray and Grey; Hummingbird and Humningbird.

The concept tested is recognizing exact duplicates—words that are spelled identically. Among the pairs, only two consist of the same word twice: Conspicuous and Conspicuous, and Malicious and Malicious. The others are not exact duplicates: Suspicious and Spacious are different words; Hummingbird and Humningbird differ by a missing letter; Gray and Grey are variant spellings, not the same spelling. So there are two duplicates in total.

How many of the following pairs are duplicates: Suspicious and Spacious; Conspicuous and Conspicuous; Malicious and Malicious; Gray and Grey; Hummingbird and Humningbird.

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How many of the following pairs are duplicates: Suspicious and Spacious; Conspicuous and Conspicuous; Malicious and Malicious; Gray and Grey; Hummingbird and Humningbird.

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