The 10 Words That We Florida Residents Struggle To Spell The Most
Guy Peretz of Plantation, Florida, reacts after correctly spelling his word during round three of the Scripps National Spelling Bee at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center May 28, 2019 in National Harbor, Maryland. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
For millions of Americans, education is a ticket to an overall better future. When reporting on the most educated states, Florida comes in at 21st place. But how well can fellow Floridians spell? In celebration of Nati0nal Dictionary Day coming up on the 16th of October, Betway has conducted research on which words people in each state struggle to spell the most. This research is based off of analyzing Google Search Volumes for the most frequently searched for words after the prompt “How to spell”.
While spelling might not be every Floridians specialty, some words on this list might surprise you.
- Beautiful
- Bougie
- Patience
- Neighbor
- Lose
- Receipt
- Chihuahua
- Decision
- Dessert
- Niece
After reading the list, there is a definite common theme that Floridan’s have forgotten the famous grade school “i before e except after c” rule.
Across the charts, most of these words were common for many various states as well. It can be seen that nationwide, most people still do not know what “bougie” is or how to spell it either.
The most memorable findings from this research is Massachusetts. which is ranked 1st in state education, having their own state name as the second most searched word on “how to spell”.
Florida Has One of Most Beautiful Spots for Fall Colors in America
The fall season is a glorious time in America. From coast to coast, many different areas off beautiful fall colors in radiant reds, oranges and yellows. So, what are the most beautiful spots for fall colors in America?
Peak fall foliage season is different based on where you are located. Some areas of the U.S. see fall colors as early as September, while others peak later on, such as in October or even November. Generally speaking, areas with longer winters will have earlies fall colors, and areas with longer summers will have later fall colors. Most of America hits peak fall foliage season in the month of October. Of course, areas bordering Canada will be the first to see those colors.
If you’re wondering the science behind the fall colors, the color that the leaves become depends on a few factors. Those include the chlorophyll and weather conditions during the summer or fall. Chlorophyll is a pigment that aids in giving leaves their color. In general, big changes from the norm in precipitation, whether it’s getting way too much rain or not enough, can really impact the fall foliage season.
Also, I remember last year, the radiant colors in my area fell off the trees early. The reason was that we had a wind storm come through, so the leaves fell prematurely. I was pretty upset about it, because not only do I like to see beautiful fall colors, I also like to paint fall colors. So, my muse was gone.
That said, if you are in the mood to view fall colors this year, here are some great places to do it. Read on for 10 Beautiful spots in America for fall colors. What are your favorite areas to see fall foliage? Reach out to me on social media here and let me know.
Florida Has One of Most Beautiful Areas in America for Fall Colors
