One of the spelling words is an exception to the rules, because it changes its internal spelling when the suffix is added (to reflect a change in pronunciation). what is the word? acceptance alliance attendance condense condolence conference defense existence expense experience grievance immense intelligence intense interference nonsense occurrence perseverance remembrance repentance resemblance resistance superintendence vengeance vigilance

After reading each word and analyzing it, we can choose the following as the only one that is an exception to the spelling rules:

- Remembrance.

What is a suffix?A suffix is a group of letters that we place at the end of a word in order to change its meaning, creating a new word.Some words will not change their spelling at all when a suffix is added. Other words will follow certain spelling rules.We can notice that most of the words in the list given in the question either don't change their spelling, or change it in a way that does not affect pronunciation.For example, "ally" becomes "alliance", but the sound represented by "y" and "i" is the same. We also drop the -e in "grieve" to form "grievance," but it was silent in the original word.The only word that has a change in spelling to reflect a change in pronunciation is "remembrance." We drop the -e that comes before the -r in "remember" to show that the pronunciation is different when we add the suffix -ance.

With the information above in mind, we can select "remembrance" as the correct option.

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