All four listed choices—school, teacher, student, and pencil—are spelled correctly.
The trick is hidden in the question itself: “Which word is spelled incorrectly?”
The intended answer is the word “incorrectly.”
This is a wordplay riddle rather than a traditional spelling test. Many people immediately inspect the four choices and overlook the wording above them.
The challenge rewards careful reading, not just spelling knowledge.
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