Homophones and Homonyms
English Language
Homophones and Homonyms starts at 3 and continues till grade 8.
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What is the homophone for 'bare'?
What is the homophone for 'blew'?
What is the homophone for 'flour'?
What is the homophone for 'knight'?
What is the homophone for 'sea'?
What is the homophone for 'to'?
Which of these sentences uses a homonym? (1) The wind is strong. (2) Please wind the clock. (3) Both 1 and 2 (4) None of these
Which word is a homonym in the sentence: 'He can lead the team or carry the lead pipe.'?
Which of the following is a homonym? (1) Bark (2) Table (3) Chair (4) Book
Which of the following is a homonym? (1) Bark (2) Table (3) Chair (4) Pencil
Which of the following is a homonym? (1) Bat (2) Dog (3) Table (4) Book
Which of the following is a homonym? (1) Watch (2) Pen (3) Book (4) Chair
Choose the correct homophone: The _______ is blowing hard. (wind/wined)
Choose the correct homophone: The _______ is shining. (son/sun)
Choose the correct homophone: The _______ shone brightly in the sky. (sun/son)
Choose the correct word: I will _______ you at the park. (meat/meet)
Is 'bank' a homonym? (Yes/No)
Is 'rose' a homonym? (Yes/No)
Is the word 'bat' a homonym? (Yes/No)
True or False: Homonyms are words that have the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings.
