Multiple choice
I have to _____ the dough to make bread.
A. need
B. knead
B. knead
True or false, hear - here and pair - pear are examples of homonyms?
True. They sound the same, sometimes are spelt the same, BUT THE MEANINGS ARE DIFFERENT,\.
Choose the two pairs of words that are homophones.
A. Bow; arrow
B. Knight; night
C. Bead; head
D. Cell; sell
B and D
Minute and Minute
(Homophones, Homonyms, or Homographs)
Homographs
He was on his lunch _______ when you called earlier.
(break, brake)
break
True or False: Homophones are words that are pronounced and spelled the same but are different in meaning.
False
Example: Flower and flour
We'll find a tropical ______ where I can have my wedding. (isle, aisle)
Isle
Stationary and Stationery
(Homophones, Homonyms, or Homographs)
Homophones
AJ Rich said "Put your homework over ______ on the table."
(there, their, they're)
there
True or False: Homonyms are words that are pronounced and/or spelled the same
True
Example: ate and eight
To rest or recline
A. Lye
B. Lay
C. Lie
Lie
Right and Right
(Homophones, Homonyms, or Homographs)
Homonyms
Correctly fill with the correct homophone.
1) My sister wants some _____ and quiet and quiet so she can do her homework.
2) I asked for a massive ______ of pizza
peace, piece
True or False: Homographs are words that are spelled the same but are not pronounced the same and are different in meaning
True
Example: Live and Live
1) Some passengers talked ______ in the airplane and this annoyed other passengers. (allowed or aloud)
2) the students were not ______ to talk during the exam. (allowed or aloud).
3) use allowed in a positive sentence.
1) aloud
2) allowed
Fair and Fair
(Homophones, Homonyms, or Homographs)
Homonyms
I love the _______ of grass just after it has been cut.
1 dollar is 100 pennies, so a single penny is worth only one ______.
scent, cent
True or False: A homophone can be a homograph.
False
I asked my boss or a _____ of my salary.
A. raise
B. rays
A. raise
Bow, Bow, and Bow
What type of word is each? and are they Homophones, Homonyms, or Homographs?
Homographs and Homonyms