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Froggy Jumps Assessment HomonymOnline version for demo purposes only by CHINLEI MANATAD 1 Which of the following is a pair of homophones? a Bat (animal) / Bat (baseball) b Sea / See c Lead (metal) / Lead (to guide) 2 Which of these is a homograph? a Wind (air moving) / Wind (to turn) b Pair / Pear c Night / Knight 3 Identify the polysemous word in this sentence: "She stood at the head of the table." a Table b Head c She 4 Which sentence contains homonyms? a I shed a tear when I had to tear the paper. b Please write your name on the right side. c Both A and B 5 Which sentence uses a polysemous word correctly? a I caught a bass in the lake while listening to bass music. b I shed a tear when I had to tear the paper. c Please write your name on the right side of the page. 6 What best defines a homonym? a A word with many related meanings b A word that has the same spelling or pronunciation as another but a different meaning c A word with opposite meanings 7 The term homonym is derived from Greek words meaning _____. a many + sign b same + sound c same + name 8 Which of the following correctly defines polysemy? a Words that sound the same but differ in spelling b Words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently c A word or phrase with multiple related meanings 9 The word polysemy comes from the Greek roots poly- and sema, which mean _____. a same + name b many + sound c many + sign 10 Which statement correctly distinguishes homonyms from polysemous words? a Homonyms have related meanings, while polysemous words do not b Homonyms share form but differ in meaning, while polysemy involves related meanings c Homonyms originate from Latin, while polysemy originates from Greek

Froggy Jumps

Assessment HomonymOnline version

for demo purposes only

by CHINLEI MANATAD

Which of the following is a pair of homophones?

Bat (animal) / Bat (baseball)

Sea / See

Lead (metal) / Lead (to guide)

Which of these is a homograph?

Wind (air moving) / Wind (to turn)

Pair / Pear

Night / Knight

Identify the polysemous word in this sentence: "She stood at the head of the table."

Table

Head

She

Which sentence contains homonyms?

I shed a tear when I had to tear the paper.

Please write your name on the right side.

Both A and B

Which sentence uses a polysemous word correctly?

I caught a bass in the lake while listening to bass music.

I shed a tear when I had to tear the paper.

Please write your name on the right side of the page.

What best defines a homonym?

A word with many related meanings

A word that has the same spelling or pronunciation as another but a different meaning

A word with opposite meanings

The term homonym is derived from Greek words meaning _____.

many + sign

same + sound

same + name

Which of the following correctly defines polysemy?

Words that sound the same but differ in spelling

Words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently

A word or phrase with multiple related meanings

The word polysemy comes from the Greek roots poly- and sema, which mean _____.

same + name

many + sound

many + sign

Which statement correctly distinguishes homonyms from polysemous words?

Homonyms have related meanings, while polysemous words do not

Homonyms share form but differ in meaning, while polysemy involves related meanings

Homonyms originate from Latin, while polysemy originates from Greek

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Assessment Homonym

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Assessment HomonymOnline version

by CHINLEI MANATAD

Which of the following is a pair of homophones?

Which of these is a homograph?

Identify the polysemous word in this sentence: "She stood at the head of the table."

Which sentence contains homonyms?

Which sentence uses a polysemous word correctly?

What best defines a homonym?

The term homonym is derived from Greek words meaning _____.

Which of the following correctly defines polysemy?

The word polysemy comes from the Greek roots poly- and sema, which mean _____.

Which statement correctly distinguishes homonyms from polysemous words?

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