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Froggy Jumps Homonyms ChallengeOnline version Fun, facts, and fumbles with homonyms. by Hepayo, Nicole Jeoffrey 1 What is a homonym? a Words with the same sound or same spelling but different meanings b Words only spelled differently with same meaning c Words with identical meanings 2 Which pair are homophones? a hear and here b record and record c pretty and beautiful 3 Which pair are homographs? a record (to register) and record (a disc) b maid and made c record and recorder 4 Maid vs Made demonstrates which concept? a Homophones b Antonyms c Homographs 5 Which word pair is a homophone set? a bat and bat b address and address c night and knight 6 Which is a homograph pair with different pronunciation? a sea and see b flower and flour c desert (to abandon) and desert (Sahara region) 7 Which pair illustrates homophones? a here and near b hear and near c hear and here 8 Identify the homonym type for record in guitar shop labels (disk) and verb to log. a Homograph b Synonym c Homophone 9 Which sentence uses a homonym correctly: 'I will use a record to record the data'? a No, 'record' cannot be used twice here b Yes, using record as a noun and verb with different meanings c No, both uses are the same meaning 10 What does 'present' as a noun vs a verb illustrate? a Homograph with different pronunciations b Homophone with same pronunciation c Antonym pair 11 Which pair shows the same spelling but different meanings: close (shut) and close (near)? a Synonym b Homophone c Homograph 12 Which set gives examples of homophones? a desert and desert b flower and flour c record and record 13 Which word is a homonym when pronounced differently but spelled the same: desert (abandon) or desert (land)? a Only desert as land b Both, as homographs c Only desert as abandon 14 Which pair is NOT a homophone pair? a night and knight b flower and floor c flower and flour 15 What is a homonym whose meaning changes with pronunciation? a Homophone b Antonym c Homograph 16 Which example shows a homophone pair? a present and present b sun and son c address and address 17 Which word pair demonstrates a homonym with two different meanings but same spelling? a table and stable b close (shut) and close (near) c clock and rock 18 Which pair shows a homograph with different pronunciations? a desert (DEZ-ert) and desert (dih-ZERT) b maid and made c allowed and aloud 19 Which pair illustrates a standard homophone? a night and knight b bat and bat c address and address 20 Which is true about homonyms? a They always have opposite meanings b They are synonyms c They can be same pronunciation or same spelling with different meanings 21 Identify the homonym type for 'address' (location) vs 'address' (to speak to). a Homograph with same spelling, different meaning b Homophone with same sound c Antonym pair 22 Which is an example of a homophone pair? a desert and dessert b present and present c hear and here 23 Which pairs are homograph due to multiple meanings? a flower and flour b night and knight c record as to log and disc 24 In homonyms, what is 'flower' can be paired with as a phonetic twin? a floor b flour c foreword 25 Which pair demonstrates a word with same spelling but different meaning. a dessert and desert b desert (abandon) and desert (arid land) c desert and dessert 26 Which example illustrates a homophone pair? a record and record b tear and tear c night and knight 27 What term fits: words that sound the same but differ in meaning or spelling? a Homonyms b Synonyms c Antonyms 28 Which is a correct homograph example? a hear and here b flower and flour c close (to shut) and close (near) 29 Which set best shows homophones? a hear and here b record and record c present and present 30 Which word pair demonstrates a homonym with different pronunciations but same spelling? a present (gifts) and present (now) b desert and dessert c flower and flour

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Homonyms ChallengeOnline version

by Hepayo, Nicole Jeoffrey

What is a homonym?

Which pair are homophones?

Which pair are homographs?

Maid vs Made demonstrates which concept?

Which word pair is a homophone set?

Which is a homograph pair with different pronunciation?

Which pair illustrates homophones?

Identify the homonym type for record in guitar shop labels (disk) and verb to log.

Which sentence uses a homonym correctly: 'I will use a record to record the data'?

What does 'present' as a noun vs a verb illustrate?

Which pair shows the same spelling but different meanings: close (shut) and close (near)?

Which set gives examples of homophones?

Which word is a homonym when pronounced differently but spelled the same: desert (abandon) or desert (land)?

Which pair is NOT a homophone pair?

What is a homonym whose meaning changes with pronunciation?

Which example shows a homophone pair?

Which word pair demonstrates a homonym with two different meanings but same spelling?

Which pair shows a homograph with different pronunciations?

Which pair illustrates a standard homophone?

Which is true about homonyms?

Identify the homonym type for 'address' (location) vs 'address' (to speak to).

Which is an example of a homophone pair?

Which pairs are homograph due to multiple meanings?

In homonyms, what is 'flower' can be paired with as a phonetic twin?

Which pair demonstrates a word with same spelling but different meaning.

Which example illustrates a homophone pair?

What term fits: words that sound the same but differ in meaning or spelling?

Which is a correct homograph example?

Which set best shows homophones?

Which word pair demonstrates a homonym with different pronunciations but same spelling?