Multiple Meaning Words

Which one is it?

Homophones are multiple meaning words that have more than one meaning!

Multiple Choice

Break: We needed to take a break after gym class.

a. To smash, hit, or divide something.

• To smash, hit, or divide something.

• A rest or pause.

• A pedal used to stop your car.

Multiple Choice

Roll: I like to put butter on my roll before I eat it.

• A small piece of bread.

• Something you do with a bowling bal

• An actor's part in a movie.

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Feet: That end of the pool is 12 feet deep.

• a. Body parts at the end of your legs.

• b. A unit of measurement.

• c. A great accomplishment.

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Jam: I get up and dance whenever I hear my jam.

• A lot of traffic.

• A fruity spread that people can put on bread.

• A favorite song.

Multiple Choice

Ring: The music was so loud, I couldn't hear the telephone ring.

• Jewelry worn on the fingers.

• The sound from a bell.

• To squeeze water out of a wet towel.

Multiple Choice

Seal: People lick the envelope to seal it.

• To close something tightly and securely.

• A sea animal

• A badge

Multiple Choice

Bowl: My grandmother loves to bowl with her team.

• A dish made to hold cereal or soup

• Rolling a ball down the lane to knock down pins

• Something very strong

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Draft: The window was open so I felt a little draft blow in.

a. A current of air

• A current of air

• A writing sample

• A sketch of a building.

Multiple Choice

Well: Throw your penny into the well.

• To feel good

• A big sea mammal

• A container for coins and making wishes

Multiple Choice

Park: When we arrived at the store, my mom had to park in the lot.

• A Golf Course

• A place with swings and slides

• To put a car in a specific space