2021SC0116 What’s a Homophone?

The thief _____ the tourist’s bag and ran away.

• swaying

• grabbed

• cheerful

• pronunciation

Alice is a _____ person, always with a smile on her face.

• swaying

• grabbed

• cheerful

• pronunciation

Many students don’t know the _____ of certain rarely used words.

• swaying

• grabbed

• cheerful

• pronunciation

Hearing her favorite song, Amy couldn’t help _____ to the music.

• swaying

• grabbed

• cheerful

• pronunciation

What is a homophone? It is a word that has the same sound as another word but has a different meaning and spelling. Here and hear, -5- , are homophones.

• site

• sight

• already

• all ready

• for example

Answer Question 6:

When Jack, missing his bus, finally got to the chosen -6- , Jill was not in 7 . Jack thought Jill might have -8- left when in fact, she was just standing behind a tree, 9 to have their first date. Did you get all the words right?

• site

• sight

• already

• all ready

• for example

Q7

When Jack, missing his bus, finally got to the chosen 6 , Jill was not in 7 . Jack thought Jill might have 8 left when in fact, she was just standing behind a tree, 9 to have their first date. Did you get all the words right?

• site

• sight

• already

• all ready

• for example

Q8

When Jack, missing his bus, finally got to the chosen 6 , Jill was not in 7 . Jack thought Jill might have -8- left when in fact, she was just standing behind a tree, 9 to have their first date. Did you get all the words right?

• site

• sight

• already

• all ready

• for example

Q9

When Jack, missing his bus, finally got to the chosen 6 , Jill was not in 7 . Jack thought Jill might have 8 left when in fact, she was just standing behind a tree, -9- to have their first date. Did you get all the words right?

• site

• sight

• already

• all ready

• for example