Homophones Quiz

Create a sentence using the homophones 'to', 'too', and 'two'.

• I want to go too the store. Can you give me two dollars?

• I want two go to the store, too. Can you give me to dollars?

• I want to go to the store, two. Can you give me too dollars?

• I want to go to the store, too. Can you give me two dollars?

Form a sentence using the homophones 'its' and 'it's'.

• Its important to remember to bring it's leash when walking the dog.

• It's important to remember to bring it is leash when walking the dog.

• It's important to remember to bring its' leash when walking the dog.

• It's important to remember to bring its leash when walking the dog.

Construct a sentence using the homophones 'your' and 'you're'.

• You're going to love you're new car.

• Your going to love you're new car.

• You're going to love your new car.

• Your going to love your new car.

Write a sentence using the homophones 'hear' and 'here'.

• I can hear the music playing there.

• I can hear the music playing here.

• I can here the music playing hear.

• I can here the music playing hear.

In the sentence: 'She wore a blue too', identify the homophones.

• blew, tutu

• blue, too

• blew, two

• blew, to

In the sentence: 'I saw a new ewe', identify the homophones.

• gnu, knew

• knew, you

• new, ewe

• ewe, yew

In the sentence: 'He ate eight pieces of cake', identify the homophones.

• eight, peace

• ate, eight

• ate, cake

• ate, height

In the sentence: 'The knight rode into the night', identify the homophones.

• write, right

• knight, night

• knot, not

• knight, knight