Homophones

What can help you remember the difference between homophones?

• Using them interchangeably
• Thinking of them as twins
• Avoiding writing altogether
• Ignoring their meanings

Which pair of words are homophones?

• Carrot and Potato
• Flower and Flour
• Table and Chair
• Dog and Cat

What is the importance of using the correct homophone in writing?

• To confuse the reader
• To make writing more challenging
• To ensure clear communication
• To show off spelling skills

What is the correct homophone for 'past tense of eat'?

• Eet
• Eight
• Ate
• It

Which of the following is NOT an example of homophones?

• Flower and Flour
• Pair and Pear
• Car and Bus
• Ate and Eight

Which of the following is a homophone for 'powdery substance used in cooking'?

• Fruit
• Shoes
• Flour
• Flower

How can using the correct homophone impact the meaning of a sentence?

• It doesn't make a difference
• It improves grammar
• It can lead to confusion
• It makes the sentence longer

Which analogy is used to describe homophones in the reading?

• Siblings
• Twins
• Cousins
• Friends

Why is it important to pay attention to spelling and context when dealing with homophones?

• To make writing more difficult
• To ensure clear communication
• To show off vocabulary skills
• To confuse the reader

What is the difference in meaning between 'pair' and 'pear'?

• Pair and pear are not homophones
• Pair and pear have the same meaning
• Pair refers to two of something, while pear is a type of fruit
• Pair refers to a fruit, while pear refers to two of something