G5-Homophones, Homographs and Homonyms

Words that have same sound, but different spelling are called ________

• homonyms
• homographs
• homophones
• homophobes

Words that have same spelling, but different sound are called ________

• homonyms
• homographs
• homophones
• homophobes

Words that have same spelling and same sound are called ________

• homonyms
• homographs
• homophones
• homophobes

A homonyms has to be BOTH homophones or homographs.

Is this statement TRUE or FALSE

• True

• False

• Neither True Nor False

• This is a contradiction

I will lead the way.

Tom will play a lead role in his next movie.

What is this an example of?

• Homonym

• Only Homphone

• Only Homograph

• Neither Homophone Nor Homograph

Is this diagram correct?

• Correct

• Incorrect

I know that topic very well.

I said NO to games!

The underlined words are example of ______

• Homophones

• Homographs

• Homowords

• Homosounds

There are poor people in that village.

Please pour me some more juice.

The underlined words are example of ______

• Homophones

• Homographs

• Homowords

• Homosounds

Bow and arrows were used in ancient battles.

He had to bow before the Emperor.

The underlined words are example of ______

• Homophones

• Homographs

• Homowords

• Homosounds

A bat is a nocturnal animal.

I want to bat and hit a homerun.

The words underlines are an example of ________

• Both homophones and Homographs (also called as Homonyms)

• Homphones Only

• Homographs Only

• Neither Homographs Nor Homophones