Principle and Principal

What is the difference between principle and principal?

• Principle is a type of agent, while principal is a type of rule.

• Principle is a type of rule, while principal is a type of agent.

• Principle refers to a fundamental truth or law, while principal refers to the head of a school or an adjective meaning most important.

• Principle is a type of law, while principal is a type of truth.

Which sentence is correct?

• The company's chief principle is customer satisfaction.

• The company's chief principal is customer satisfaction.

• Her principle goal is to get in college.

• Our principle's works hard to make our school a better place.

When talking about values or beliefs, which word would you use: principle or principal?

• principlee

• principel

• principle

• princple

How would you define the term principle?

• A type of currency used in ancient civilizations

• A musical instrument played in orchestras

• A type of food commonly eaten for breakfast

• A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses 'principal' or 'principle'.

• The principal of the school is very strict.

• The principle of the school is very strict.

The _________ noted that he had received ______ complaints about the Homecoming Dance that in year's past.

• principal; fewer

• principal; less

•  principle; fewer

• principle; less

When buying a new car, one must consider not only the _________ but also the interest on the loan.

• principle

• principal

Can you provide an example of using principle in a sentence?

• They often ignore the principle of teamwork.

• He always follows the principle of laziness.

• She always abides by the principle of honesty.

• She never considers the principle of kindness.

He was a man of ______ and was true to his word.

• principal

• principle

• good principal

• good principle

The _____ goal of this article is to show people how polution affects the earth.

• principle

• principal

• the principle

• the principal