APPLICATION

True or False: The word 'lead' can mean to guide or a type of metal.

• False

• True

• The word 'lead' only refers to a metal.

• Lead is a verb but not a noun.

True or False: 'Flour' and 'flower' are homophones.

• Flour is a type of plant

• False

• Flower is a cooking ingredient

• They are synonyms

• True

True or False: The word 'tear' can refer to a drop of liquid from the eye or to rip something.

• Only refers to a drop of liquid from the eye

• Only refers to ripping something

• True

• False

True or False: 'Bass' (the fish) and 'bass' (low sound) are heteronyms.

• Both are pronounced the same

• False

• Only one meaning

• True

• Neither are fish or sound

True or False: 'Read' is pronounced the same in past and present tense.

• True

• Read is pronounced differently in future tense

• False

• Read is pronounced the same in all tenses

True or False: 'Right' and 'write' are examples of homophones.

• True or False: 'Right' and 'write' are synonyms.

• True

• True or False: 'Right' and 'write' are antonyms.

• True or False: 'Right' and 'write' are examples of homographs.

True or False: The word 'wind' can mean to twist or a movement of air.

• True

• Wind cannot mean to twist.

• The word 'wind' only means a movement of air.

• False

True or False: 'Bow' (to bend forward) and 'bow' (a weapon) are homophones.

• Bow is a type of music

• Only one meaning

• Bow and arrow are the same

• True

• False

True or False: 'Close' (to shut) and 'close' (near) are heteronyms.

• True

• Close is a synonym

• Close is a homonym

• False

True or False: 'Mail' and 'male' are homophones.

• 'Mail' and 'male' are synonyms.

• 'Mail' and 'male' are unrelated words.

• 'Mail' and 'male' are antonyms.

• True