WorksheetsPuns: Homographs and Homophones
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 1hrs 28mins
What is a pun?
Words that sound the same but are spelled different
A joke which requires a type of wordplay
Words that are spelled the same but sound different
A word that phonetically sounds like the word it describes
Finish the pun:
That's the _________ thing I've seen.
stupidest
wierdest
funniest
sealiest
Identify the homophone:
A fish with no eyes is called a fsh.
Fish
Eyes
Called
Fsh
Identify the homophone:
He was a great doctor until he lost patients
Patients
Doctor
Great
Lost
Identify the homophone:
Why can’t a bicycle stand on its own? It’s two tired.
Two
Bicycle
Tired
Own
Identify the homograph:
It’s pointless to write with a broken pencil.
Pencil
Broken
Write
Pointless
Identify the homograph:
A burglar at a construction site fell into the concrete mixer. He became a hardened criminal.
Burglar
Mixer
Criminal
Hardened
Identify the homograph:
Elizabeth was fired from her job at the hamburger stand for putting her hair in a bun.
Hamburger
Job
Bun
Hair
Identify the homograph:
Teddy bears are never hungry, because they are always stuffed
Teddy bears
Hungry
Stuffed
Always
Identify the homograph:
Why do cows have bells? Because their horns don't work.
Horns
Bells
Work
Cows
Identify the homograph:
Why can't cars play football? Because it only has one boot.
One
Cars
Boot
Football
Identify the homophone:
A salt with a deadly weapon.
With
A Salt
Weapon
Deadly
Identify the homophone:
Dogs' feet give Japanese scientist paws for thought
Paws
Japanese
Thought
Scientist
