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Worksheetsa quiz on Homophones, Homonyms & Homographs.
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Words that have the same spelling, but different meaning and pronunciation is called?
Homophone
Homograph
Homonym
synonym
Identify meaning of the following underlined Homonym :
'It wasn't a fair deal'.
lightly coloured
travelling show or exhibition
free from bias or deception
slightly above average quality
Identify meaning of the following underlined homograph:
'The mayor will present the award'
a gift
at the time of speaking
at present
to give, especially an award
Words that have same spelling and pronunciation but different meaning is called?
homonym
homophone
homograph
antonym
'You must not bank on him' identify meaning of the homonym that was highlighted in the sentence.
financial institution
rely on
sloping land beside a water body
a place where blood is stored
'I wound the tape'. identify the meaning of the Homograph that was highlighted in the sentence.
breathless
injury
to arrange or coil around
found
Pick the apt word from the given homophones:
The king's rein/ reign/rain did not last very long.
(a)
Did you buy........... tickets........ the show,..........?
too, two,to
to, two, too
two, to, too
two, too, to
Words that have the same pronunciation, but different spelling and meaning is called (a)
Identify meaning of the highlighted homograph:
She did not bow before the queen.
a type of knot
weapon for shooting arrows
to scare someone
to lower one's head in respect
I bought a (a) of gloves. (pare/pair/pear)
If you park here the police will (a) your car. ( tow/toe)
Use common word in both the sentences.
Let's ______ up the house before the guests arrive.
the _____ tree is found in temperate regions.
(a)
Use a common apt word in both the sentences.
The sheep are not in their____.
I was asked to____ a few lines of verse.
(a)
Identify the meaning of the highlighted Homograph
You missed the train by a minute.
notes made during the meeting
very small in size
a unit of time
none
I brought a suit against him.
legal proceedings
set of garments
suitable
be acceptable to
a passage between rows of seats in a building such as a church or theatre, an aircraft, or train.
(aisle/isle)
(a)
a temporary stop in action or speech (a) ( paws/pass/pause)
Identify meaning of the highlighted Homograph
'the pipe was made of lead.'
result in
a type of metal
to lie
take initiation
identify meaning of the highlighted Homonym
'The patient stood on the scale'
get on top of
standard of reference
weighing instrument
none
