Question 1

What is a homophone?

Accepted Answer

Words that sound the same but have different meanings.

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Words that are spelled the same.

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Words that are used in the same context.

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Words that have the same meaning.

Question 2

Which of the following pairs are homophones?

Accepted Answer

heard and herd

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bridle and bridal

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mourning and morning

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past and passed

Question 3

How do you break down the word 'bridle' for phonemes?

Accepted Answer

b-r-i-d-le

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b-r-i-t-l-e

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b-r-i-d-e-l

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b-r-i-d-l-e

Question 4

What is the correct spelling for the sentence: 'The _________ was too tight and the horse started to move wildly.'?

Accepted Answer

bridle

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bridal

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briddle

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brydel

Question 5

What does the word 'mourning' refer to?

Accepted Answer

The expression of deep sorrow for someone who has died.

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A common past event.

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The early part of the day.

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A joyful celebration.

Question 6

Which word can be associated with a social visitor?

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guest

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herd

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heard

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guessed

Question 7

What does the word 'past' mean in this context?

Accepted Answer

Referring to a time that has already happened.

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An ongoing process

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Current time

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Future events

Question 8

In which sentence would you use 'morning'?

Accepted Answer

We need to brush our teeth each morning and evening.

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The mourning was too difficult.

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The guest left in the past.

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He heard a loud noise.

Question 9

What does the word 'passed' mean in the context of the sentences?

Accepted Answer

To have moved on or beyond something.

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To remain in one place

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To have gone through a process

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To obtain approval or agreement

Question 10

Which word is synonymous with 'bridle'?

Accepted Answer

Harness

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Tack

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Saddle

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Gown

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