Do You Know Your Homophones?
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 176
Choose the right order of homophones that best completes the sentence. For the first 5 questions, choose the answer that uses the homophones in the right order to fill in the blanks in the sentence. For the last 5 questions, choose the right homophone to fill in the blank.
Questions and Answers
- 1._____ over _____ with _____ dog.
- A.
They're, there, their
- B.
There, they're, their
- C.
Their, there, they're
- D.
They're, their, there
- 2.Tell them _____ bring _____ more chairs _____.
- A.
To, too, two
- B.
Too, two, to
- C.
To, two, too
- D.
Two, to, too
- 3.The _____ of the tornado hitting her house _____ her life greatly.
- A.
Affect, effected
- B.
Effect, affected
- C.
Effect, effected
- D.
Affect, affected
- 4.Do you know which of _____ cars _____ going to drive tomorrow?
- A.
You're, your
- B.
Your, you're
- 5.We do not know _____ or not we will go tommorrow. It depends on the _____.
- A.
Whether, weather
- B.
Weather, whether
- 6.The car sped _____ the house.
- A.
Passed
- B.
Past
- 7.The dog lost _____ chew toy under the house.
- A.
Its
- B.
It's
- 8.5 is greater _____ 3.
- A.
Then
- B.
Than
- 9.His teacher made him _____ which sources he used for his report.
- A.
Cite
- B.
Site
- 10.Her piano teacher told her to hold the _____.
- A.
Cord
- B.
Chord
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