What do you know about homonyms? Homonyms are two or additional words that have the same sound or spelling but differ in meaning. Homonyms are, in the closest sense, both homophones and homographs. Many people make mistakes concerning the usage of homonyms. Some common homonyms include: aloud and allowed, bare and bear, ate and eight, and eye and I. This quiz will surmise what you know about homonyms.
Questions and Answers
1.
I ___ too much for dinner.
A. 
Eight
B. 
Ate
2.
He ate the ___ cake.
A. 
Hole
B. 
Whole
3.
There were ten perfect ___ of flowers in the garden.
A. 
Rose
B. 
Rows
4.
We were going to ___ at 7:00, but he didn't come.
A. 
Meat
B. 
Meet
5.
Don't touch that, you might ___ it.
A. 
Break
B. 
Brake
6.
If there are three pedals on the floor of a car, the middle one is the ___.
A. 
Brake
B. 
Break
7.
There was a bargain ___ at the department store, so I went shopping.
A. 
Sail
B. 
Sale
8.
A traditional Sunday lunch for many people is ___ and two vegetables.
A. 
Meat
B. 
Meet
9.
I don't like it, it's ___ my style.
A. 
Not
B. 
Knot
10.
The radio signal is really ___. I can't pick it up.
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