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Fani Warraich
ENGLISH
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Homonyms
What is the meaning of "row" in the context of a dispute?
A. A line of things.
B. To paddle a boat.
C. A series of numbers.
D. A quarrel.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
Which word can mean both a position in a game and to place?
A. Score.
B. Place.
C. Set.
D. Position.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
What does "tear" mean when referring to a liquid?
A. To rip.
B. A drop from the eye.
C. To pull apart.
D. A type of fabric.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
Which word can mean both a unit of measurement and to determine?
A. Foot.
B. Yard.
C. Inch.
D. Meter.
Fani Warraich
ENGLISH
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Homonyms
Which word means both to allow and a part of a door?
A. Hinge.
B. Let.
C. Key.
D. Lock.
Fani Warraich
ENGLISH
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Homonyms
What does "lead" mean when referring to a metal?
A. To guide.
B. A type of pencil.
C. A heavy metal.
D. To follow.
Fani Warraich
ENGLISH
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Homonyms
Which homonym can mean both a fruit and a color?
A. Orange.
B. Apple.
C. Peach.
D. Plum.
Fani Warraich
ENGLISH
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Homonyms
Which word refers to a part of a ship and also means to direct?
A. Bow.
B. Stern.
C. Port.
D. Starboard.
Fani Warraich
ENGLISH
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Homonyms
What is the meaning of "bark" in the context of a dog?
A. The outer covering of a tree.
B. To make a loud noise.
C. A type of wood.
D. A command.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
Which word means both a type of tree and to make a choice?
A. Bark.
B. Bow.
C. Cedar.
D. Select.
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