Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

What is the meaning of "lead" when referring to guidance?

A. To guide. B. A heavy metal. C. To follow. D. To direct.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

Which homonym can mean both a type of fish and to catch?

A. Bass. B. Hook. C. Net. D. Line.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

What does "tear" mean when referring to a rip?

A. To rip. B. To pull apart. C. A drop from the eye. D. A type of fabric.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

Which word can mean both a sound made by a bell and to ring?

A. Chime. B. Ding. C. Toll. D. Bell.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

What is the meaning of "row" when referring to a line?

A. A series of items. B. To paddle a boat. C. A quarrel. D. A type of fabric.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

Which word means both a part of the body and to assist?

A. Hand. B. Arm. C. Leg. D. Foot.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

What does "bowl" mean in the context of a game?

A. A deep dish. B. A type of sport. C. To roll a ball. D. A container.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

Which homonym can mean both a type of flower and to rise?

A. Bloom. B. Grow. C. Blossom. D. Petal.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

What does "close" mean when referring to a relationship?

A. To shut. B. Intimate. C. To finish. D. To secure.

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Fani Warraich ENGLISH - Homonyms

Which word can mean both to save and a place for storage?

A. Store. B. Keep. C. Save. D. Hold.

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