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Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
What does "wind" mean when referring to air movement?
A. To twist or turn.
B. A current of air.
C. To wrap something.
D. A type of energy.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
Which homonym can mean both a type of flower and to give a speech?
A. Rose.
B. Lily.
C. Talk.
D. Bloom.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
What does "bowl" mean when referring to a game?
A. A deep dish.
B. To roll a ball.
C. A type of container.
D. To throw.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
Which word can mean both a sound made by a bell and to ring?
A. Chime.
B. Toll.
C. Ding.
D. Bell.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
What is the meaning of "well" when referring to health?
A. A source of water.
B. In a good manner.
C. To do something properly.
D. A deep hole.
Fani Warraich
ENGLISH
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Homonyms
Which word means both a part of the body and to support?
A. Arm.
B. Leg.
C. Hand.
D. Foot.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
What does "bat" refer to in the context of sports?
A. A flying mammal.
B. A piece of equipment for hitting.
C. To hit something.
D. A type of insect.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
Which homonym can mean both a type of fabric and to make a sound?
A. Silk.
B. Knit.
C. Weave.
D. Chiffon.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
What does "close" mean when referring to distance?
A. To shut.
B. Near.
C. To finish.
D. To secure.
Fani Warraich
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Homonyms
Which word means both a type of fish and to catch?
A. Bass.
B. Hook.
C. Line.
D. Net.
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