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Quiz about Homonyms for  Kids  II
Quiz about Homonyms for  Kids  II

Homonyms for Kids II Trivia Quiz


After my first quiz on HOMONYMS ( HOM - O - NIMS: words that sound the same but have different meanings), I found so many more that I wanted you to see them as well, let me show them to you in this quiz number TWO.

A multiple-choice quiz by underscored. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
underscored
Time
3 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
344,047
Updated
Jun 03 23
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
9 / 10
Plays
1231
Awards
Top 35% Quiz
Question 1 of 10
1. My Aunt Brooke _____, peeled and diced ten Granny Smith apples to make an apple pie. What word am I looking for here? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. "___, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, ___. What are the notes missing on this diatonic scale?
(Hint: think "Sound of Music")
Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. The iron ____was carried thousands of miles in trains that were two kilometers long. What word is missing here? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. The bride walked down the ____ , towards the altar, with her father. Now what is the missing word? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. Chrissie went to her friend's ___ when she saw that she had twisted her ankle. What word am I looking for here? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. Jacob was unable to buy even the smallest lolly as he only had one ____ in
his pocket. What word is missing?
Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. Charlotte's father Thomas was the only ____ to his parents estate. What word belongs here? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. The sailor saluted and said, '___, ___ sir,' when his captain gave him a direct order. What word, used by sailors, is needed here to finish this sentence? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. Our family stopped for a picnic and saw the huge cliffs of the Great Australian ____. What word are we looking for here? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. Australia changed to a new system called the decimal system on February 14 1966. It was a very exciting day and my very first decimal coin was two ___. What word is missing here? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. My Aunt Brooke _____, peeled and diced ten Granny Smith apples to make an apple pie. What word am I looking for here?

Answer: cored

There is a kitchen utensil which has been designed to take the middle of an apple out, as apples can be difficult to cut around the core, you just put it right through and - the apple has then been CORED.
A CHORD is the string of a musical instrument, as well as three or more tones within the music. It is also a feeling or emotion, to strike a CHORD in someone is to make them feel deeply.
A CORD is a small rope consisting of several strands wound together.
2. "___, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, ___. What are the notes missing on this diatonic scale? (Hint: think "Sound of Music")

Answer: do

"DO, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, DO" is a very good way of practising scales.
Of course a female deer is a DOE. DOUGH is uncooked bread, it does not taste nice until it has been cooked. Damper is Australian bush bread made from a flour and water DOUGH, it can be cooked on the hot coals or in a camp oven.
3. The iron ____was carried thousands of miles in trains that were two kilometers long. What word is missing here?

Answer: ore

Iron ORE makes dirt look red, this can be seen from an aeroplane. The ORE is separated from the dirt then mixed with other metals so that ships and buildings can be built. When I go into a lolly shop I can buy a Killer Python, not a real one, OR some jelly babies, I will choose one OR the other.
4. The bride walked down the ____ , towards the altar, with her father. Now what is the missing word?

Answer: aisle

The AISLE is the passageway the bride walked down to marry her future husband.
I think I'LL (I WILL) get married one day and have my honeymoon on an ISLE
(a small island) with a very large palm tree right in the middle.
5. Chrissie went to her friend's ___ when she saw that she had twisted her ankle. What word am I looking for here?

Answer: aid

Chrissy provided AID to her friend, she felt for her as she was crying in pain. When we provide AID we show that we care for each other. ADE is also a fruit drink, it can be made with real fruit and it can be mixed with cold water on a hot day. YUM!
An AIDE is a person who provides AID. The kind AIDE provided AID to our basketball team by giving us glasses of ADE straight from the refrigerator.
6. Jacob was unable to buy even the smallest lolly as he only had one ____ in his pocket. What word is missing?

Answer: cent

A one CENT piece is just one hundredth of one dollar, in some countries it is not used as money any more as it is just too small. Sylvia SENT her best friend a letter in the post. Julianne put a small amount of SCENT behind her ears before she went to the party.
7. Charlotte's father Thomas was the only ____ to his parents estate. What word belongs here?

Answer: heir

When Charlotte's grandparents died, her father became HEIR to their estate. E'ER is a word used in poetry: it is a contraction, and the apostrophe means that there is a letter missing, that letter is V, so the word is EVER. We breathe AIR to keep us alive. AIR is a mixture of oxygen, nitrogen and other gases. Trees produce oxygen which is the main part of AIR that we need.
8. The sailor saluted and said, '___, ___ sir,' when his captain gave him a direct order. What word, used by sailors, is needed here to finish this sentence?

Answer: aye

AYE is a word used by sailors to say 'YES'. It is a custom to say this twice when answering to a superior officer, along with a salute. A ship's crew operates as a team and respect and discipline are really important in a team.
EYE is the singular form for our organs of sight. EYES are the plural, meaning both EYES. When referring to myself I use the personal pronoun 'I': 'I am a good person' is a statement I say every morning.
9. Our family stopped for a picnic and saw the huge cliffs of the Great Australian ____. What word are we looking for here?

Answer: bight

The Great Australian BIGHT was formed millions of years ago when Australia was still attached to the Antarctic land mass. It is a huge cliff that goes for hundreds of miles. A BIGHT describes the middle of a rope, as against both ends.
'BITE down hard," the dentist says when he wants to take a plaster impression of my teeth.
'BYTE one BYTE' I say in dismay,' that is only eight bits, I won't even be able to turn my computer on!
10. Australia changed to a new system called the decimal system on February 14 1966. It was a very exciting day and my very first decimal coin was two ___. What word is missing here?

Answer: cents

No more tuppence ha'penny (or two pence and one half pence). No more thro'pence, (threepence), sixpence or shillings and certainly no more florins. My two cents was gifted to me by a neighbour, it was a very exciting day. I can still remember the SENSE of excitment that other people had on this day. I do remember the new coin smell but I cannot remember the particular SCENTS that exuded from the new coins and notes.
Source: Author underscored

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