Homophones Quiz For Grade 6

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If you are a grade 6 English student, you must check out this homophones quiz created for you. We have designed this quiz to find out how much knowledge you have on using a particular set of homophones. Here, you'll be provided with two homophone pairs, and you have to select the correct option out of the two. Do you think you'll be able to do so? Let's find out today. All the best, buddy!

Questions and Answers

1.

A large furry animal.
- A.
  
  Bear
- B.
  
  Bare
Correct Answer
A. Bear

Explanation
The given description of a "large furry animal" matches the characteristics of a bear. Bears are known for their large size and fur, making them a suitable answer. "Bare" does not fit the description as it means lacking clothing or covering.

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2.

I have many friends ______.
- A.
  
  Two
- B.
  
  Too
- C.
  
  To
Correct Answer
B. Too

Explanation
The correct answer is "Too". In this context, "too" means "also" or "as well". The sentence suggests that the speaker has many friends in addition to other things or people.

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3.

The stuff on top of your head
- A.
  
  Hair
- B.
  
  Hare
Correct Answer
A. Hair

Explanation
The given correct answer for this question is "Hair" because it is the most common and logical interpretation of the phrase "The stuff on top of your head". Hair is a natural feature that grows on the top of a person's head, providing protection and insulation. The other option, "Hare", refers to a type of animal and does not make sense in the context of the question.

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4.

Two of the same things are a _____.
- A.
  
  Pare
- B.
  
  Pear
- C.
  
  Pair
Correct Answer
C. Pair

Explanation
Two of the same things are referred to as a pair. In this case, the question is asking for the word that represents two of the same things, and "pair" is the correct answer.

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5.

You get a trophy if you have
- A.
  
  One
- B.
  
  Won
Correct Answer
B. Won

Explanation
The word "Won" is the correct answer because it is the past tense of the verb "win". In the given question, it is stated that you will receive a trophy if you have something. Therefore, "Won" is the appropriate choice as it indicates that you have achieved victory or success in a competition or game.

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6.

You can build castles at the...
- A.
  
  See
- B.
  
  Sea
Correct Answer
B. Sea

Explanation
Castles can be built at the sea, as many historical castles have been constructed near coastlines or on islands. These castles often served as defensive structures and provided strategic advantages due to their proximity to water bodies. They could be easily accessed by ships and offered protection against potential invaders. Additionally, the sea provided a source of food and transportation for the castle inhabitants. Therefore, building castles at the sea was a practical and strategic choice throughout history.

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7.

You fly in it
- A.
  
  Plane
- B.
  
  Plain
Correct Answer
A. Plane

Explanation
The correct answer is "Plane" because when you fly, you typically do so in an aircraft called a plane. The word "plain" refers to a flat or level area of land or something without flavoring or decoration, which is unrelated to flying.

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8.

I used a wooden _____ to build the birdhouse.
- A.
  
  Bored
- B.
  
  Board
Correct Answer
B. Board

Explanation
The correct answer is "Board". The word “board” refers to a flat piece of wood, while “bored” refers to the feeling of having nothing to do.

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9.

You use your ears to do this.
- A.
  
  Hear
- B.
  
  Here
Correct Answer
A. Hear

Explanation
The word "hear" is the correct answer because the question states that you should use your ears to do this. "Hear" is the only word out of the two options that relate to using your ears to perceive sound. "Here" refers to a location.

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10.

When something cannot hold something up it is...
- A.
  
  Weak
- B.
  
  Week
Correct Answer
A. Weak

Explanation
When something cannot hold something up, it is considered weak. This implies that the object or structure lacks the necessary strength or stability to support the weight or pressure.

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11.

It was turn to bring the lollies
- A.
  
  They're
- B.
  
  Their
- C.
  
  There
Correct Answer
B. Their

Explanation
The correct answer is "Their". In this context, "Their" is the possessive pronoun that indicates ownership. It suggests that it was someone else's turn to bring the lollies, not the speaker's or any other specific person's.

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12.

I am the colour of the sky and oceans
- A.
  
  Blew
- B.
  
  Blue
Correct Answer
B. Blue

Explanation
Blue is the correct answer because it is a color that is often associated with the sky and oceans. The color blue is commonly used to represent these natural elements due to their similar hue. Additionally, the word "blew" is a past tense verb and does not accurately describe the color being referenced in the statement.

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13.

A boy is a
- A.
  
  Mail
- B.
  
  Male
Correct Answer
B. Male

Explanation
The correct answer is "Male" because the question is asking for a word that completes the sentence "A boy is a ____." The word "Mail" refers to letters that are delivered by post, but the word "Male" refers to the gender of a boy.

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14.

If I am able to go somewhere I am
- A.
  
  Aloud
- B.
  
  Allowed
Correct Answer
B. Allowed

Explanation
The correct answer is "Allowed". The word "allowed" means having permission or being given the right to do something. In the given context, if someone is able to go somewhere, it implies that they have been granted permission or given the right to do so. Therefore, "allowed" is the appropriate term to use in this scenario.

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Homophones Quiz For Grade 6

A large furry animal.

I have many friends ______.

The stuff on top of your head

Two of the same things are a _____.

You get a trophy if you have

You can build castles at the...

You fly in it

I used a wooden _____ to build the birdhouse.

You use your ears to do this.

When something cannot hold something up it is...

It was turn to bring the lollies

I am the colour of the sky and oceans

A boy is a

If I am able to go somewhere I am