Homophones Exercise

Homophones are words which have the same pronunciation but different meanings eg BLUE and BLEW

BLUE is a colour and BLEW is the past of BLOW.

Homophones Exercise

You're not ___________ to play music in your room after half eleven at night.
1. allowed
2. aloud
Wheat is ground into ___________ for making bread.
1. flour
2. flower
Matthew's as mad as a March ___________.
1. hair
2. hare
It's very late to go all that way now, Kristie. Why don't you sleep over at ___________ house?
1. hour
2. our
The beautiful, pert young maiden was rescued by a boyish ___________ in shining armour.
1. knight
2. night
No ___________ won the match. It was a draw.
1. one
2. won
Why don't you save your photos to cd? It's not difficult to do. In fact, it's a ___________ of cake.
1. peace
2. piece
Gonzalo was 18 the first time he saw the ___________ .
1. sea
2. see
I think I need glasses. I'm getting headaches and my ___________ isn't as sharp as it was.
1. sight
2. site
Some rat's stole my ___________ Zippo lighter.
1. steal
2. steel
Look! There they are, in ___________ new red sports car.
1. their
2. there
The anarchist ___________ the grenade through the window.
1. threw
2. through
Those stupid diet pills are a ___________ of time and money. What you need is Montignac.
1. waist
2. waste
I ___________ you. Don't wear a black top in that disco. The ultraviolet light makes your dandruff shine like a thousand stars.
1. warn
2. worn

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