Home > English > Vocabulary > Homophones and HomographsWhat is the homophone of ‘rein’?A. Reign B. Rain C. Both D. NeitherAnswer: BothAdditional Information: 'Rein,' 'rain,' and 'reign' are homophones. Subjects: Homophones and Homographs, VocabularyRelated MCQsWhat is the homograph of ‘minute’ when pronounced as ‘min-it’?What does ‘row’ (to paddle) and ‘row’ (a line) represent?What is the homograph of ‘close’ when pronounced as ‘klohz’?What is the homophone of ‘peer’?Which homograph is spelled the same but has two different meanings, such as ‘to tear’ and ‘a tear’?What is the homophone of ‘sent’?What does ‘palm’ (of the hand) and ‘palm’ (a tree) represent?What is the homophone of ‘road’?Which word is a homograph?What does ‘close’ (near) and ‘close’ (to shut) represent?What is the homograph of ‘bass’ when pronounced as ‘base’?What is the homophone of ‘write’?What does ‘bark’ (sound a dog makes) and ‘bark’ (outer covering of a tree) illustrate?What is the homophone of ‘bear’?Which word is a homophone for ‘pail’?