Question

The following sentences contain one homonym from a pair of homonyms.

Which of the sentences below uses the correct homonym for the context?
OA. Xavier is acting out his favorite movie scene.
OB. Mrs. Janowski has a meeting every knight.
C. Jason has six pears of sneakers.
OD. Kelly couldn't figure out witch shirt to wear.

Answer 1

The correct homonym for the context is 'knight', and it is used correctly in sentence OB.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct homonym for the context in this question is knight. Sentence OB, 'Mrs. Janowski has a meeting every knight', uses the homonym 'knight' correctly, referring to a medieval military servant. The other sentences use the incorrect homonyms: OA should use 'act' instead of 'out', C should use 'pair' instead of 'pear', and OD should use 'which' instead of 'witch'.

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