Answer: B) There
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) A word that is written and pronounced the same way as another but has a different meaning.
Answer: C) Wear
Answer: B) Hostage
Answer: A) Bored
Answer: B) Right
Answer: A) Steel
Answer: A) Ate, eight.
Answer: C) Site
Answer: A) There
Answer: A) Return
Answer: A) Council
Answer: A) Sea
Answer: B) Than
Answer: A) Write
Answer: A) Allowed
Answer: B) It's
Answer: B) Flour
Answer: B) Maid
Answer: C) Write
Answer: A) Piece
Answer: B) Sight
Answer: C) Too
Answer: A) Homophone
Answer: B) Their part of speech in the sentence.
Answer: A) Break
Answer: A) A long, narrow strap attached at one end to a horse's bit, typically used to guide or check a horse while riding or driving.
Answer: C) There
Answer: C) C-mouth
Answer: A) Whole
Answer: D) Cite; site.
Answer: C) Homonyms
Answer: B) Homonym
Answer: C) Echo
Answer: B) Eight
Answer: B) There, their.
Answer: A) A man awarded a non-hereditary title by a monarch or other political leader for service to the country, especially in a military capacity.
Answer: C) Ambiguity
Answer: B) Pear
Answer: A) Where
Answer: A) Flower
Answer: C) Though, tough.
Answer: A) Wait
Answer: B) Whole
Answer: B) Tell
Answer: A) Sum
Answer: C) Climax
Answer: A) Homophones
Answer: B) Site
Answer: B) Homonym (words with the same sound but different spelling).
Answer: B) Break
Answer: B) Bark (dog)-Bark (tree).
Answer: A) Brake
Answer: B) Write